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Mackenzie Inc. in Seattle is seeking a Structural Designer (EIT required) with 0–4 years of structural engineering experience.
This full‑time role rewards self‑motivation, strong design technical skills, and the ability to manage individual work efforts within a dynamic team. Responsibilities include developing structural projects from conceptual planning through construction documents, collaborating with Architects, Civil, MEP, and other design teams, and performing gravity and lateral
We are looking for a talentedstructural designer (EIT required) with 0-4 years of structural engineering experience for our Seattle office. This full-time position is available to qualified applicants who excel in a dynamic working environment and are self-motivated. The ideal candidate excels in coordination, possesses strong design technical skills, and has the ability to manage their own work efforts.
Structural Designer I: 32.50/hour to $37.80/hour
Structural Designer II: $77,700 to $89,000
At Mackenzie, we work a hybrid office schedule; all staff work in-office Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with an option to work from home on Mondays and Fridays.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
At Mackenzie, we invest in the well-being of our employees, both in and outside the workplace. Over the course of 60+ years in business, Mackenzie has created a vibrant employee culture.
By providing support for young families, and a transition plan for those nearing retirement, we nurture professional development through every stage of a long career.
We foster an active culture, engaging in our community and taking advantage of local sports, recreational, and cultural events.
Cigna High Deductible Health Plan
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