Professional Engineer, Structural

Engineer the facilities that run America's railroads.

If you're a structural engineer who wants hands-on ownership of heavy industrial projects, from conceptual design through construction, this role is worth a look.

You'll join our Rail Structural group, working alongside an in-house, multi-discipline team that supports Class I, short line, and passenger railroads across the country.

You'll design new structures and structural repairs for maintenance facilities, locomotive fueling stations, bulk handling structures, administration buildings, and other structures that are essential to keeping railroads running.

• You're an owner from day one. As a 100% employee-owned firm, you start earning shares immediately, and you're fully vested after two years.
• You get paid for the hours you put in. We pay straight overtime on all work, including meetings, not just field time.
• You'll work on a variety of projects. From maintenance facilities to fueling stations to bulk handling structures, no two rail projects call for the same solution.
• Everything you need is in house. Structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, and architecture professionals all work under one roof here, so you get real collaboration instead of hand-offs, and more people to learn from along the way.
• Design new construction and develop repairs for existing rail-critical structures: maintenance facilities, fueling stations, bulk handling structures, administration buildings, and more
• Prepare design calculations, plan sets, specifications, and construction cost estimates as a technical expert on your projects
• Perform construction observation and inspection services to make sure your designs come to life the way you planned them
• Work alongside Graduate Engineers and senior registered engineers on designs, sharing your expertise while learning from theirs
• Develop and grow your project management skills over time, taking on more responsibility as you're ready
• Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
• PE license in at least one state (or the ability to get licensed within six months)
• 5-12 years of experience designing heavy industrial structural projects
• Experience working with regulatory agencies and navigating the permit process