Bump bc I've seen the job listing in LinkedIn amd Glassdoor.
Out of curiosity, if you're willing to share, whats the salary range? Also, it looks like you are looking fir someone with less experience than myself. It never hurts to talk to people and I went and interviewed with a small structural firm out in Sugar Land a few years back, but here's a quick rundown of my resume:
BS A&M - cum laude
ME A&M
PE in TX & AR
SE in IL
- four years doing commercial building design with heavy emphasis on retail and warehouse construction. Also did numerous rennovation and remodel projects, including removing columns and portions of an intermediate floor slab in a tightly confined area of a hundred year old historical building. Duties were pretty straight forward, various levels of component design including lateral systems as well as foundation design. Coordinate with architects and contractors, provde CA support including RFIs, field fixes and review of shop drawings.
- 5 years experience in industrial design focusing on the transmission and distribution of power systems. Primarily focused on substation structures, but also support T-Line work with tower analysis and modifications, as well as pole analysis. In addition, I provide support to our industrial electrical work focusing on process facility substations and power distribution at the facility as well as unit level.
- Familar with all shapes of codes and standards such ASCE 7, IBC, NESC, ASCE 113, ASCE 48, ASCE 10, PIP
- familar with numerous analysis and design programs like RISA, RAM, STAAD, etc.
- solid background in concrete, steel, timber and masonry design.
- solid background in structural mechanics, structural stability, structural dynamics and finite element analysis (would love to learn ANSYS and/or other high end analysis programs).
- avid self learner. Continually study areas of interest such as stability and mechanics and dynamics. Been studying up on electrical power systems as that is relevant to my current work.
I know most of that is beyond what LJB is looking for, but I thought I'd plug myself in case anyone is looking at this thread as I currently am open to more challenging and detailed work in addition to advancing my career into management/sales/client relations.