Entry-level Structural Engineer, Safety

About the Role

LJB Inc. is seeking 2027 Graduates for the position of Entry-level Structural Engineer within its Safety team. This role focuses on creating safer work environments through the design of fall protection systems. The structural engineer will analyze, design, plan, and create structural components and systems for LJB clients.

Key Responsibilities

• Document structural systems in existing industrial, commercial, and institutional facilities.
• Design complex fall protection systems using fundamental structural engineering principles.
• Analyze building components supporting fall protection systems, including structural steel framing, cold-formed steel framing, and cast-in-place concrete.
• Prepare calculations detailing engineering design.
• Perform tasks within Revit and other CAD software.
• Assist with the preparation of construction documents.
• Access locations at height, climb ladders/scaffolding, use personal fall protection systems, and wear additional personal protective equipment as required.
• Maintain technical knowledge through training initiatives, seminars, professional publications, and in-house training.
• Travel to various US-based locations (50-75% travel, with overnight stays).
• Understand and train in OSHA/ANSI fall protection standards.
• Pass background checks, drug tests, and MVR checks.
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Bachelor’s degree in civil, architectural, or mechanical engineering with a structural emphasis.
• Experience with CAD software (Revit and Bluebeam preferred).
• Experience with RAM or other structural analysis software.

Qualifications

• New graduate to 3 years of engineering experience.
• Possess knowledge and experience in the design of structural engineering projects (fall protection preferred).
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in team settings.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to traverse worksite in different weather conditions and perform physical tasks (bend, climb, stretch, reach, lean).
• Must meet the weight capacity of design perimeters of fall protection systems (between 130 to 310 lbs.).
• Understand exposure to characteristic construction site dangers.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
• Willingness to travel (overnight stays based on supported projects) to various US-based locations (50 to 75% travel).
• Ability to pass background checks, drug tests, and MVR checks.