Structural Engineer (PE)-Bridge & Waterfront

Are you an experienced civil-structural engineer looking for an opportunity to take on exciting and challenging projects? Do you want to contribute to meaningful work that leaves a tangible impact on communities? Are you ready to bring your expertise to a team that values innovation and collaboration? Join our Anchorage, Alaska, office and advance your career with a focus on bridge and waterfront/marine structural design.

About the Role

As a Structural Engineer you will:

• Lead and assist in the analysis, design, and review of various bridge and waterfront structures, including:

• Vehicle and pedestrian bridges

• Gangways and trestles

• Marine terminals

• Harbors and marinas

• Mooring and berthing structures

• Piers, wharves, bulkheads, and quays

• Breakwaters and shore protection structures

• Oversee the preparation of detailed construction drawings using AutoCAD.

• Conduct and manage inspections and condition assessments of existing structures, producing thorough technical reports with actionable recommendations.

• Mentor junior engineers and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams on complex projects, including site-civil design, surveying, geotechnical engineering, and permitting.

• Contribute to project management, client communication, and proposal preparation to support business development.

Qualifications

We are seeking candidates with:

• A B.S. degree in Civil Engineering with a Structural emphasis from an ABET-accredited institution (M.S. preferred).

• Professional Engineer (P.E.) licensure or ability to obtain within 6 months of hire.

• At least 4-5 years of experience in structural analysis and design, ideally with bridges and/or waterfront structures.

• Proficiency with structural analysis software (e.g., RISA 3D, SAP) and AutoCAD.

• A strong understanding of structural loads, load paths, relevant design codes/standards, and construction practices.

• Experience with structural steel, concrete, wood, and masonry design.

• Excellent technical writing and verbal communication skills.

• A collaborative approach to project work and a desire to mentor junior team members.

• Willingness to travel occasionally for fieldwork and client meetings.

• A valid U.S. driver’s license, a good driving record, and vehicle insurance.