Senior Forensic Structural Engineer

Purpose

We are searching for an engineering with 5+ years’ experience as a Licensed Structural Engineer. The position will be responsible for the assessment of commercial, institutional, and industrial structures throughout the region. The ideal candidate will have experience in performing structural and building failure analysis, evaluations on damaged structures, and/or conducting facilities/building condition assessments.

Key Accountabilities

Individual Responsibilities

• • Assess and evaluate the condition and potential cause of distress to a wide range of structural buildings and facilities.
  • Perform field investigations of site conditions and subsequent analyses of structural components.
  • Produce written reports detailing findings of investigations, including conceptual repair recommendations.

Team Responsibilities

• • Work with an inter-disciplinary team of engineers and construction consultants as part of investigations.
  • Receive mentoring from senior engineering staff and provide mentorship to junior staff members.

Marketing/Business Development Responsibilities

• • Develop and maintain client relationships through projects and team-related activities within the region.

Experience and Qualifications

• Licensed Structural Engineer (S.E.) in the State of Illinois.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in structural analysis, evaluation, and design of structures (buildings, bridges, industrial facilities, etc.).
• BS degree in Civil/Structural/Architectural Engineering or Architecture.
• MS degree in Civil/Structural/Architectural Engineering or Architecture is a plus.

SKILLS:

• Experience in Microsoft Office suite, structural analysis software, and CADD software.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, organizational and project management skills.
• Ability to work well within a team.

Key Attributes:

• Passion for problem solving.
• Collaborative and adaptable communicator.
• Passion for innovation and continuous improvement.

Additional Requirements

• Must be physically able to perform investigations in the field (including climbing ladders, carrying inspection tools, stooping, kneeling, etc.).
• Approximately 20% travel.