What are the responsibilities and job description for the Structural Engineer position at CT19?
Structural Engineer – Advanced Energy & Technology Projects
We are seeking a Structural Engineer to support new construction, process design, and ongoing operations at a state-of-the-art facility in the advanced energy and medical technology sector. As part of a small, highly skilled engineering team, you will collaborate across disciplines to deliver innovative solutions with impact in medicine, energy, and beyond.
This role offers the opportunity to work on challenging, highly technical projects in a collaborative environment. While the role is based in Wisconsin, hybrid or remote arrangements may be considered for qualified U.S.-based candidates. Occasional travel may be required for team meetings or on-site project needs.
Key Responsibilities
Collaborate with interdisciplinary engineering teams and vendors to ensure civil/structural requirements are effectively implemented.
Troubleshoot designs, resolve fabrication and field issues, and provide formal design resolutions.
Design structural steel, foundations, anchorage, platforms, supports, and other facility structures.
Perform structural analysis for static and dynamic loads, including seismic, wind, tornado, and impact loading.
Review and evaluate vendor deliverables, drawings, and analyses for compliance with project requirements.
Develop design specifications and support vendor evaluation for civil/structural design and construction.
Basic Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree (ABET-accredited) in Structural, Civil, or Architectural Engineering.
Minimum 5 years of civil/structural engineering experience (or 3 years with a Master’s degree).
Experience with steel, concrete, and anchorage design.
Familiarity with seismic design.
Working knowledge of industry standards and codes (ACI 318, AISC 360).
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with structural analysis software (e.g., GT STRUDL, SAP2000, STAAD).
Field issue resolution experience.
Background in nuclear plant design or modification.
Familiarity with nuclear quality assurance standards.
Knowledge of nuclear safety-related design codes (ACI 349, ANSI/AISC N690).
Professional Engineer (PE) license, preferably in Wisconsin.
Why Join
This is a unique opportunity to apply your structural engineering expertise on groundbreaking projects in the clean energy and medical technology sectors. You’ll gain exposure to high-impact, regulated environments while contributing to innovative designs that shape the future of the industry.