Structural Engineer

About the role

This Structural Engineer role focuses on designing industrial facilities, including equipment supports and foundations, using concrete, steel, and masonry. You develop design loads, perform structural analysis, and manage your tasks within established budgets and schedules. You collaborate closely with a structural engineering group to deliver safe, efficient, and practical designs for industrial projects. This is a Permanent position based out of Appleton, WI, with a fully onsite workplace.

Responsibilities

• Design industrial facilities, including equipment supports and foundations, using concrete, steel, and masonry.
• Develop design loads for industrial structures and components based on project requirements and applicable standards.
• Perform structural analysis to verify the safety, stability, and performance of industrial structures.
• Apply structural engineering principles to create sound, constructible designs for industrial applications.
• Use structural analysis software to model, analyze, and optimize structural systems.
• Produce and review structural design documents and coordinate with drafters and designers to ensure accuracy and completeness.
• Collaborate with the structural engineering team to integrate structural designs with other disciplines.
• Manage assigned tasks within the proposed budget and schedule, maintaining accountability for scope, quality, and deadlines.
• Communicate progress, challenges, and design decisions clearly to project stakeholders.
• Participate in ongoing learning and mentorship to support professional growth and contribute to the team's technical capabilities.

Requirements

• Proficiency in structural engineering principles and practices for industrial facilities.
• Experience with RISA 3D or similar structural analysis software for modeling and analysis.
• Ability to design equipment supports and foundations using concrete, steel, and masonry.
• Strong skills in structural analysis, including load development and evaluation of structural performance.
• Familiarity with Rev