4 entry level structural engineer jobs at 3 companies in Clemmons, NC

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Structural Project Engineer
Syracuse or Binghamton or Arlington or Charlotte or Winston-Salem
$82k-$102k/yr OnsiteFull Time
Ramboll
Ramboll: Global provider of engineering, architecture, and sustainability consulting services.
2+ YOEFE passed; intent to pursue PE licensure within two years. Bachelor's+4 years or Master's+2 years experience. Proficiency with Finite Element Analysis software; Autodesk Revit preferred.
Finite Element Analysis software, Autodesk Revit
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Structural Designer
Syracuse or Binghamton or Arlington or Charlotte or Winston-Salem
$58k-$83k/yr OnsiteFull Time
Ramboll
Ramboll: Global provider of engineering, architecture, and sustainability consulting services.
Associates or Bachelors in Architecture or Structural Technology, experience with Autodesk Revit, willingness to learn, ability to prepare structural drawings and participate in construction administration; must be authorized to work in the U.S.
Autodesk Revit
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Engineer I, Mechanical Systems Technical Execution
Morristown or Winston-Salem
$68k-$102k/yr HybridFull Time
Schneider Electric
Schneider ElectricEuronext Paris: SU: Provider of energy management and industrial automation solutions.
Design and deliver mechanical and structural systems, manage technical scope through project lifecycle, integrate supplier scopes, identify risks; developing-level mechanical and structural design skills and foundational project management.
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Technical Engineering Manager
Reidsville, North Carolina, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Drylock Technologies
Drylock Technologies: Develops and manufactures absorbent personal hygiene products globally.
2+ YOEBachelor's in engineering or related field, 2+ years manufacturing experience, expertise in structured problem-solving (5 Why, DMAIC, PDCA), familiarity with PLCs/automation, and experience leading continuous improvement.
PLC, DMAIC, PDCA, 5 Why