Structural Design Lead

The Structural Design Lead is in charge of leading the structural design and analysis of projects for different types of buildings and infrastructure while working from home. This job is in charge of making sure that all structural engineering solutions are delivered on time and to a high standard, as well as providing technical leadership and making sure that all codes and standards are followed.

The Structural Design Lead works with architects, engineers, project managers, and clients to make sure that designs are safe, efficient, buildable, and meet the needs of the project.

Main Duties:

From the idea stage to the construction documentation stage, lead the structural design and analysis for assigned projects.

Make and check structural calculations, drawings, and specifications

Make sure that all building codes, standards, and rules (like IBC, AISC, ACI, and ASCE) are followed.

Give structural engineers and designers technical guidance and help them grow.

Work with architects, MEP engineers, and other fields to plan structural design activities.

Check and approve design deliverables for accuracy, quality, and buildability.

Find and fix difficult technical problems and design risks

Help with project planning, scheduling, and resource allocation for structural scope

Take part in client meetings, design reviews, and technical talks.

Help make design standards, processes, and best practices better all the time.

Necessary

Qualifications:

A bachelor's degree in civil or structural engineering is required (a master's degree is better).

A Professional Engineer (PE) license in at least one U.S. state; a license in more than one state is better.

At least 8 to 12 years of experience in structural engineering and design

Proven experience leading structural design on difficult projects

A lot of knowledge about U.S. building codes, materials, and how to build things

Ability to use structural analysis and design software like ETABS, SAP
2000, RAM, SAFE, or something similar

Great skills in leadership, communication, and writing technical documents

Ability to handle many projects and lead teams from a distance

Preferred Qualifications:

License for Structural Engineer (SE)

Experience working on projects for businesses, schools, factories, or infrastructure

Knowledge of BIM platforms like Revit

Experience working with teams that are spread out or have people from different fields

Understanding of design principles that are both sustainable and strong

Pay for the Year:
Depending on experience, licensing, project difficulty, and location, the salary range is between $115,000 and $165,000 per year.

Package of Benefits:

Full coverage for medical, dental, and vision care

401(k) retirement plan with a match from the company

Paid time off (PTO) includes vacation days, sick days, and paid holidays.

Working from home all the time in the United States

Support for professional development, continuing education, and getting a license

Life insurance and coverage for short- and long-term disabilities

Programs for employee health and well-being