Engineer or Engineer in Training (EIT) – Forensic Collision Reconstruction (CACR-01)
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Summary
About the Role
About You
- Undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering, engineering physics, engineering science, mechatronics, or related field.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to clearly explain complex issues in simple language.
- High ethical and technical standards.
- A keen interest in solving detailed and challenging problems.
- Eligibility for PE or EIT designation in California, if not already registered.
- Graduate degree in engineering, or a related field.
- Scientific publications that demonstrate your ability to pose and answer technical questions.
- 2+ years engineering work experience.
- Individuals with less work experience but outstanding academic performance are also encouraged to apply.
Benefits
- $1000 per month towards healthcare plan premiums (medical, dental, vision).
- Safe harbor 401(k) plan.
- Starting vacation of 3 weeks (accrued annually).
- 12 paid holidays per year.
MEA Forensic Engineers & Scientists is a multi-disciplinary forensic investigations firm. We investigate transportation crashes, injuries, product failures and property losses for clients in the legal and insurance industries across North America. We help clients understand the scientific aspects of their case and provide technical opinions for use in resolving legal disputes. At MEA Forensic, we test and retest, collect and analyze, poke and prod, deconstruct and reconstruct, break and bend, and then double check and triple check until we’re satisfied we’ve extracted every last bit of information critical to your case. It’s dirty work, but it’s how we let the evidence speak. With the experience and knowledge gleaned from over 65,000 cases and 250+ scientific publications, MEA Forensic sets the standard for high quality forensic engineering and science. Let the evidence speak®