Kpffconsultingengineers
Engineering - Structural - 3+ Years Experience
Eugene, OR, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 15 days ago
CommunicationCollaborationBIM
About the role
- For over 60 years, we have dedicated ourselves to innovative, sustainable engineering that shapes the built environment and tackles complex infrastructure challenges.
- With over 1,400 professionals across 27 offices nationwide, KPFF's decentralized structure allows each office the flexibility to pursue projects aligned with their regional strengths.
- The Eugene Structural office is a satellite of our office in Portland, OR.
Responsibilities
- Free, confidential support for personal, family, and work challenges.
Nice to have
- Commercial Developments
- Industrial Facilities
- Mixed-Use Developments
- Pedestrian Bridges
- 3-8 years of structural engineering experience
- PE and MS or MEng degree (preferred)
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to sit or stand for extended periods while working on a computer, reviewing plans, or conducting site visits.
Compensation
- KPFF contributes 3% of salary, with no match needed.
Benefits
- Profit Sharing program for engineering staff once they have received their Professional Engineering license in Oregon.
- Full preventive care, plus coverage for major dental services and vision allowances.
- Generous PTO, two floating holidays, and paid company holidays.
- Six weeks at 60% pay, with options to use PTO for full income.
- Compliant with Paid Leave Oregon policies.
Equal opportunity
- Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer committed to hiring a diverse and talented workforce.
Visa & Work Authorization
- participates in E-Verify and will provide the federal government with your Form I-9 information to confirm that you are authorized to work in the U
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