Structural Engineers design, analyze, and ensure the safety of structures, playing a pivotal role in construction projects. Their responsibilities include assessing project plans, conducting load analyses, and ensuring compliance with regulations. A bachelor's degree in civil or structural engineering is essential, alongside strong analytical skills. They typically work in offices and on-site, collaborating with architects, contractors, and civil engineers. Career progression may lead to senior engineer or project manager roles, with opportunities to specialize or move into management.