Project Consultant, Building Technology

Do you want to help engineer what’s next?Simpson Gumpertz & Heger (SGH) is a national engineering firm committed to delivering holistic advice for our clients’ most complex challenges. We leverage our collective and diverse experience, technical expertise, and industry knowledge of structures and building enclosures, advanced analysis, performance & code consulting, and applied science & research to deliver unrivaled, comprehensive solutions that drive superior performance. With 750 employees in nine office locations throughout the United States, SGH’s industry-leading teams constantly seek to advance the meaning of what’s possible.What makes careers at SGH so special?The only way to advance is to question and explore. Every member of the SGH team is both a learner and an educator, committed to advancing ourselves, our teams, and our industry. Together we are creating a community that never settles for what is but always seeks what could be.There are many reasons to love SGH:Our Work:Our clients trust us to bring clarity and deliver outstanding solutions for their most complex projects.Our People:We are bold thinkers and compassionate teammates, committed to lifelong learning and professional growth.Our Commitment:We live with integrity and embrace an obligation to give back to our professions and communities.Our Contribution:We offer a comprehensive and rich compensation and benefits package with company-paid and voluntary programs to help build healthy lifestyles, strong relationships, and future prosperity.We want someone passionate about engineering and problem-solving.Our Building Technology division is always looking for great talent, and especially people who enjoy solving difficult problems. Currently, we're looking to speak with candidates with at least two years of professional experience and a Bachelor of Architectural Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Civil or Structural Engineering, or any related discipline to join our Boston or Waltham, MA office. Candidates must also be able to obtain a professional engineering license.What You’ll Do:Building Technology is the application of engineering principles, physics, and materials science to the exterior envelope of buildings to reliably resist water infiltration. As a Project Consultant, under the direction of a licensed engineer, you will assist with new design, evaluation, investigation, and design of repairs for existing buildings. Essential duties include climbing ladders and scaffolds, the ability to work at great heights, and the ability to travel by car to multiple job sites. A strong technical education, professional demeanor, and desire to learn are essential to this position.What You’ll Need:Bachelor of Architectural Engineering or Bachelor of Science in Civil or Structural Engineering or any related discipline.2+ years of professional experience, EIT preferred, and able to obtain a professional engineering license.Demonstrated interest in building construction and solving engineering mitment to lifelong learning and enthusiasm for the work.Experience in any of the following areas is a plus: building construction or an allied field, industrial rope access (rock climbing), mechanical repair, AutoCAD, Revit.Enthusiasm and passion - consistently maintain high levels of activity and munication - conveys information to internal and external clients clearly with excellent writing and oral skills.Problem-solving – capability to solve minor or complex problems using data, logic, judgment, and problem-solving tools.Accountability and responsibility - self-starter with willingness to interact as a team player and take independent initiative to ensure tasks are completed.Teamwork - work with others toward a shared goal, participating actively, sharing responsibility and reward, and contributing to the capability of the team.Teachable – passionate and willing to continue learning new ideas and concepts.Must be able to climb ladders and scaffolds, and work at great heights.A valid driver’s license and an acceptable Motor Vehicle Report are required for this role.Benefits Overview:SGH provides the following benefits to eligible employees:Paid Time Off (Vacation time, Sick leave, Holidays)Profit Sharing and 401(k) plan with a discretionary company contributionShort and Long-Term Disability (company paid)Employee Basic Life and AD&D insurance (company paid)Optional Life InsuranceHealthcare and Dependent Care Flexible Spending AccountsFertility, Family Forming, and Hormonal Health benefitEmployee Assistance ProgramLegal & Identity Theft plansTuition ReimbursementCompensation:The below range is a good faith estimate pursuant to applicable equal pay and pay transparency laws. The actual salary offered will be based on several factors including the candidate’s experience, qualifications and work location.Base salary is a part of SGH’s industry leading Total Compensation package. Our Total Compensation package includes base salary, pay for extra hours worked, an annual discretionary bonus program, generous paid time off, and health and wellness benefits with a special emphasis on substantial SGH contributions to medical insurance premiums and SGH’s Profit Sharing & 401(k) Plan.Project Consultant:$78,520 - $103,480 USDSGH is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to providing equal opportunities to all job applicants and employees. We consider all qualified applicants and encourage individuals with disabilities and protected veterans to apply. 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