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FnM Associates
Texas PE / Structural or Civil Engineer Partnership Opportunity (DFW Area)
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What they do
A Civil Engineer designs and supervises large construction projects such as public buildings, roads, and waterways. Designs projects that meet the needs of users and the public and are structurally sound. Addresses environmental and land use issues in project design. May specialize in a particular aspect of design and construction, or a particular type of construction, such as transportation systems.
$101,920 / year median in Texas
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Job Overview Looking to add a TX licensed engineer to our inspection engineering practice in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Looking for the right Texas-licensed PE to become an equity partner and eventually co-own the business. This could be a strong fit for: an engineer burned out in corporate environment a PE who wants more income upside someone already running a small solo practice who wants a larger client base and would like to add services an experienced engineer who enjoys people as much as technical work I'm specifically looking for an engineer who: enjoys working directly with clients is comfortable spending time in the field communicates well one-on-one has entrepreneurial interest and eventually wants ownership rather than just a paycheck The practice is already established with: more work than we can handle existing systems and efficient processes very strong reputation and online presence immediate minority ownership opportunity significant growth potential The work primarily involves evaluations of buildings and developing repair plans. Work is throughout the DFW area. The role is field-oriented and client-facing rather than desk/CAD-heavy.