Engineers NW is looking for a Japanese and English speaking structural engineer. If you are bilingual or you know of someone, please read on:
ENW is now looking for a replacement structural engineer who speaks both Japanese and English. They’ve been helping a locally based client with building projects in Japan for several years now. The final drawings they review come to them in Japanese. They also traveled to Japan after the 2011 Earthquake in order to inspect/review existing buildings. Some travel to Japan could be part of the job, if the candidate has the requisite structural engineering skills. Although, they certainly would consider a new graduate with “developing” skills.
If you are interested, please reach out to Thomas A. Wampler, P.E., S.E. LEED AP (Vice President): 206-525-7560 or email him at tomw@engineersnw.com
To learn more about Engineers NW, visit their website!
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