Full-Time
Enclosure Consultant
Diagnostics
Updated on 9/3/2026
Walter P Moore
501-1,000 employees
Global structural and infrastructure engineering services
No salary listed
Raleigh, NC, USA
In Person
Travel for field investigations and construction observation is required.
Master's
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- A minimum of 3-10+ years of experience in building enclosure design, review, and assessments is required.
- Candidates must hold a Professional Engineer license or be a Registered Architect.
- A Master of Science in Civil Engineering, a Master of Science in Architectural Engineering, or a Master of Architecture in Building Science, Building Enclosures, or Historic Preservation is required.
- Experience with building enclosure design, repair, and retrofit and with the integrated design and delivery of high-performance buildings is required.
- Experience with exterior wall, below-grade waterproofing, and roofing assemblies is required.
- Understanding of building science and thermal analysis concepts, including building performance and sustainability modeling, is required.
- Experience with Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, is required.
- Experience with computer-aided drafting and design tools is required, including AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, or Grasshopper.
- Experience with building performance modeling software is required, including tools such as Ecotect, Vasari, EnergyPlus, eQuest, DesignBuilder, DIVA, IES-VE, THERM, SketchUp, or WUFI.
- Familiarity with building structural systems is required.
- Experience working on suspended scaffolding and at vertical heights is required.
- The role requires strong technical, written, and verbal communication skills and the ability to multitask and meet tight deadlines.
- Design new enclosure systems and design repairs for existing enclosure systems.
- Review enclosure systems for new construction, renovation, and restoration projects.
- Investigate and determine the service life of building enclosure assemblies.
- Assess enclosure performance for air infiltration, rainwater control, heat transfer, and vapor transmission.
- Perform building performance analysis, including daylighting, solar heat gain, thermal energy transfer, and integration of the enclosure with mechanical, lighting, and plumbing systems.
- Lead projects with internal consultant teams.
- Assist Senior Project Managers with project tasks.
- Perform project management duties.
- Facilitate client meetings and prepare technical presentations for those meetings.
- Prepare proposals for new project pursuits.
- Review enclosure details and specifications prepared by other consultants.
- Work with architects and contractors to develop high-performance details.
- Research building codes and industry standards.
- Write assessment reports.
- Perform field investigations, including water leakage investigations and nondestructive testing.
- Model enclosure assemblies using different software.
- Analyze proposed repair and design options.
- Design and draft repair drawings and details.
- Prepare construction documents, including repair drawings and specifications.
- Observe construction and installation of repairs and designs in the field, including quality assurance testing.
- Prepare site visit reports and meeting minutes.
- Interact with project clients, subconsultants, and repair contractors.
- Holding an RRO, RRC, or RWC credential is a plus.
- Experience with building performance modeling software such as Ecotect, Vasari, EnergyPlus, eQuest, DesignBuilder, DIVA, IES-VE, THERM, SketchUp, or WUFI is preferred.
Walter P Moore consists of engineers, architects, and innovators who tackle complex structural and infrastructure challenges worldwide. The firm provides a range of services including structural, diagnostics, civil, traffic, parking, transportation, enclosure, and construction engineering, using multidisciplinary teams to analyze problems, model solutions, and guide projects from concept through construction. Their approach centers on cost- and resource-efficient designs that meet practical needs and support communities globally. What sets them apart is their long history (founded in 1931), scale (1,000+ professionals across 26 U.S. offices and eight international locations), and integration of engineering, architecture, and diagnostics to deliver coordinated, implementable solutions. The goal is to safely and sustainably solve complex infrastructure problems by delivering integrated services that improve the built environment and communities.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Houston, Texas
Founded
1931
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 leadership promotions deepen traffic, water, and site-development specialization firmwide.
- April and May 2026 awards validate parking, mobility, and broader civil engineering execution.
- September 2026 openings and January 2026 promotions show active demand across structural and infrastructure work.
What critics are saying
- Heavy healthcare reliance ties growth to Texas Medical Center, MD Anderson, and Houston Methodist.
- Open roles on September 3, 2026 signal persistent talent pressure across technical delivery teams.
- Riyadh expansion depends on Saudi megaproject awards; delayed pipeline erodes the office's economics.
What makes Walter P Moore unique
- Walter P Moore spans structures, civil, transportation, diagnostics, and construction engineering.
- May 2026 promotion of Manoj Adwaney unifies infrastructure across healthcare, mobility, and water.
- November 2025 Riyadh office extends local delivery into Middle East aviation, sports, and healthcare.
