Structural Engineer- Project Manager

Company OverviewAn established and steadily growing engineering practice is seeking a motivated Structural Engineer to join its team. The firm operates with a lean, high‑trust structure where engineers are empowered to take ownership of their work and contribute meaningfully to the organisation's long‑term success. The environment is professional, supportive, and built around technical excellence without unnecessary bureaucracy.Role SummaryThis position is ideal for a mid‑level structural engineer who thrives on autonomy and responsibility. You will be expected to manage projects from start to finish, taking full ownership of the entire lifecycle- including scoping, analysis, design, coordination, and delivery.You'll meet with the principal at the outset of each assignment to align on objectives and constraints. From there, you are trusted to run the project independently, making sound technical decisions, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring deadlines and quality standards are met. Check‑ins will be periodic and focused on high‑level review rather than day‑to‑day oversight.This role is designed for someone who wants to operate as a true project lead and grow into a key contributor within the firm.RequirementsPE license strongly preferred; EIT required if not yet licensed5-8 years of structural engineering experienceDemonstrated ability to independently manage full project cyclesStrong communication skills and comfort interacting with firm leadershipAbility to communicate effectively with Clients, Contractors and all Project StakeholdersInterest in, or openness to occasional building envelope projects (helpful but not required)Why JoinSignificant upside potential for a high‑performing engineerOwnership and profit‑sharing opportunities for the right candidate down the lineHigh‑trust environment with autonomy and minimal micromanagementDirect access to the principal and meaningful influence on project outcomesOpportunity to help shape the future of a growing engineering practice