Remote Structural Engineer — U.S. Residential Projects

Company Description AEONTK is a comprehensive project lifecycle management firm specializing in project management techniques and process groups for diverse clients and industries. The company provides integrated services spanning program management, project management, construction management, construction claim management, and grant management. AEONTK supports clients with budgeting, facility assessments, risk evaluation, schedule and cost control, and stakeholder communications. The team also assists with contract administration, dispute resolution support, and specialized grant management, helping organizations meet reporting requirements and optimize funding. AEONTK is focused on improving quality outcomes, customer satisfaction, and long-term project success.
Role Description The Remote Structural Engineer — U.S. Residential Projects is a full-time role responsible for delivering structural engineering services for residential buildings across the United States. Day-to-day tasks include performing structural analysis and design for foundations, framing systems, and load-bearing elements; preparing calculations and design reports; and developing CAD drawings and details that comply with building codes and local regulations. The role involves collaborating with internal project managers, architects, and external stakeholders to review plans, address constructability issues, and support permitting processes. The engineer will assess existing residential structures, recommend repairs or reinforcements, and respond to field questions during construction. This is a remote position requiring effective virtual communication, timely documentation, and adherence to project schedules and quality standards.
Qualifications
Candidates should possess strong skills in Structural Engineering and Civil Engineering for U.S. residential building design and assessment.
Candidates should possess practical experience in Structural Analysis and Calculations to evaluate loads, member capacities, and code compliance.
Candidates should possess proficiency in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) tools to create and revise structural drawings, plans, and details.
Relevant skills in U.S. residential building codes (e.g., IBC, IRC), wood and light-gauge steel design, and foundation design are beneficial.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Civil or Structural Engineering from an accredited institution is preferred; professional licensure (EIT/PE) in the U.S. is an advantage.
Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage multiple projects, and communicate clearly in written and verbal form.
Experience coordinating with architects, contractors, and project managers, and familiarity with project management tools is beneficial.

Work arrangement
Yes