Are you an experienced Forensic Engineer? Or do you love solving real-world problems that matter and want to take your structural engineering experience into the fast-growing field of forensic engineering?

In this role you’ll be completing site inspections, technical analysis, and report writing across a wide range of residential, commercial, and complex structures. No two days are the same — one week you may be inspecting storm damage, the next analysing structural movement or construction defects.

While we are looking for an experienced forensic engineer, we would consider a structural engineer who enjoys getting out from behind a desk, asking “why”, and applying engineering fundamentals to practical, real‑world scenarios. You’ll receive hands‑on mentoring, structured development, and exposure to projects that fast‑track your technical confidence and professional growth.

If you’re looking for more than a traditional engineering role — and want a career that combines engineering judgement, investigation, and impact — forensic engineering offers a challenging and rewarding path.

Are you an experienced Forensic Engineer? Or do you love solving real-world problems that matter and want to take your structural engineering experience into the rapid-growing field of forensic engineering?

In this role you’ll be completing site inspections, technical analysis, and report writing across a wide range of residential, commercial and complex structures. No two days are the same — one week you may be inspecting storm damage, the next analysing structural movement or construction defects.

While we are looking for an experienced forensic engineer, we would consider a structural engineer who enjoys getting out from behind a desk, asking “why”, and applying engineering fundamentals to practical, real-world scenarios. You’ll receive hands‑on mentoring, structured development,



and exposure to projects that fast‑track your technical confidence and professional growth.

If you’re looking for more than a traditional engineering role — and want a career that combines engineering judgement, investigation, and impact — forensic engineering offers a challenging and rewarding path.

About the Role

As part of our forensic engineering team, you’ll work alongside experienced engineers investigating why buildings fail, how damage occurs, and how best to rectify issues.

From early in your career, you’ll gain hands‑on exposure to:

- Site inspections across residential, commercial and complex structures
- Assessing storm damage, structural movement, defects and failures
- Applying engineering principles to real‑world investigations
- Technical analysis and problem‑solving
- Preparing qualified engineering reports
- Working closely with loss adjusters, builders and industry professionals

No two days are the same — one week you may be inspecting storm‑related damage, the next analysing construction defects or foundation movement.

About You

This role suits an experienced forensic engineer, or an experienced structural engineer who wants to get out from behind the desk, and move into a reliable and rewarding career.

We’re keen to hear from:

- Experienced Forensic Engineers
- Structural Engineers with design or site experience looking to move into forensics
- RPEQ registered or close to being able to apply for registration

You will ideally have:

- Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (RPEQ registered is preferable)
- Strong problem‑solving and analytical skills
- Willingness to attend site inspections and work hands‑on
- Good written communication skills (report writing support provided)
- Australian driver’s licence

Why Join Modos?

- Real‑world engineering work
- Hybrid working arrangement
- Diverse investigations and challenging projects
- Supportive, collaborative team culture
- Clear career progression in forensic engineering

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📌 Structural (Forensic Engineer) (Brisbane)
🏢 Modos Group
📍 Brisbane