Structural Engineer

Bellingham Marine; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Bellingham Marine is seeking a Structural Engineer to design and analyze floating and fixed marine structures. Based in Jacksonville, FL, this role requires interaction with clients and production departments to develop high-quality solutions for the marina industry.

The ideal candidate will possess a Bachelor or Master of Science in Civil Engineering or related field, plus a minimum of 5 years as a registered professional engineer. Proficiency in structural design and experience with SolidWorks is preferred.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years as a registered professional engineer preferred.
• Experience in detailing, design of concrete and timber structures.
• Knowledge of wind/wave hindcasting and dynamic analysis preferred.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate project sites for feasibility and establish project design criteria.
• Provide structural design and analysis for marine structures.
• Prepare written reports and update job knowledge accordingly.

Skills

Structural design

Project analysis

Client relationship management

SolidWorks

Education

Bachelor or Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering or Coastal Engineering with structural concentration

Tools

Solid modeling software

Job description

As a Structural Engineer, you will provide structural design and analysis of floating and fixed marine structures, evaluate project sites to determine environmental loads, establish and maintain strong working relationships with clients, and interact directly with the production / manufacturing departments of Bellingham Marine to develop practical, high-quality products and solutions for the marina industry. Successful candidates will be required to complete an administrative background screen as part of the onboarding process.

LOCATION

BMI’s engineering office is located in Jacksonville, FL. Your position is not a remote position and you will be based out of Jacksonville, FL.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Evaluate project sites for feasibility and to establish project design criteria.
• Review project plans and specifications to verify stated criteria is consistent with actual site conditions.
• Provide structural design and analysis.
• Develop project timelines and work within project deadlines.
• Provide ongoing monitoring of project progress and report progress to clients as agreed upon.
• Work with other Bellingham Marine staff to maintain project continuity and integrity.
• Prepare and submit written reports as needed.
• Update job knowledge by tracking and understanding emerging structural engineering technologies and practices.
• Maintain technical proficiency and participate in continuing education opportunities offered.
• Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS

The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required to perform this job successfully. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE

Bachelor or Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering or Coastal Engineering with structural concentration. Experience in structural detailing, design of conventional and prestressed concrete, timber design, and structural steel design is preferred.

Minimum 5 years as a registered professional engineer is preferred.

Experience with wind/wave hindcasting, lateral pile analysis, dynamic analysis of floating wave attenuators, wave mechanics and loads, flotation and stability, corrosion control, and SolidWorks or other solids modeling software preferred.

LICENSES and/or CERTIFICATIONS

Must currently be registered PE (Professional Engineer) registration or SE (Structural Engineer). Current registration as a SE (Structural Engineer) registration preferred, a PE will have to have proficiency in structural design and be willing to pursue SE registration in the future. The ability to establish multi-state licensure to cover BMI’s project area throughout the United States.