A Structural Engineer is specialized in designing and analyzing various structures. They provide detailed calculations about the strength and stability of structures like bridges and buildings. A Structural Engineer will then collaborate with various departments from network engineers to support and operations to ensure a plan is in motion safely build the structure. A Structural Engineer works to balance various aspects of the project like safety to design. Additionally, a Structural Engineer researches advanced technology regarding best practices in the field and determines the most cost-effective solution.
A Structural Engineer is generally located in the building industry and work alongside other professionals to meet create concepts to meet client needs. They usually begin as Civil Engineers and as they advance on their career path within the company will become promoted to the role. A bachelor's degree is required for the position, with many holding degrees in Civil Engineering or related engineering fields. Individuals with a firm holistic understanding of both the operational and physical aspects of projects tend to excel in this position.