Structural Professional Engineer

Job Description

Job Description

Looking for a Structural Professional Engineer role in Fort Worth, TX. Join a fast-growing engineering and fabrication company and work on custom steel and aluminum solutions. Licensed PE with experience in structural steel design preferred. Apply now for competitive benefits and bonus potential.

Company Profile:
Fast-growing engineering and fabrication company serving the construction and infrastructure space nationwide
Specializes in custom steel and aluminum solutions with a strong focus on quality and speed
High-volume, fast-paced environment with a collaborative team and consistent project pipeline

Structural Professional Engineer Role:
The Structural Professional Engineer will play a dual-role position with approximately 90% drafting/design work and 10% engineering responsibility. This PE Engineer will be heavily involved in SolidWorks-based drafting while also performing structural calculations and providing professional engineering oversight and stamping.
Perform detailed drafting and design work for steel and aluminum systems
Support production of customer submittals and fabrication drawings
Conduct structural engineering calculations for design validation
Review and stamp engineering drawings as a licensed PE
Work closely with EIT and drafting team members on project execution
Contribute engineering input without removing ownership from drafting responsibilities
Collaborate with production and engineering teams to ensure accuracy and buildability
Support continuous improvement of design and calculation processes

Structural Professional Engineer Profile:
Licensed PE Civil or Structural accepted; Structural preferred
5 years of experience preferred early-career PE strongly preferred
Strong background in structural steel design non-negotiable
Experience with drafting/design work SolidWorks preferred
Ability and willingness to remain hands-on with drafting responsibilities
Bridge or span experience civil candidates is a plus
Exposure to H-20 / HL-93 design is beneficial but not required
Multi-state licensure preferred especially seismic regions; Texas or reciprocity accepted

Features and Benefits:
Bonus Potential
Medical, dental, pto, and vision insurance
Additional voluntary benefits