5 structural engineer jobs found in Pittsburgh, PA

About Lighthouse Electric At Lighthouse Electric, we power more than buildings - we power opportunity. For decades, we've built a reputation for delivering high-quality electrical construction solutions on complex commercial and industrial projects. Our success is driven by craftsmanship, accountability, and a commitment to doing things the right way - safely, efficiently, and with integrity. We believe great companies are built by great people. That's why we invest in our team, encourage continuous improvement, and create an environment where professionals can grow, lead, and make a measurable impact. Here, you're not just another employee - you're part of a crew that takes pride in powering what's next. Why Us • Stability + Growth - Established company with a strong backlog of major projects • Impactful Work - Be part of high-profile, large-scale electrical builds • Empowered Professionals - We trust our experts to lead and innovate • Team-First Culture - Collaboration,...

Job Title: Chief Engineer Location: New Kensington, PA Type: Direct Hire Compensation: $175,000.00 Work Model: Onsite - onsite Responsibilities Direct all construction engineering functions for large-scale highway infrastructure projects, encompassing bridges, roadways, and major structural systems. Develop, evaluate, and authorize temporary works and engineering solutions, including cofferdams, formwork, shoring, temporary supports, and demolition sequencing. Deliver technical direction across project teams, ensuring full compliance with DOT and regulatory standards. Serve as Chief Engineer upon transition, holding signing and sealing authority for all engineering plans, calculations, and technical documentation organization-wide. Guide and develop engineering personnel, building technical bench strength and a long-term succession plan within the organization. Partner with project managers and field staff to troubleshoot complex technical challenges and drive...

Overview: The Chief Engineer oversees all construction engineering activities for the company. This position is responsible for the planning, design, review, and approval of temporary works and engineering solutions for heavy highway projects, including bridges, roadways, and complex structural operations. The Chief Engineer provides technical leadership to project teams, ensures compliance with DOT and other regulatory requirements, and signs and seals engineering plans and calculations for the organization. The role also leads and mentors the engineering staff, builds technical capability across the company, and serves as the primary engineering representative to owners, agencies, and design partners. NOTE : This is a succession hire. After a brief training and transition period, the selected candidate will assume the full responsibility of Chief Engineer. Essential Functions & Responsibilities: Serve as the senior engineering authority, responsible for planning and...

24th August, 2026 Transmission Line Engineer (Engineer IV/V) - Power Delivery This role may also be known as: Transmission Design Engineer, Transmission Planning Engineer, Power Delivery Engineer, Electrical Engineer - Transmission Systems If you're an engineer who wants more than a seat at the table, this is worth a look. You'd be joining a Power Delivery engineering group responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining transmission, distribution, substation, and SCADA automation equipment across an entire regional transmission system. This isn't a role where you quietly review someone else's plans. You'll lead capital execution of transmission projects, develop the technical specifications and standards that get used across the system, and work directly with equipment manufacturers and vendors, including plant and site visits. There's also a clear runway here. As you grow into the role, you'll mentor and train less experienced engineers, serve as a go-to technical...

24th August, 2026 Distribution & Standards Engineer III-V | Power Delivery This role may also be known as: Electrical Standards Engineer, T&D Standards Engineer, Power Delivery Standards Engineer, Utility Compliance Engineer The Opportunity If you've ever wanted a seat at the table where engineering standards actually get written - not just followed - this is that seat. This role sits at the center of a Power Delivery organization, responsible for developing, maintaining, and continuously improving the standards, specifications, and technical practices that govern how distribution and substation infrastructure gets designed, built, and operated. You'll work across a genuinely broad equipment scope: distribution transformers, switches, and capacitor banks; substation breakers up to 230kV; control systems; station battery systems; and switchgear. You'll interpret and apply industry codes like IEEE, ANSI, NESC, NEC, OSHA, FERC, NERC, and CIP, and you'll have a...