Structural Engineer I

Hamilton, VA
Full Time
Mid Level

Structural Engineer I

SEG is seeking a Structural Engineer I to join our team in Hamilton, Virginia.

This position is a great opportunity for an early-career structural engineer looking to expand their experience working on challenging structural rehabilitation, repair, and renovation projects.

The Structural Engineer I works alongside SEG’s senior engineers and project managers to support the design and delivery of federal construction projects. The role provides hands-on experience in structural analysis and design, field investigations, construction documentation, and construction administration across a variety of structural systems. Projects may include buildings, bridges, retaining walls, and other existing structures.

What You’ll Do

  • Perform structural analysis and engineering calculations for rehabilitation and repair projects
  • Prepare construction drawings, specifications, reports, calculations, and other technical documents
  • Develop structural details for repairs and renovations of existing structures
  • Conduct site visits and field investigations to evaluate existing conditions
  • Assist with structural condition assessments and recommendations for repair and rehabilitation
  • Support construction administration, including reviewing RFIs and submittals and responding to contractor questions
  • Coordinate with project managers, architects, civil engineers, and other disciplines throughout design and construction
  • Apply applicable building codes, federal criteria, and industry standards to design work
  • Utilize structural analysis and design software to complete engineering assignments
  • Assist with proposals and technical narratives as needed
  • Maintain accurate project documentation and support project schedules
  • Continue professional development and work toward professional licensure

What We’re Looking For

  • Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering
  • 2–5 years of structural engineering experience
  • Engineer in Training (EIT) certification preferred, or ability to obtain shortly after hire
  • Experience with structural analysis software such as SAP2000, ETABS, STAAD.Pro, RAM Structural System, or similar
  • Working knowledge of structural steel, concrete, masonry, and wood design
  • Familiarity with IBC, ASCE 7, ACI, AISC, and related structural design standards
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team
  • U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
  • Ability to obtain and maintain suitability for work on federal projects

Preferred Experience

  • Structural rehabilitation, repair, or renovation projects
  • Federal projects for agencies such as USACE, NAVFAC, GSA, NPS, or VA
  • AutoCAD and/or Revit
  • Bluebeam and Microsoft Office

About SEG

SEG is a small, growing engineering and construction firm specializing in design-build and government construction projects. Our work provides engineers with the opportunity to be involved in both the design and construction sides of a project, work closely with experienced engineers and project teams, and see their designs carried through into the field.

As a smaller company, our engineers have the opportunity to gain exposure to a variety of projects and structural systems while taking on increasing responsibility as their experience develops.

Location: Hamilton, VA
Position: Full-Time
Travel: Periodic travel to project sites for field investigations and construction support

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