Structural Project Engineer

DCI Engineers
– Bozeman, MT

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With 14 offices around the Western US, at DCI Engineers you are sure to find your adventure with a great group of people and a lifestyle you crave.

We understand the importance of work/life balance and how your free time activities fuel your professional productivity and creative mojo.

For nearly 35 years, DCI has been challenging our employees to step outside the box to provide innovative solutions and value to projects, while forging great relationships with clients.

If you are looking to work with fun, enthusiastic, and intelligent folks, in a collaborative and rewarding environment, come make DCI your experience.

DCI Engineers, headquartered in Seattle, WA, is a leading structural and civil engineering consulting firm with offices in Texas, Colorado, Montana and along the West Coast into Alaska.

Our Bozeman office isn’t currently hiring but we are always looking for great Project Engineer candidates and encourage you to apply if you’d like your resume on file for future opportunities.

Responsibilities of a Structural Project Engineer:

Perform and coordinate the structural design of assigned projects under the supervision of the Project Manager
Collaborate with BIM Designers to produce structural construction documents and draft details in REVIT
Assist Project Managers with Construction Support, including shop drawing review and answering RFIs
Be attentive to details and provide accurate construction documents
Progressively grow your technical knowledge through both internal project experience and continuing education
Requirements for a Structural Project Engineer:
0-5 years of structural engineering experience, as it relates to building design
Working knowledge and project experience using steel, concrete, wood, and masonry design materials
Experience designing all categories of seismic and gravity framing systems for every building and material type
Basic knowledge of design/build codes, such as the AISC, ACI 318, IBC, and ASCE 7
Working knowledge of structural analysis software.
Ability to manage your time, juggling multiple tasks and projects simultaneously
Desire to provide excellent service and build client relationships
Maintain a positive attitude and willingness to learn
Effective communication skills
Possess a state-issued Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certificate
Structural/Civil/Architectural Engineering degree from an ABET accredited university, preferred
Master’s degree preferred
DCI offers competitive wages and benefit packages, along with opportunities for other incentives.