Project Engineer

Years of experience: 3 to 6 years

Our ideal candidate:    You have a master's degree in structural engineering and a professional engineer's license in the State of California, a strong interest in high-performance seismic and sustainable design, and a knack for whole-project seeing. 

In addition, you:

• are a team player with strong interpersonal skills who aims for productive collaboration and clear and honest communication with others;

• are curious, oriented toward excellence and continual growth for learning and improvement;

• are courageous, adaptable, nimble, and resilient;

• are responsible, self-aware, and hold yourself accountable;

• are self-challenging, demonstrating strong critical thinking, with the ability to question and reevaluate your assumptions;

• are organized, meticulous, and detail oriented; and

• are passionate about contributing to and supporting the long-term vision of our organization.

You have demonstrable engineering expertise evidenced by:

• a mastery of statics and a solid understanding of the dynamic behavior of structures, including nonlinear behavior;

• an ability to solve engineering problems independently, with a system of QA/QC to catch errors in a timely manner;

• an ability to effectively communicate engineering design and understanding through the use of thoughtfully laid out details and calculations, and / or well-written technical reports.

• a proven ability to take independent, responsible charge of increasing proportions of a project;

• a familiarity with the different project phases with an awareness of the variable expectations at each phase;

• an awareness of project budgets and the ability to tailor work to meet them;

• depending on depth of experience, a facility with AutoCAD, Revit, and a variety of engineering analysis programs, including RAM Structural System, RAM Concept, and RISA; and a good understanding of current standards of practice, including ASCE 7, ASCE 41, CBC, ACI, AISC, and NDS.

Responsibilities:    A project engineer is expected to deliver small projects and assist in delivering larger, more complex projects with increasing exposure to managing both projects and a project team, while actively contributing to and shaping the health and effectiveness of project teams, and becoming a technical resource to the overall office.

Depending on experience and position, responsibilities include: the creation and/or revision of calculations, drawings, and specifications from conceptual design to construction documents and plan check responses; construction administration tasks under close supervision and coordination with their project manager; the planning and performing of all necessary tasks on smaller projects, and coordinating sets of tasks with other PEs and the project manager on larger projects; managing their personal time and effort in completing assigned tasks and/or coordinating the tasks required to complete project assignments.

Compensation:   The starting salary range for this position is $85,000 - $100,000, before any eligible bonuses. Salaries are based on factors such as experience, education, skills, and (in rare cases) geographic location. Tipping is committed to compensation equity with respect to our current employees when making offers of employment.

To apply to this position, use this link:

https://apply.tippingstructural.com/apply/

You’ll be asked to include a cover letter, résumé, and any work samples you feel illustrate your qualifications.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law, regulation, or ordinance.

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