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Structural Engineer - Data Centres

Confidential employer · Fyresdal · Posted 23 Sep 2026

Job summary

We are seeking a motivated Structural Engineer based in Oslo to contribute to designing and delivering structural solutions for advanced data centre projects. The role involves ensuring robust support for heavy equipment under demanding operational and environmental conditions, integrating sustainability practices, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams using BIM tools.

Location and work setup

Location
Fyresdal
Work setup
On-site

Responsibilities

Design and analyze steel and reinforced concrete structures to support heavy mechanical and electrical loads. Develop foundations and framing systems that minimize vibrations from critical infrastructure. Build and manage 3D structural models using BIM software, coordinating with MEP systems and other disciplines. Assess and upgrade existing structures for increased capacity and modern requirements. Participate in constructability reviews, risk assessments, and support fast-track deliveries while ensuring compliance with relevant codes and standards. Contribute to sustainability goals by incorporating low-carbon materials and innovative engineering solutions.

Qualifications

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering. Three to five years of experience in industrial or mission-critical construction projects such as data centres or large facilities. Proficiency with structural analysis software (e.g., SAP2000, ETABS, RISA-3D) and BIM tools (Revit, Tekla). Knowledge of relevant structural codes, modular construction principles, vibration control, and fast-track project environments. Strong communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills with ability to manage multiple stakeholders effectively.

Skills

structural designsteel structuresreinforced concretestructural analysis softwareSAP2000ETABSRISA-3DBIM toolsRevitTeklavibration controlmodular constructionconstruction phase supportproject coordinationfast-track constructionsustainability in engineering