Senior Staff Civil/Structural Engineer - Code Compliance

INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL; Brea (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive starting salary

Health/dental/vision insurance

401k with company match

Disability coverage

Life insurance

Flexible spending accounts

Pet insurance

Job summary

ICC-ES Senior Staff Engineers report to the Regional Vice-President of Engineering and perform technical duties, including determining code compliance of building products and writing evaluation reports. They work with clients and building officials to complete evaluations and generate reports.

The role requires evaluating data, developing acceptance criteria, and presenting findings at committee hearings, with travel as needed throughout the United States.

Qualifications

• University degree in civil engineering with emphasis on structural engineering.
• Professional registration/license to practice engineering; CA license preferred.
• 5+ years in construction, code development/enforcement or product testing.
• Experience with structural design and construction methods.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate test reports, calculations, and other technical data.
• Develop technical criteria for acceptance of innovative building products.
• Prepare evaluation reports regarding product code compliance.
• Provide expert assistance to U.S. building departments.
• Participate in ICC-ES Evaluation Committee hearings.
• Represent ICC-ES at meetings with government and industry.

Skills

Seismic design

Structural engineering

Code compliance

Evaluation reports

Client interaction

Engineering calculations

Technical communication

Education

Civil engineering degree with structural emphasis

California licensed structural engineer (preferred)

Job description

ICC-ES Senior Staff Engineers report to the Regional Vice-President of Engineering and perform technical duties, including determining code compliance of building products and writing evaluation reports. They work with clients and building officials to complete evaluations and generate reports.

The role requires evaluating data, developing acceptance criteria, and presenting findings at committee hearings, with travel as needed throughout the United States.