Graduate Structural Engineer
Pennoni
- Location
- Clearwater, FL
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 23
- 1 day ago
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About the company
Pennoni
Design · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
Pennoni is a multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm founded more than five decades ago. We approach engineering challenges from a wider spectrum of angles than most, from land development to energy management. Our goal is to help communities and private sector clients alike navigate the ever-changing technological advancements available and learn how best to integrate "smart" solutions into the current landscape to make them a part of resilient and sustainable planning. Our combination of talent and experience generates unprecedented solutions for diverse and iconic projects around the globe.
What you'll do
- Performing structural design and analysis of building structural systems.
- Design and detailing of structures in concrete, steel, masonry and timber for low-rise and mid-rise buildings.
- Developing finite element models for the analysis of complex structures.
What you need
- Bachelor of Science Civil/Structural or Architectural Engineering or related field required.
- Coursework in structural analysis and concrete, masonry, steel and timber design required.
- Minimum years of working experience: 0-5 years.
- Licenses required: Engineer-In-Training.
- Working knowledge of structural analysis software such as RAM, STAAD, Enercalc, MATHCad, etc. is preferred.
- Working knowledge of AutoCAD and REVIT is preferred.
- Working knowledge of MS Office is required.
- Education: a bachelor's degree
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