Entry Level Offshore Structural Engineer Jobs in Portland, OR

Qualifications:
Associates degree in Computer Drafting and Design, similar course, or on the job experience.
Experience in building systems mechanical design in semiconductor or related high tech type facilities.

Preferred Additional Qualifications:
Experience with 3D modeling and clash detection tools
Knowledge of semiconductor tool requirements and installation processes
Familiarity with safety and regulatory standards in high-tech manufacturing
Skills:
Has deep knowledge of Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, Bluebeam and other modeling and drafting programs necessary in performance of the work required.
Proven track record of precise drawing and model input.
Demonstrated ability to take verbal direction and move project production forward with minimal supervision.
Has a solid understanding of how your work affects schedule.
Ability to determine the correct path forward by asking pertinent questions and requesting clarity.
Actively pursues knowledge of the focus subject area.
Maintains a positive attitude and outlook.
Demonstrates working knowledge of drawing and model input.
Ability to break assignments down into required tasks, assign hours to each task, and provide work estimates to leadership on an as needed basis.
Has thorough understanding of drafting and modeling standards and requirements.
Responsibilities:
Develop detailed layout designs for semiconductor equipment installations within fab and cleanroom environments
Coordinate space planning, tool placement, and workflow optimization to maximize efficiency and throughput
Collaborate with facilities, process, equipment, and construction teams to align layout designs with operational requirements
Ensure compliance with cleanroom standards, safety regulations, and facility constraints (e.g., utilities, structural, and environmental)
Produce and maintain layout drawings, 3D models, and installation documentation
Support tool move-in, installation planning, and ramp-up activities
Identify and resolve layout conflicts, including utility routing, clearance issues, and access requirements
Contribute to continuous improvement of layout standards and best practices
In addition to the responsibilities of entry level designers, intermediate level designers are responsible for production speed, drawing and model input as directed by more senior designers and engineers. Backchecking of your work to ensure a high level of accuracy is key in operating at this level. It is the responsibility of the intermediate level designer to listen to and follow direction, take notes, self-motivate, be available and reliable, continue learning, and always push to meet deadlines. At this level, making the attempt to try new things is your responsibility and is expected.
General Tasks Performed:
Creates and modifies drawings and models via conversations, redlines and markups, to a high degree of accuracy.
Actively participates in department and project meetings.
Prepares deliverables for all phases of the project including models, plans, elevations, sections, schedules, and details to support design and architectural leads for meetings, proposals, and construction documents.
Readily displays Revit and / or Navisworks models during meetings. Performs model walk throughs as directed by more senior staff during presentations and coordination meetings.
Provides status updates on drawing and model inputs. Estimates hours to complete given assignments.
Coordinates designs and deliverables and resolves conflicts with / between all disciplines and existing field conditions where required.
Assists in field survey of existing conditions.
Responds to design and coordination requests, conflict resolution requests, and information sharing requests in a timely manner.
Identifies incomplete work or gaps in own work and addresses them prior to review.