Civil Engineer - Structural

As a Civil Engineer - Structural at Kimley-Horn, your responsibilities will include developing full sets of structural construction documents and technical specifications, leading project meetings, providing construction assistance, and conducting site visits for evaluations. You’ll also be mentoring Engineers-In-Training and maintaining our quality assurance standards throughout the construction documentation process.

To qualify for the Civil Engineer - Structural position at Kimley-Horn, you should have a Master’s degree in Structural Engineering and a professional engineering license. Additionally, two years of experience in structural engineering and proficiency in software like ETABS, AutoCAD, and Revit will be essential for the role.

At Kimley-Horn, we take professional development seriously. As a Civil Engineer - Structural, you’ll have access to extensive internal training programs and tuition reimbursement options to help you advance your skills and knowledge, ensuring your career continues to grow within our supportive environment.

Civil Engineers - Structural at Kimley-Horn are expected to be proficient in software such as ETABS, SAFE, RAM Structural System, AutoCAD, and Revit. Experience with these tools is crucial for developing structural plans, technical specifications, and conducting structural design calculations effectively.

The culture at Kimley-Horn is inclusive and dynamic, nurturing employee growth while focusing on client success. We prioritize our teams, fostering collaboration and innovation within a supportive environment where your contributions are valued and recognized.

When responding, focus on specific software you have used, such as ETABS or AutoCAD. Detail projects where you’ve utilized this software, emphasizing how it contributed to your designs and any challenges you've overcome using these tools.

Discuss your methods for ensuring quality, such as your checklist process, peer reviews, or any specific protocols you follow. Emphasize the importance of accuracy and compliance with building codes, especially local regulations relevant to Florida.

Pick a specific project that had challenges related to design, client revisions, or site conditions. Share the steps you took to overcome these challenges, highlighting your problem-solving skills and your ability to stay focused on project goals.

Explain your role in conducting site inspections, including the frequency, your observations, and how you documented them. Mention the key factors you focus on during inspections to ensure compliance with design plans.

Discuss your methods for staying informed, such as attending workshops, reading industry publications, and participating in professional organizations. Show your commitment to continuous learning and adherence to regulations.

Share your approach to project management, ensuring you mention tools or strategies you use, such as timelines, Gantt charts, or collaboration with team members to allocate and prioritize tasks effectively.

Provide examples of how you’ve mentored Engineers-In-Training, discussing the techniques you use to impart knowledge, how you structure training sessions, and any successes you’ve had in seeing them flourish in their roles.

Describe your approach to project meetings, including how you set agendas, engage attendees, and follow up on action items. Highlight your communication skills and ability to facilitate productive discussions among diverse stakeholders.

Share your understanding of Kimley-Horn’s culture and reputation in the industry. Discuss how the company values align with your personal and professional goals, and express enthusiasm for contributing to a team-focused environment.

Discuss your familiarity with preparing construction documents, including any specific types or examples of projects. Highlight your attention to detail and ability to ensure that all documentation meets project requirements.