Larsen & Toubro
Design - Structures - DC

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Structural Design Engineer
A Structural Design Engineer is responsible for the analysis, design, and verification of structural systems for buildings, industrial facilities, infrastructure projects, data centers, and other construction developments, ensuring that structures are safe, economical, durable, and compliant with applicable codes and standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Performing load calculations, structural analysis, member sizing, connection design, foundation design, and seismic and wind resistance assessments using industry-standard software such as ETABS, STAAD.Pro, SAFE, SAP2000, Revit Structure, and Tekla.
- Preparing and reviewing structural drawings, design calculations, technical specifications, and material quantities, ensuring compliance with international standards such as ACI, AISC, BS, Eurocodes, and local regulatory requirements.
- Participating in design coordination meetings and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to resolve design conflicts, improve constructability, and support project execution.
- Conducting value engineering studies, evaluating alternative design solutions, and recommending cost-effective structural systems without compromising safety or quality.
- Reviewing shop drawings, material submittals, fabrication drawings, and construction methodologies to ensure alignment with the approved design intent.
- Performing structural assessments, condition surveys, retrofitting studies, and technical investigations for existing structures.
- Supporting site teams by addressing design-related queries, reviewing non-conformance reports, and providing technical solutions to construction challenges.
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- Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering.
- Proficiency in structural analysis and design software.
- Thorough understanding of engineering principles and construction practices.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
- Ability to interact with clients, consultants, authorities, and internal project stakeholders.
Contribution to Project Success
The Structural Design Engineer contributes significantly to project success by delivering innovative, practical, and code-compliant structural solutions that ensure safety, reliability, efficiency, and long-term performance throughout the lifecycle of the project.
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