How Your Role Will Shape Our Success Start your engineering career by learning how structures perform in the real world. As a Structural Restoration Engineer, you’ll work alongside experienced engineers to investigate existing structures, understand the causes of deterioration or distress, and help develop practical repair and restoration solutions. You’ll gain experience both in the field and in the office, giving you the opportunity to see projects from initial investigation through design and construction. Along the way, you’ll build the technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and project experience that will help you grow as a structural engineer. New to restoration? That’s okay. We’re looking for someone with a strong engineering foundation, curiosity, and a desire to learn. You’ll have the opportunity to develop your restoration knowledge through hands-on project experience and mentorship. What You’ll Do Participate in field investigations of existing buildings and structures Help evaluate structural conditions, deterioration, and damage Perform structural analysis and engineering calculations with guidance from experienced engineers Assist in developing repair and restoration designs Prepare drawings, details, reports, and other project documentation Visit active project sites and gain exposure to construction and repair methods Collaborate with engineers, architects, contractors, and clients Take on increasing responsibility as your technical and project experience grows What You’ll Bring Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or a related field Interest in structural engineering, restoration, existing buildings, and hands-on problem-solving Strong analytical and communication skills Curiosity and a willingness to learn Ability to work collaboratively as part of a project team Interest in pursuing professional engineering licensure
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- We offer a robust total compensation and rewards package designed to support our employees’ well-being, growth, and diverse needs, including:
- Annual discretionary bonus program
Opportunity to purchase Walker stock – Walker is 100% employee-owned!
Medical, dental, vision, company-paid life insurance
Mental wellness benefits
Health Savings Account with company contribution
401(k) with company match
Flexible Spending Accounts and Commuter Spending Accounts
529 college savings plan
A minimum of 3 weeks of Paid Time Off per year
9 paid holidays per year, including 3 paid floating holidays
5 days of bereavement leave and PTO Donation Bank to help during difficult times
100% compensation replacement during short-term disability leaves
Paid parental leave that allows an additional week of paid time alongside short-term disability leave and/or applicable state paid leave programs
Paid community involvement hours
Tuition and licensure reimbursement and sponsorship of professional memberships
Internal conferences and professional development opportunities
Employee Resource Groups and Affinity Groups
