Halliwell Engineering Associates, Inc. is one of the nation’s leading consulting firms providing independent and expert advice to building owners, institutions and government agencies. We are also positioned as a nationally recognized property loss evaluation and claims consulting practice.

We are searching for a Structural Engineer/Building Envelope Professional to conduct forensic investigations of commercial, institutional, high-rise and residential buildings to determine failures and defects. The ideal candidate will have experience in performing structural failure analysis on commercial and residential storm damaged properties and cause and origin analysis. 

Requirements Include:

-Experience in forensic engineering, property loss insurance and claims response, and cause and origin analysis.

-Minimum of 15 years engineering experience

-BS degree in structural/civil engineering or architecture

-Excellent communication skills, both oral and written

-Approximately 35% travel

-PE or AIA registration

We have positions available in our Houston and Chicago offices in addition to our future offices in Atlanta, Dallas and Denver.

We are a financially strong, growth orientated, entrepreneurial company that offers excellent compensation, perks and benefits including 100% paid for health insurance, cash bonus paid twice a year, dental, LTD, 401(k) match and other great benefits.  For more information on our company please visit our website at www.heainc.com .

Please apply online or email your resume with cover letter. Please attach your resume to your email as a word document. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V.

Founded in 1954 we provide building envelope assessments; failure causation analysis; indoor air quality, moisture intrusion, and mold growth investigations; remediation management, and claims support in thousands of commercial, residential and institutional buildings nationwide. To provide our customers outstanding services we are focused, aggressive and a team orientated company.

No agency calls please.