Structural Project Manager/Engineer III

Short Description

As a Facilities Associate III, you have no problem successfully navigating competing priorities. Your technical expertise is something you take pride in, and you know how to exceed your clients' expectations. Most of your career has been focused on building, structural, and general facilities and construction consulting, and you have a passion for the industry. Your great communication skills help you interact with your team and clients with ease. You also have a "can do" attitude and are ready to take on any project thrown your way - and that's why you'll have all the opportunity for career growth within our company you'll want.

Responsibilities

ECS is offering an opportunity for an experienced Structural Project Manager/ Engineer to join our Mid-Atlantic Facilities team in Chantilly, VA. In this role, you'll lead projects involving forensic investigation, repair & rehabilitation design, and non-destructive testing services for existing structures. You'll work closely with a multidisciplinary team to deliver high-quality consulting solutions across a variety of facilities and clients. If you have a strong technical background, enjoy managing complex projects, and are passionate about improving the built environment, we want to hear from you.

• Conduct forensic investigations and repair design for existing structures.
• Lead the setup and execution of multiple concurrent projects, assigning appropriate staff and ensuring high-quality deliverables.
• Perform and oversee field and lab testing methods such as GPR, anchor pull testing, bond testing, sounding, and half-cell corrosion potential.
• Guide sample collection (concrete, masonry, steel, wood) and ensure adherence to proper techniques and standards.
• Interpret federal, state, and local building codes and apply them effectively to project findings and recommendations.
• Prepare technical reports and proposals with minimal oversight; present findings to clients in meetings or calls.
• Coordinate with field staff to direct work activities, including structural assessments, testing, design, and construction administration.
• Review calculations, RFIs, submittals, and construction documentation for accuracy and compliance.
• Manage project budgets, timelines, invoicing, and track potential changes to scope.
• Mentor junior staff and support their development through coaching and oversight.
• Foster a safety-first culture by promoting the proper use of PPE and safe work practices on all job sites.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Architecture (from a NAAB-accredited program), Engineering, Building Science, or a related field (ABET-accredited)
• 2+ years of relevant repair/forensic experience with PE license or 4+ years of relevant repair/forensic experience without a license
• EIT or PE license preferred

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