About this role
Lead and mentor design teams in the delivery of high-rise and complex building projects across Singapore and the APAC region. Manage the full project lifecycle from initial concept and structural analysis to detailed design, authority submissions, and final closure.
Requires a bachelor's or master's degree in a relevant field and professional registration with PEB Singapore. Candidates must have at least 10 years of experience leading engineers on major structural projects and proficiency in software like ETABS, SAP2000, and SAFE.
What they're looking for
Structural DesignProject DeliveryFinite Element AnalysisBIM CoordinationDesign ManagementBusiness DevelopmentTechnical LeadershipStructural Analysis
Frequently asked questions
What does a Associate Director/Director, Structural (PE)- “High-Rise & Complex Buildings” at Ramboll do?
Lead and mentor design teams in the delivery of high-rise and complex building projects across Singapore and the APAC region. Manage the full project lifecycle from initial concept and structural analysis to detailed design, authority submissions, and final closure. Requires a bachelor's or master's…
What skills does this Associate Director/Director, Structural (PE)- “High-Rise & Complex Buildings” role need?
Key skills for this role include Structural Design, Project Delivery, Finite Element Analysis, BIM Coordination, Design Management, Business Development.
How much does a Associate Director/Director, Structural (PE)- “High-Rise & Complex Buildings” at Ramboll pay?
The employer did not list a salary for this role. Most similar Singapore roles publish their band on the job page.
Is this Associate Director/Director, Structural (PE)- “High-Rise & Complex Buildings” role remote, hybrid, or on-site?
This role is on-site, based in Singapore.
How do I apply for this Associate Director/Director, Structural (PE)- “High-Rise & Complex Buildings” role?
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