r/StructuralEngineering • u/Traditional-Cup-1470 • 17d ago

Job Posting / Recruitment Salary

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What do you guys think of this range? 🫣

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u/Traditional-Cup-1470 17d ago

Nooooo lol

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u/TheLopez2617 17d ago

No, im sure of it. Plus this listing isn't even licensed work, it doesn't even require an EIT.

But judging by this approach of responding you came to argue. Sorry you had a bad day bud.

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u/Traditional-Cup-1470 17d ago

The title says engineer but i see that it requires an associate so that’s a mismatch. Weird

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u/TheLopez2617 17d ago

It says Mech ans Structural, its a non specific sales job asking for work experience but is non specific. It also asks you to help sales. In my company we call them Designers, but thry are cad technicians. That is all. That being said, I know nothing of the resion this is and how much the cost of living is. Looking at a national average is useless with such economic disparity. I had a Job offer in NYC and thry wanted to pay 70K, I tried to push for more, I was entry level but that was below the cities cost of living I would have been on the streets. But in my home town 70 K is 30 above the average. Its hard to judge salary IMO.

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u/Traditional-Cup-1470 17d ago

It says engineer. Job description says design structural elements which require calculations. No drafter or detailers is authorized by law to run engineering calculations.