Build the
hard part
Your name on the stamp. From your first project.
Most junior engineers spend years checking someone else's work. Here you own a scope on your first project, walk it during construction and sit for your license with the firm behind you.
Offices in Chicago and Denver.
Chicago studio, Fulton MarketWhat you get
( 06 )Licensure covered
PE, SE and ARE exam fees, prep courses and paid study days.
Site time from year one
Every engineer walks their own projects, starting with the first one.
A mentor in your discipline
Paired with a licensed principal from your own discipline.
Hybrid by project
In the office when the drawings need a table, at home when they don't.
6% retirement match
Fully vested from your first day.
Summer Fridays
Half days from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Open roles
( 06 )01Structural Engineer II
Design steel and concrete framing for industrial and logistics buildings, from schematic design through construction administration. PE preferred; EIT with three or more years considered.
02Senior Mechanical Engineer
Lead HVAC and process-cooling design for manufacturing and critical facilities, and mentor two junior engineers. PE and eight or more years required.
03Electrical Designer
Lay out power distribution, lighting and controls in Revit, working directly with the engineer of record. Three or more years in building electrical design.
04Project Architect
Run the architectural scope on commercial and mixed-use projects and coordinate the drawing set with our structural and MEP teams. Licensed architect, six or more years.
05BIM Coordinator
Keep the federated model clean, run clash detection weekly and get trade models into it before they become field problems.
06Construction Administrator
Handle submittals, RFIs and site observation on active projects, with an engineer from the design team on every site visit.