Structural Project Manager

AG&E•Salt Lake, UT

About The Position

AG&E Associates is seeking a Structural Project Manager in Salt Lake City, Utah, to lead structural engineering projects and contribute to the firm’s growth. The role involves overseeing technical project work, coordinating design teams, and managing project plans, budgets, workloads, and deliverables. The position works with Associate Principals, Principals, and other leadership, and may perform work as a licensed professional engineer or under the direction of another licensed professional engineer. The Structural Project Manager performs structural analysis, design, and detailing; oversees project documentation and calculations; coordinates structural design with architectural and other engineering disciplines; and provides construction contract administration, site observations, diagnostic investigations, and peer reviews. The role also supervises and provides technical direction to assigned staff, supports staff performance evaluations, develops internal technical training, and participates in company committees focused on processes and standards. AG&E Associates is a global structural engineering firm headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with operations across the United States, Brazil, and India. Its sectors include mission-critical and data centers, aviation, and advanced manufacturing. The company describes its environment as supportive and collaborative, with an emphasis on mentorship, hands-on learning, and early responsibility.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in architectural or civil engineering with a structural emphasis.
Active Professional Engineer (PE) license.
6–8 years of experience in building design.
Strong experience with concrete and steel design.
Proficiency with computer-aided structural analysis and design software programs.
Proficiency with Building Information Modeling (BIM) and construction project management software platforms.
Knowledge of applicable building and reference codes.
Proven leadership and project management experience.
Strong communication and client-facing skills.
Experience managing project financials and team coordination.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in civil or structural engineering.

Responsibilities

Perform structural analysis and design using hand calculations or computer modeling, as directed.
Perform structural detailing.
Take responsibility for technical aspects of assigned tasks and projects.
Select project materials and structural configurations; prepare general notes, typical details, and structural specifications.
Coordinate structural design with architectural and other engineering disciplines.
Deliver project documentation and calculations on schedule and within budget.
Provide construction contract administration, including answering RFIs and reviewing shop drawings and submittals.
Perform site observations and prepare written observation reports.
Author reports of diagnostic investigations and other studies.
Conduct peer reviews of other projects.
Seal own work and the work of others when requested, under management’s direct supervision and guidance.
Develop and present content for internal technical training.
Participate in company committees focused on process development and maintaining standards.
Develop project work plans and budgets, manage team workloads, and plan and lead internal and external structural design sessions.
Supervise and provide technical direction to structural engineers, designers, CAD technicians, project coordinators, and other assigned professional staff.
Manage and coordinate design team members, review work for acceptance, and assist leadership with staff performance evaluations.