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ROXBOX is seeking an Engineering Manager / Professional Engineer to lead our design and engineering function for steel-frame modular and shipping container projects in Houston. You’ll guide a team of architects and designers, establish technical direction, and follow projects from design through fabrication to ensure what we draw can actually be built.
This leadership role requires 5+ years of engineering experience and a PE license, with the ability to obtain licensure in multiple states.
Turning Steel Structures into Game-Changing Spaces
You understand how things get built in the real world—not just how they look on paper.
You’re technically sharp, detail-oriented, and at your best when solving complex design and constructability problems. You value accuracy, clear standards, and the autonomy to use your expertise to find the right solution.
ROXBOX is seeking an Engineering Manager / Professional Engineer to lead our design and engineering function for steel-frame modular and shipping container projects. You’ll guide a team of architects and designers, establish technical direction, and follow projects from design through fabrication—ensuring what we draw can actually be built.
This isn’t a purely theoretical engineering role. You’ll work directly with the people designing, fabricating, and delivering the finished product.
Turning Steel Structures into Game-Changing Spaces
You understand how things get built in the real world—not just how they look on paper.
You’re technically sharp, detail-oriented, and at your best when solving complex design and constructability problems. You value accuracy, clear standards, and the autonomy to use your expertise to find the right solution.
ROXBOX is seeking an Engineering Manager / Professional Engineer to lead our design and engineering function for steel-frame modular and shipping container projects. You’ll guide a team of architects and designers, establish technical direction, and follow projects from design through fabrication—ensuring what we draw can actually be built.
This isn’t a purely theoretical engineering role. You’ll work directly with the people designing, fabricating, and delivering the finished product.
We build real things, and everything we design has to work in the real world. If you take pride in getting the details right, solving difficult technical problems, and seeing your work physically built, we’d like to hear from you.