ptac
Design Engineer
Pensacola, Florida · Full-time
No sponsorshipDetected 20 days ago
FEAStructural AnalysisMechanical DesignResearchMicrosoft OfficeRevitBIMPE License
About the role
- PTAC has completed many projects of all sizes and levels of complexity using our EDGE family of software.
- If family coverage is needed, PTAC pays 50% of the difference.
- This position is an exempt full-time position.
Responsibilities
- The principals of the company have 75 years of combined experience in the design and detailing of precast-prestressed concrete structures.
- Use basic engineering software to design precast products and connections
- Use REVIT to produce design summaries, model reinforcing, and coordinate BIM items
- Your role will be creating a high-quality product that exceeds our clients' expectations by utilizing specialized engineering software to create detailed 3D models.
Requirements
- Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the country without sponsorship.
- Bachelor's degree or Master's Degree from an ABET accredited university in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering.
Nice to have
- Other Acceptable Degrees include:
- Architectural Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- 0-3 years of experience require
- EIT Certification obtained or actively pursuing
- MathCAD preferred
- Structural Analysis or Finite Element Analysis Software (RISA 3D preferred)
- Autodesk Revit preferred
Compensation
- 40 hours of sick time per year
Benefits
- 100% paid healthcare for the employee.
- 100% employee paid Dental, Vision, Life Insurance & Long-Term Disability
- PTO - 0-5 years 80 hours, 6-10 years 120 hours, 10+ years 160 hours
- Education Requirements
Company info
- https://surveys.cultureindex.com/s/MOpl2TSOYS/101603
- PTAC Engineering has been a leading specialty-engineering firm in the precast/prestressed concrete industry since 1991.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the country without sponsorship.
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