Structural Engineer/Project Manager

KPFF Seattle's Structural Team consists of structural engineers working in a vast array of building design fields such as high-rise towers, office buildings, hospitals, medical centers, parking garages, and higher education buildings. We pride ourselves on our collaborative approach to consulting, working with clients from across the industry, including architects, owners, and public agencies. At KPFF there is always something new to learn and endless opportunities to innovate. In this position, you will: 

• Lead all phases of structural engineering projects, from concept, schematic layout, and design to budgeting, scheduling, and closeout, ensuring timely and successful achievement of project goals. 

• Act as the primary liaison for clients, building strong relationships, managing expectations, and ensuring their satisfaction throughout the project lifecycle. 

• Cultivate and maintain relationships with both internal and external stakeholders, fostering effective communication and collaboration. 

• Collaborate seamlessly with architects, contractors, and other engineering disciplines to ensure integration of structural systems with other design elements. 

• Participate in project meetings, overseeing timelines, budgets, and client interactions to guarantee successful project outcomes. 

• Contribute to proposal development and drive business growth through networking and client engagement. 

• Manage the Quality Control process and ensure compliance with relevant building codes, company standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices in all projects and designs. 

• Conduct and supervise the preparation of detailed drawings, specifications, and structural analysis and calculations, adhering to codes and standards such as IBC, ASCE-7, AISC 360, and ACI 318. 

• Leverage Revit/BIM software for design coordination and drawing production, ensuring precision and efficiency in plans, sections, and connection details for construction documents. 

• Identify potential risks and devise effective mitigation strategies. 

• Conduct and oversee field observation to document existing conditions and gather essential data, providing valuable insights for project planning. 

• Manage the construction administration phase of projects, assisting contractors with drawing interpretation, coordinating retrofit solutions, responding to queries, reviewing shop drawings and deferred submittals, and performing site observations. 

• Mentor junior and mid-level engineers, fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment that promotes professional growth. 

• Oversee administrative tasks as needed, ensuring smooth project operations and adherence to organizational protocols. 

• Stay informed of industry advancements and integrate new technologies and methods to enhance project outcomes and client satisfaction.