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Engineering

Structural Engineer

We are looking for a Structural Engineer passionate about their work and eager to face new challenges! You will be part of our team specialized in the design, analysis, and evaluation of structures. You will be responsible for improving the performance and efficiency of existing and new structures.

Responsibilities

  • Design and analyze structures of different sizes and complexities.

  • Prepare blueprints and specifications for the construction of structures.

  • Analyze structural problems, identify the root cause, and propose effective solutions.

  • Track the commissioning of structures under construction and ensure quality standards are met.

  • Ensure compliance with construction standards and regulations in all designed structures.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering with a specialization in structures.

  • At least 3 years of work experience in structural design of buildings and constructions.

  • Advanced knowledge of software programs (AutoCAD, Revit, and structural analysis programs).

  • Ability to work as a team and efficiently manage available resources.

  • Excellent communication skills and ability to work with clients and suppliers.

If you are passionate about structural design and want to join a market-leading company where you can continue developing professionally, this opportunity is for you! Apply now and become part of our team of structural experts.

Interview Questions

What is your experience in the design and analysis of structures using 3D modeling software?

The candidate is expected to show solid experience in the design and analysis of structures using tools such as SAP2000, ETABS, or similar. They should describe the projects they have worked on with these programs, the types of loads they have considered, and the analyses they have performed for the structures.

What projects have you worked on as a structural engineer? What was your role on the design team?

The candidate is expected to describe their practical experience in structural engineering, including the types of projects they have worked on and their role within the design teams. They should also describe the design methods they used for these projects.

How would you verify the structural stability of a building when subjected to wind and earthquake loads?

The candidate is expected to give specific examples to verify the structural stability of a building in wind and earthquake load situations. They should mention the specific building codes they used for the design and the analysis tools used.

How would you approach the structural design for a building with large spans, such as a shopping center?

The candidate is expected to have experience designing structures with large spans and show a deep understanding of load factors, material selection, and design specifications specific to this type of structure. They should give specific examples of how they have solved these challenges in the past.

What is your experience inspecting and evaluating the presence of structural damage in buildings?

The candidate is expected to show experience inspecting and evaluating the presence of structural damage in buildings. They should describe the procedures used to carry out inspections, the criteria used to determine the need for repairs or improvements, and the time and budget constraints they have faced.

How do you stay up to date on changes in construction standards and advances in construction technology?

The candidate is expected to provide details on how they keep their knowledge current on advances in construction technology and changes in construction standards. They should mention seminars, conferences, publications, and professional organizations they belong to.

How have you improved the performance of an existing structure through the analysis and optimization of its design, materials, or components?

The candidate is expected to give specific examples in which they improved the performance of an existing structure through the analysis and optimization of its design, materials, or components. They should describe in detail the changes made, the methods used to evaluate performance before and after the changes, and the final results.

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