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Role & responsibilities Candidates who have experience in Structural Design handling Industrial Projects, Infrastructure Projects & Bridge design Due to our continuing expansion, we currently have an opportunity for Structural Engineers with PT building/Steel Design/ Bridge design experience for Bangalore office, India. Working in a multidisciplinary team of designers and engineers providing a professional design service to our clients, this is an ideal prospect for individuals looking to develop their experience with a world-renowned specialist civil engineering company. Requirements Essential Appropriate academic and professional qualifications (MTech (Structures) + B.E. (Civil) 6+ years of experience in the design of PT slab/Beam/Steel/Bridge for Building structures. Proficient in design software such as ADAPT. Proficient in all Microsoft Office software particularly MS Excel and Word. Desirable Familiarity with IS codes and / or Eurocodes. Experience of the design and / or assessment of structures in Post Tensioned Slab/Beam for building Experience of the design and / or assessment of building / structures in a range of materials including steel, reinforced concrete, pre-stressed concrete, composite, masonry. Experience of the design and / or assessment of foundations / earth retaining structures. Familiarity with a range of engineering softwares such as ETABs/SAFE/STAAD PRO Familiarity with the use of AutoCAD and / or Revit. Responsibilities You will be a Design Engineer within the Structures team carrying out the design and checking of a range of elements associated with Post tensioned Building projects. You will be responsible for: Production of design solutions for PT Buildings and Structures projects including analysis, production and checking of design drawings, specifications, design reports. - Working to technical quality standards. - Delivering projects to time and budget. - Liaising with Client based customers in a responsive and client focused manner. JOB DESCRIPTION Individual Ability to adapt to different cultures and working environments to build rapport with customers. Experience of using written and spoken English within a business environment. The position is to be based in Bangalore. Benefits A market-competitive salary offered to the right person. Employees Provident Fund Scheme (PF). Medical Insurance for the employee and family Accident Insurance coverage for the employee. Gratuity. Preferred candidate profile Interested candidates can share across your udpated profile to my email id as / 9019730408 .
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