About E.construct
e.construct is an engineering firm that specializes in providing elegant engineering solutions for complex challenges. e.construct is a fast-growing firm with 7 offices around the world. At our core, we question how the very nature of how to evolve the structures that we inhabit to increase their performance and value. Our work is driven by exceptional engineers from diverse disciplines working collaboratively in a truly holistic design process which generates high-performing systems.
e.construct designs structures such as bridges, high-rise design, commercial facilities design, precast concrete engineering, and post-tensioning design. We are a multi-disciplinary engineering design firm with specialized design and value engineering services. The firm's core work is holistic at its approach, and it has divisions in structural, MEP, Geotechnical, and emerging construction technology such as 3D printing of concrete, technology, and 3D laser scanning.
Responsibilities:
- Assist in the structural design of bridge projects, including concrete, steel, and composite bridges
- Perform basic structural analyses under supervision, including load calculations, modeling, and design checks
- Review and validate drawings, models, and calculations to ensure compliance with bridge design codes (AASHTO, BS, Eurocodes, etc.)
- Support preparation of technical reports, design briefs, and presentations
- Collaborate with senior engineers and multidisciplinary teams (Geotechnical, MEP, Architectural, Construction) to ensure design integration
- Learn and apply advanced bridge design software and engineering best practices
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
- 24 years of bridge design experience is required
- Proficiency or familiarity with bridge design software (e.g., MIDAS Civil, LUSAS, SAP2000, CSI Bridge)
- Basic understanding of international bridge design codes (AASHTO LRFD, BS 5400, Eurocodes)
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Good communication skills and willingness to learn from senior engineers
