Structural Project Manager

NV5•San Diego, CA

4d•$125,000 - $150,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As our Structural Project Manager, you will oversee multiple projects simultaneously, including budgeting, scheduling, and client management & communication, and attend project sites and client meetings. This position is based in our San Diego office on a hybrid schedule. Travel is required for project site visits and client meetings, primarily in Southern California, with periodic travel to project sites elsewhere in the western United States. Join us and take charge of your career, creating your own growth while building a sustainable legacy for generations to come.

Requirements

B.S. degree in Civil (Structural Engineering emphasis)
Professional Engineer (PE) license in the State of California.
7+ years of relevant structural engineering design experience (Concrete, Steel, Masonry, Wood).
Proficiency with industry-standard analysis and design software (ETABS, RISA, RAM Structural System, RAM Elements, RAM Concept, Enercalc, SteelSmart, Simpson CFS Designer, and Excel).
Project management experience on building projects, including scope, schedule, budget, and direct client communication.
Revit experience, including modeling and production of construction drawings.
Experience with seismic evaluation and retrofit of existing buildings per ASCE 41 and the existing building provisions of the California Building Code.

Nice To Haves

M.S. degree in Structural Engineering.
Structural Engineer (SE) license in the State of California.
Experience with state agency review processes such as DSA and HCAI.

Responsibilities

Serve as engineer of record on assigned projects, holding responsible charge for the design and the construction documents.
Direct, review, and mentor project engineers and engineers-in-training.
Coordinate design work with other engineering and architectural disciplines.
Meet client expectations for budget and schedule while delivering a quality product.
Perform and document quality control reviews of drawings, calculations, and specifications prior to each issue.
Lead construction administration, including responses to RFIs, submittal review, and site observation.
Apply the governing building codes and reference standards, and coordinate with plan reviewers and authorities having jurisdiction, including city building departments, DSA, and HCAI.
Prepare scope, staffing, and fee estimates for proposals, and support business development with new and repeat clients.