
Structural Engineer Intern (EI)
- On-site
- Longwood, Florida, United States
Job description
Position Overview
A growing engineering firm is seeking a Structural Engineer Intern (EI) to support bridge, transportation, and building projects. This role is ideal for an EI with hands-on structural design experience who is eager to work on both transportation structures and building systems in a collaborative, quality-driven environment.
The Structural Engineer Intern will assist with the design and preparation of construction documents, calculations, and specifications for a wide range of structural projects—from miscellaneous structures to complex bridge and building designs.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare construction plans for bridges and other transportation-related structures using MicroStation
Develop construction plans for new buildings and renovations to existing structures using Revit and/or AutoCAD
Produce calculation packages, specifications, and other contract documents
Review construction documents, including shop drawings and contractor requests
Coordinate tasks and provide technical support to junior or supporting staff
Participate in rigorous QA/QC and plan review processes
Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams on complex projects
Job requirements
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (required)
Engineer Intern (EI) registration (required)
Approximately 2 years of structural design experience preferred
Proficiency with MicroStation (required)
Experience with Revit and AutoCAD preferred
Strong attention to detail with solid skills in:
Structural analysis
Steel design
Concrete design for transportation and building structures
Broad understanding of structural engineering principles and practices
What’s Offered
Competitive compensation based on experience
Comprehensive benefits package, including:
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
401(k) with employer contribution
Paid time off (PTO)
Compressed 40-hour work week
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