# Structural Engineer

**Company:** [Blue View Builder](https://jobs.workable.com/companies/3Q3GHtKsLjcRVuYqGTbRDR.md)
**Location:** Remote
**Workplace:** remote
**Employment type:** Full-time

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## Description

**Position Summary**

The Light Gauge Steel (LGS) / Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) Structural Engineer is responsible for the structural analysis, design, detailing, and coordination of light-gauge/cold-formed steel framing systems for modular, panelized, and prefabricated buildings (including residential homes, ADUs, multi-family, and light commercial). The role emphasizes buildability, manufacturing constraints, transportation/lifting considerations, and California code-compliant designs that support efficient factory production and on-site installation.

**Key Responsibilities**

-   Perform structural analysis and design of LGS/CFS wall, floor, roof, and framing systems using applicable codes (AISI S100, IBC, ASCE 7, California Building Code, Etc).
-   Design members, connections, bracing, shear walls, and load paths with attention to local buckling, distortional buckling, web crippling, and serviceability.
-   Prepare calculations, design drawings, details, and specifications; stamp/seal documents as Engineer of Record or specialty engineer when licensed.
-   Coordinate with architecture, senior PE, MEP, manufacturing/factory teams, estimating, and field installation to ensure designs are manufacturable, transportable, stackable, and erectable.
-   Review and check shop drawings, BIM models, and fabrication details (using Revit, or similar). Support value engineering, panelization/modular optimization, and resolution of RFIs or field issues.
-   Ensure compliance with seismic, wind, and fire requirements common in California markets.
-   Collaborate on continuous improvement of standard details, connection libraries, and production-friendly design practices.

## Requirements

**Qualifications**

-   Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (Master’s preferred). 3–10+ years of structural engineering experience, with significant focus on light-gauge / cold-formed steel (modular or panelized experience strongly preferred).
-   Strong knowledge of AISI, AISC (for hybrid systems), ASCE, and IBC standards;
-   California PE or SE license preferred (or ability to obtain).
-   Proficiency with analysis software (STAAD, ETABS, SAP2000, RISA, CFS-specific tools) and BIM/detailing platforms (Revit, AutoCAD).
-   Understanding of modular construction constraints: manufacturing tolerances, lifting/handling, transportation, stacking, and site installation.
-   Excellent coordination, problem-solving, and communication skills.

Preferred Experience with hybrid LGS + hot-rolled steel systems. Prior work in modular, offsite, or panelized residential/commercial construction. Familiarity with California seismic design and local permitting processes.

## Benefits

Work Environment Remote, full-time, supporting high-volume modular production environments. Compensation DOE