Structural Project Manager I — Buildings & Architecture
HNTB
Kansas City (MO)
On-site
USD 100,000 - 130,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
HNTB in Kansas City is seeking a Structural Engineer with a bachelor’s degree in Architectural or Civil Engineering and over 10 years of relevant experience. The role involves leading projects in structural engineering, managing budgets, and ensuring quality of project delivery. Preferred candidates will have proficiency in software such as Revit and structural analysis tools like RISA or ETABS. Join HNTB to contribute to complex infrastructure projects that matter to communities.
Qualifications
10 years of relevant experience in structural engineering.
Deep understanding of Building Codes (IBC, ASCE, AISC, ACI).
Experience with structural analysis software is preferred.
Responsibilities
Responsible for strategic plans for project success.
Manages client’s budget, schedule, and program.
Develops creative structural design solutions.
Skills
Core Structural Engineering Skills in Steel, Concrete, and Masonry
Competency in wind and seismic load analysis
Software proficiency (Revit/BIM 360 and either RISA, SAP2000 or ETABS)
Project Management Tools: MS Project, Primavera P6
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Architectural or Civil Engineering
Master's degree in Architectural Engineering or Civil Engineering with primary focus on structures
Licensed Professional Engineer (PE)
Licensed Structural Engineer (SE)
Tools
RISA
ETABS
SAP 2000
ADAPT
Job description
HNTB in Kansas City is seeking a Structural Engineer with a bachelor’s degree in Architectural or Civil Engineering and over 10 years of relevant experience. The role involves leading projects in structural engineering, managing budgets, and ensuring quality of project delivery. Preferred candidates will have proficiency in software such as Revit and structural analysis tools like RISA or ETABS. Join HNTB to contribute to complex infrastructure projects that matter to communities.