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A telecommunications engineering firm is seeking an Assistant Structural Engineer to perform analyses on telecom mounts and towers. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's degree in civil/structural engineering and 2-4 years of experience. Responsibilities include generating engineering reports and answering inquiries, with proficiency in tools like Risa-3D and AutoCAD necessary. This position is remote and requires strong organizational and communication skills.
Job Summary/Objective:
The Assistant Structural Engineer performs structural analyses of simple to moderate levels of complexity on existing telecommunications structures (antenna mounts, towers, water tanks, rooftops) and prepares formal, written reports detailing the capacities and recommendations for modifications needed to bring the structure into compliance with applicable codes.
Primary Responsibilities:
Minimum Education and Experience:
Preferred and Additional Eligibility Qualifications:
Skills Required:
Direct/Indirect Supervisory Responsibility:
N/A
Work Environment/Physical Demands/Travel Required:
Remote/Work from Home; office environment;
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