Structural Engineer

We're recruiting a Structural Engineer to lead design and innovation for a fast-growing manufacturer pushing the boundaries of large-scale structural systems. This isn't CAD-shuffling. You'll own real engineering challenges on projects that demand precision, creativity, and technical excellence.

What you'll do:

• Own structural design and optimization for complex, high-performance systems, applying advanced finite element analysis to validate behavior under combined static and dynamic loading conditions
• Drive innovation in load analysis, environmental design (wind, seismic), and material engineering, translating first-principles mechanics into manufacturable solutions
• Lead the development of next-generation mounting and support systems for utility-scale deployments, balancing structural redundancy against material efficiency
• Collaborate cross-functionally with manufacturing, field operations, and project delivery teams to align design intent with fabrication tolerances and installation constraints
• Push for structural excellence while optimizing cost and manufacturability, treating design margin as a variable to be engineered rather than assumed
• Solve real-world engineering problems in the field and in the lab, closing the loop between simulated performance and observed behavior

What we're looking for:

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a comparable discipline (PE licensure a plus)
• 3+ years of structural design experience across a range of loading scenarios and system typologies
• Advanced Truss/ATI experience required: tracker systems, racking, or comparably complex structural assemblies
• Working command of FEA methodology and governing design standards (AISC and related codes)
• Strong CAD proficiency (AutoCAD, Revit, or equivalent parametric tools)
• A hands-on approach to manufacturing environments, comfortable moving between analysis and on-site problem-solving

Why join:

• Work on technology that's genuinely reshaping the energy landscape
• Learn directly from engineers who've shipped products into the field, not just through a design phase
• Grow quickly on a team that treats technical rigor as non-negotiable
• Competitive compensation and strong benefits in a sector that's expanding fast