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AG&E Associates in Atlanta, GA seeks a driven Structural Project Engineer to contribute to complex building design and lead design teams across multidisciplinary projects.
Ideal candidates hold a PE license, a civil/architectural engineering degree with structural emphasis, and at least four years of building design experience. Proficiency in RAM Structural System, Tekla Structural Designer, Revit, and BIM 360 is required, with strong communication and mentoring skills.
What sets AG&E apart is our people. We believe that if you create a place where people matter, where their work matters, then the right people will find you.
Anybody can say they want to cultivate your career growth. AG&E truly strives to provide our team members the opportunities to gain experience and to lead. From in-house professional development to company-sponsored memberships to industry organizations, our mentorship program is designed to elevate and nurture your passions throughout your career at AG&E.
Location: Atlanta, GA
Job Id:377
# of Openings:1
Locations: Atlanta, Georgia
AG&E Associates is expanding, and we are seeking a driven Structural Project Engineer to join our team.
This role offers the opportunity to contribute to complex structural projects while supporting project delivery and team coordination within a growing engineering firm.
AG&E Associates is a global structural engineering firm headquartered in Dallas, TX. Since 2004, we have expanded to 350+ employees across our locations, driven by a passion for innovation, technical expertise, and a commitment to delivering exceptional results for our clients.
At AG&E, you’ll work in a supportive and highly collaborative environment that encourages teamwork. We prioritize mentorship, hands‑on learning, and early responsibility empowering younger engineers to contribute meaningfully to projects while learning from experienced professionals.
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Join AG&E and help shape the future of structural engineering.