BUILDING DIAGNOSTICS & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, P.E.

• Perform evaluations of existing residential and light-commercial buildings, including structural, water-management, exterior-envelope, and common building-condition concerns.

• Document site conditions through notes, photographs, measurements, and organized field observations.

• Prepare and review concise, defensible, client-ready reports using established templates and quality-assurance procedures.

• Perform or review limited residential/light-commercial structural calculations, repair recommendations, and details consistent with experience and licensure.

• Explain findings and recommendations to clients clearly, objectively, and practically.

• Collaborate with engineers and operations staff on scope, quality, priorities, and schedule.

• Contribute technical input to project scopes and identify follow-on needs when appropriate.

• Maintain accurate time records and support timely project delivery.

• Bachelor’s degree in civil, structural, or mechanical engineering.

• Active Minnesota Professional Engineer license, or ability to obtain Minnesota licensure within 6 to 12 months.

• Experience evaluating, designing, constructing, inspecting, or repairing residential and/or light-commercial buildings.

• Ability to communicate technical conclusions clearly in writing and conversation.

• Ability to safely perform field assessments, including ladders, roofs, crawlspaces, and exterior conditions, with reasonable accommodation where applicable.

• Existing-building assessment, forensic, restoration, building-envelope, reserve-study, residential structural, or light-commercial experience.

• Knowledge of Minnesota residential and building codes, wood-frame construction, foundations, retaining walls, or water-management issues.

• Experience with repair details, light structural calculations, or construction-administration observations.

• Work from a home office when preparing reports and coordinating projects.

• Field assignments are primarily within the 13-county Twin Cities region. Field days are planned in advance whenever practical.

• Exposure to outside elements is necessary during site assessments.

• Use of a personal vehicle is required, with mileage reimbursement.

• Regularly required to sit, stand, reach, bend, and move about project sites.

• Ability to carry up to 50 pounds, climb ladders, enter confined spaces, and walk on sloped roofs, with reasonable accommodation where applicable.

Please indicate whether you prefer full-time, part-time, or a defined 2 to 4 day schedule.

Criterium-Twin Cities Engineers is an equal opportunity employer.