About The Role

This Opportunity

About the Role

Our Industrial Center of Excellence (ICoE) team at WSP is seeking an Early Career Structural Engineer to join our team. Our group specializes in high-performing projects with a focus on the future in food and beverage, Federal, and industrial facility design. Our goal is to deliver excellent projects together with a positive experience for our clients and our communities alike. You’ll be asked to help develop construction documents for a variety of clients.

Your Impact

A major component of our design process relies on Building Information Modeling (BIM). In particular, the use of Autodesk Revit Structural is one of the integrated collaboration tools used in communicating 3-D design to our project teams, owners, and construction professionals.
There is a lot of latitude for decision-making; we’re not interested in micromanaging.
We expect everyone on the team to assume ownership of the project's goals and success
Design and analyze structural systems for building cores, shells, and foundations, including steel, concrete, and masonry elements.
Prepare structural drawings, specifications, and calculations in compliance with applicable codes (IBC, ACI, AISC).
Coordinate with architects and other disciplines (mechanical, electrical, civil) to integrate structural design into overall facility plans.
Review shop drawings, respond to RFIs, and provide construction phase support.

Who You Are

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Structural or Civil Engineering.
0-1 years of experience in structural design for facilities or industrial projects.
Familiarity with structural analysis and design software, including STAAD, RAM and Risa, as well as AutoCAD, and Revit.
Knowledge of building codes and standards; strong technical writing and coordination skills.

Preferred Qualifications

EIT license preferred
Experience with Navisworks
Experience with food & beverage or federal facility projects; familiarity with BIM workflows.
Previous design and consulting experience

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