Timber isn’t a trend. It’s a shift.
We’re hiring a Mass Timber Structural Engineer to join our team in Vancouver.
Mass timber changes the way buildings come together.
Not just in how they perform, but in how they’re imagined, coordinated, and constructed. It asks different questions earlier in the process. It demands closer collaboration. And when it’s done well, it creates structures that are as thoughtful as they are efficient.
At ASPECT, we’ve built our practice around that shift.
Our work in mass timber goes beyond technical delivery. It’s about understanding the full picture, materials, systems, people, and bringing them together in a way that makes projects stronger from the inside out. That takes engineers who are comfortable navigating complexity, making decisions, and staying connected to both the details and the outcome.
We’re growing, and we’re looking for a Mass Timber Engineer to join us.
This is a role for someone with experience, and the curiosity to keep building on it. You’ll lead and contribute to projects across all phases, from early design through construction. You’ll work closely with architects, contractors, and suppliers, helping to coordinate ideas and translate them into clear, buildable solutions.
Along the way, you’ll mentor junior team members, contribute to our shared technical knowledge, and play a part in shaping how we continue to evolve as a practice.
You’ll need a strong foundation: experience with mass timber projects, a solid understanding of codes and standards, and the ability to lead work while staying collaborative and pragmatic.
But just as important is how you approach the work.
If this sounds like something you’re interested, visit our Careers page and get in touch.
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