FAQs
What qualifications do I need to have to be considered for the position of Graduate Structural Engineer?
To be considered for the position of Graduate Structural Engineer, you will need to have a background in Structural Engineering and a Master's degree in Civil and/or Structural Engineering or a relevant subject.
What software tools should I be familiar with as a Graduate Structural Engineer?
As a Graduate Structural Engineer, you should be familiar with structural analysis Finite Element software, such as ANSYS APDL, Robot, or similar tools.
What kind of projects will I be working on as a Graduate Structural Engineer?
As a Graduate Structural Engineer, you will be working on designing and analyzing reinforced concrete structures for Nuclear Island Buildings of EPR nuclear power plants.
Will I have opportunities to collaborate with other teams and departments as a Graduate Structural Engineer?
Yes, as a Graduate Structural Engineer, you will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including the drafting team, BIM Coordinator, design engineers, construction contractors, and regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with safety standards and nuclear safety regulations.
Is travel required for this position as a Graduate Structural Engineer?
Yes, as a Graduate Structural Engineer, you may be required to travel to construction sites and work closely with on-site teams to support construction activities and resolve structural issues as needed.