Position-
Head/VP Structural Engineering
Location- Gurgaon
Job Description:
Role Overview
This role will lead structural engineering for large-scale residential
developments, including high-rise towers and integrated townships. The
incumbent will be responsible for ensuring safe, efficient, and
cost-optimized structural design and execution across projects.
The role requires strong alignment with construction teams to ensure design
intent translates seamlessly into site execution.
Key Responsibilities
Lead structural design strategy for residential projects (high-rise /
township developments)
Review and validate designs from external consultants for safety,
efficiency, and cost optimization
Ensure alignment between design, execution, and project timelines
Drive value engineering initiatives to optimize material usage and
structural costs
Work closely with project and site teams to resolve structural challenges
during execution
Oversee structural audits, peer reviews, and quality checks
Ensure compliance with Indian codes (IS codes) and safety standards
Coordinate with architects, MEP teams, and contractors for integrated
project delivery
Manage external structural consultants and internal engineering teams
Candidate Profile (15–25 Years)
Degree in Civil / Structural Engineering (MTech preferred)
15–25 years of experience in residential real estate or large-scale
construction projects
Strong experience in high-rise structural systems (RCC, shear walls, etc.)
Proven track record of working with leading developers or EPC firms
Hands-on exposure to site execution challenges, not just design
Strong understanding of cost optimization and constructability
Leadership Expectations
Ability to bridge design intent and on-ground execution realities
Strong stakeholder management across consultants, contractors, and
internal teams
Commercial awareness in driving cost-efficient structural solutions
Success Metrics
Structural safety and zero design-related failures
Cost optimization through value engineering
Minimal design-to-execution gaps and rework