ERA Structural Engineering is a full-service structural engineering firm, where we Think Beyond the Beam. ERA headquarters are in St. Paul, Minnesota, with a branch in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The firm was founded in 1984.
ERA has provided structural engineering services for a broad range of building types. Our experience includes: retail, industrial, government and educational buildings, aircraft hangers, churches, high-rise offices, multi-unit residential, sports and recreational complexes, research and laboratory facilities, parking structures and detention facilities. We specialize in the design of precast concrete structures, long-span structures, aircraft engine test facilities and dynamically loaded structures. We also conduct investigations of building failures and analysis of existing structures in connection with prospective additions, repairs and restorations.
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Pros: Enjoyed the diverse project portfolio, which included some challenging and rewarding structural design tasks. The colleagues are knowledgeable and collaborative, making for a generally pleasant work environment. The hybrid work model is a big plus for work-life balance, allowing for better management of personal and professional commitments. Good exposure to different building types.
Cons: Communication from project managers regarding scope changes or client feedback can sometimes be delayed or unclear, leading to rework. Pay, while competitive, isn't outstanding for the area compared to some larger firms. Growth can feel a bit slow if you're not actively seeking out opportunities, as formal mentorship isn't always consistent.
Advice to Management: Focus on enhancing internal project communication protocols to ensure all team members are consistently updated on project status and changes. This would minimize confusion and improve overall project efficiency.
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What's the interview process like at ERA Structural Engineering, particularly for a project engineer role?
My interview involved a technical case study demonstrating problem-solving skills relevant to structural engineering projects, followed by discussions about my experience and fit with the team at their downtown Seattle office.
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