Pear VC
Structural & Disaster Exposure Engineer - ResiQuant
About this role
ResiQuant is looking for a Structural & Disaster Exposure Engineer to enhance their AI systems by leveraging structural engineering insights for assessing building vulnerabilities. This role involves collaborating with AI teams, analyzing building data, and delivering technical expertise to support insurance clients in disaster risk management.
What you'll do
- Analyze building imagery and property documents to create datasets for AI systems.
- Collaborate with AI and backend teams to incorporate structural expertise into products.
- Engage with insurance customers to address technical inquiries.
- Define frameworks for building vulnerabilities to natural hazards.
- Review AI-generated structural assessments for model accuracy.
What they're looking for
- 2–6 years of structural engineering experience
- BS in Civil/Structural Engineering
- Knowledge of US building codes and permits
- Technical understanding of building failure modes
- Strong interest in AI advancements
- Adaptability in fast-paced environments
Benefits
- Competitive salary with significant equity
- Full medical, dental, and vision benefits
- 401(k) with company match
- Daily lunch and commute support
- Dynamic, mission-focused work environment
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Pear VC
Pear VC invests in and supports AI-driven enterprise software companies building automation platforms, compliance systems, and specialized tools across industries like financial services, insurance, and software development. The portfolio companies are hiring founding and senior engineers to design core infrastructure, build AI systems, and develop scalable backend platforms alongside their leadership teams.
View all jobs at Pear VCLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a specific retrofit design or forensic investigation project you led—what structural vulnerabilities did you identify, and how did you communicate findings to non-technical stakeholders?
- How would you approach defining failure modes and vulnerability frameworks for buildings in different regions given varying construction practices and building codes?