Senior Structural Engineer - Truss Design and Code Authority

Alpine, an ITW Company; Cañon City (CO); On-site; USD 75,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Alpine, an ITW company, is seeking a Structural Engineer to lead final design reviews and seal truss designs for code compliance across multiple jurisdictions. You will mentor staff, guide internal teams, and help improve engineering standards in a high‑volume production environment.

The role requires an active SE license (or PE pursuing SE) and a Civil Engineering degree with structural emphasis. Travel to office locations may be required as needed.

Qualifications

• Active Structural Engineer (SE) license, OR Professional Engineer (PE) actively working to obtain an SE license within a defined timeframe.
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering with structural emphasis preferred.
• Strong knowledge of structural analysis, load path behavior, and connection design.
• Working knowledge of applicable building codes (IBC/IRC) and industry standards.
• Ability to independently evaluate and approve structural designs.
• Ability to travel to office locations as needed.

Responsibilities

• Perform final engineering review and seal (stamp) truss designs to ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards
• Evaluate structural systems for load paths, connection integrity, and overall stability
• Review and approve work from engineers, designers, and technicians for technical accuracy
• Provide guidance on non-standard conditions and mentor engineering staff
• Support stakeholders by resolving design questions and project-specific requirements
• Improve engineering standards, best practices, and proprietary design tools through cross-team collaboration

Skills

Structural analysis

Code compliance

Mentoring staff

Independent design approval

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (structural emphasis)

Tools

IBC/IRC codes

Job description

Alpine, an ITW company, is seeking a Structural Engineer to lead final design reviews and seal truss designs for code compliance across multiple jurisdictions. You will mentor staff, guide internal teams, and help improve engineering standards in a high‑volume production environment.

The role requires an active SE license (or PE pursuing SE) and a Civil Engineering degree with structural emphasis. Travel to office locations may be required as needed.