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Senior Structural Engineer, Building Regulatory Affairs
Austin, Texas, United States · Senior · Contract
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About the role
- This role is based at ICON's Austin, TX campus.
- Employment with ICON is based on merit, competence, and qualifications.
- Consistent with the obligations of these laws, ICON will make reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities.
Responsibilities
- Translate building code acceptance requirements, including ICC-ES AC509, UFC, IBC/IRC, and ASTM/ACI/ASCE, into technical code requirements for product development and testing, including for novel or precedent-limited product questions where established approaches don't directly apply.
- Own the regulatory-side review and approval of test plans, specimen designs, and test matrices for standard and complex campaigns, and advise other regulatory engineers on test-plan review approach
- coordinate with the Product Development testing team that executes and owns the testing function.
- Lead the technical case-building when a new pathway or product approval is needed, involving department leadership only on the most novel matters.
- Define the quality-control outcomes and requirements for regulatory acceptance of ICON's additive concrete construction and building products, serving as the technical reference other ICON teams consult as they develop and implement their QC processes.
- Manage third party review relationships, including ICC-ES. Lead the planning and presenting at the semiannual inspections, and sustain that relationship through ongoing work and acceptance criteria development.
- Support the technical analysis, drafting, and reporting for code- and standards-development and policy work that advances ICON's positions.
- Serve as the primary technical resource sector leads and the applications team escalate to for difficult acceptance and regulatory questions
- Maintain deep command of the codes, standards, and acceptance frameworks central to ICON's regulatory work, with working range across adjacent standards, serving as an internal reference other engineers consult on framework questions.
- Own the regulatory-side review and approval of test plans, specimen designs, and test matrices for standard and complex campaigns, and advise other regulatory engineers on test-plan review approach; coordinate with the Product Development testing team that executes and owns the testing function.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related technical discipline
- Strong understanding of structural engineering from first principles, including mechanics of materials, structural analysis, and design fundamentals
- Demonstrated experience with the building codes and standards that govern structural acceptance (e.g., IBC/IRC, ACI, ASCE, ASTM) and of how test evidence is used to demonstrate code compliance
- Practical design and/or testing experience with concrete and masonry structural systems and materials
- Demonstrated ability to analyze and interpret structural and material test data using engineering principles and statistical methods, and to draw defensible technical conclusions from it
- Experience connecting engineering evidence to code compliance or regulatory acceptance, for example, evaluation reports, code-compliance substantiation, or standards-based qualification
Skills
- Direct experience with ICC-ES evaluation reports and acceptance criteria (e.g., AC509) or comparable product-evaluation pathways
- Graduate degree in structural engineering or a related technical discipline
- Professional Engineer (PE) license, or active progress toward one
- Hands-on experience with structural testing equipment and data acquisition
- Experience defining or evaluating quality-control requirements in a manufacturing, construction, or product-certification setting
- Experience representing an organization's technical position with standards bodies, code officials, or third-party accreditation agencies
- Familiarity with 3D printing, additive manufacturing, or advanced construction methods
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