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KPFF Consulting Engineers

Structural Project Manager (6-10 Years Experience)

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$90,000–$110,000 a yearFull-Time
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Company Description About KPFF At KPFF Consulting Engineers, we are more than just an engineering design firm. For over 65 years, we have dedicated ourselves to innovative, sustainable engineering that shapes the built environment and tackles complex infrastructure challenges. Our team culture emphasizes balance, growth, and well-being, supporting each member's professional journey with flexibility, generous benefits, and a collaborative approach to work-life integration.

With over 1,400 professionals across 30 offices nationwide, KPFF's decentralized structure allows each office the flexibility to pursue projects aligned with their regional strengths. Learn more at www.kpff.com.

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Who You'll Work With You'll join KPFF's Boise office, a collaborative and community- focused team that has been part of Boise for 20 years. The Boise team provides civil and structural engineering services throughout Idaho and the surrounding region, contributing to projects that shape the local skyline and contribute to Idaho's continued growth. Our portfolio includes work for Boise State University, the City of Boise, the State of Idaho, University of Idaho, St. Luke's Medical Center, and others, along with a wide range of public and private projects delivered in partnership with leading architects, developers, and contractors.

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