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Connecting leadership to complex project needs. 25 August 2026 Three appointments bring technical depth and market perspective to evolving client and community needs Overview. Walter P Moore has appointed Lee Anne Dixon, PE, PTOE; Rebekah Campbell, PE, CFM; and Rucker Simon, PE, to expanded leadership roles. Together, they bring experience across transportation, water, and site development to help clients address decisions increasingly shaped by growth, resilience, and the connections among infrastructure systems. As Director of Traffic/ITS/Planning, Dixon will guide the practice firmwide, helping clients connect transportation planning with traffic operations, safety, and technology. Her experience as a traffic engineer in the Houston region and her understanding of the agencies and stakeholders influencing transportation decisions provide a strong foundation for addressing both immediate operational needs and long-term mobility priorities. Her external leadership includes service on the ACEC Houston Board of Directors. Campbell will lead the practice across Houston, The Woodlands, and Dallas-Fort Worth as the Managing Director of Water Resources. Her experience in watershed planning, urban stormwater systems, flood modeling, and resilience helps clients better understand risk and translate complex data into practical infrastructure strategies. Through her technical work and industry leadership, including service as president of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers Greater Houston Chapter, Campbell advocates for watershed-scale thinking that supports clearer decisions, stronger coordination across jurisdictional boundaries, and more proactive approaches to protecting communities from flooding. As Managing Director of Houston Civil, Simon leads multidisciplinary teams in delivering sustainable site development, stormwater infrastructure, and low-impact development solutions. His expertise helps clients connect water systems with broader planning, design, and resiliency objectives, creating infrastructure that performs today while supporting future demands. An author, speaker, and advocate for water stewardship, Simon promotes integrated, data-informed approaches that respond to changing conditions and strengthen long-term outcomes for communities.
Storm Shelter precaution workshop offered online. Posted Wednesday, August 5, 2026 12:00 am Workshop to address high-wind events in communities and public spaces Finding a safe place to wait out dangerous weather is difficult in places susceptible to high-wind events and at times when outdoor recreation exposes more people to peril. These concerns will be addressed at an online workshop from 1 to 3 p.m. Aug. 12. Shelby Doyle, associate professor of architecture at Iowa State University's College of Design, will present three different models of 3D-printed concrete community storm shelters, and participants will give feedback on changes they would make to the designs so they could be more multifunctional in their communities. Doyle is working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, ICON Build and the Walter P. Moore engineering firm on a Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities scoping grant to design printable structures that can withstand winds of up to 250 mph. Through a grant from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, Doyle and her Extension partner, Abbie Gaffey, an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach community and economic development field specialist, have provided in-person workshops in the flood-impacted communities of Spencer and Rock Valley in northwest Iowa. "This grant has been an important opportunity to explore how we can translate innovative on-campus design research into resilient public infrastructure for Iowa's communities," Doyle said. In the Aug. 12 online workshop, Doyle and Gaffey engage with communities that have other risk areas, such as youth summer camps, outdoor sports complexes or large RV parks. "Communities need to be thinking about how the need for storm shelters has changed over time with different kinds of storms, more homes being built without basements and community amenities that are more than FEMA's recommended nine minutes away from safe storm shelters," Gaffey said. The online workshop is free, but advance registration is encouraged. For information, contact Abbie Gaffey, community and economic development field specialist, at [email protected].
Walter P Moore elevates Manoj Adwaney to lead expanding infrastructure practice. May 19, 2026 Manoj Adwaney Walter P Moore has appointed longtime engineering executive Manoj Adwaney as executive director of infrastructure as the global engineering firm expands integrated infrastructure services across healthcare, mobility, civil and site-development markets. The Houston-based firm said Adwaney will oversee strategic growth, client engagement and cross-disciplinary coordination across its infrastructure practice, aligning civil engineering, water systems, transportation and site-development capabilities around increasingly complex client projects and long-term capital programs. The promotion reflects broader shifts in infrastructure delivery, where clients are increasingly seeking integrated engineering teams capable of coordinating large-scale projects across multiple technical disciplines while balancing operational continuity, long-term resiliency and regulatory requirements. Adwaney previously served as director of civil engineering, leading one of Walter P Moore's largest infrastructure groups. The firm said his leadership has been particularly defined by multidisciplinary coordination and long-term institutional client relationships. CEO Dilip Choudhuri said Adwaney has demonstrated an ability to connect technical engineering expertise with the operational and business realities facing clients managing complex infrastructure environments. Much of Adwaney's work has centered on healthcare infrastructure, an area where engineering complexity has increased substantially as hospital systems modernize campuses, expand outpatient networks and invest in resiliency, utility redundancy and long-term facility planning. Walter P Moore said Adwaney has built longstanding relationships with major healthcare organizations including Texas Medical Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Methodist and Memorial Hermann. Healthcare infrastructure projects increasingly require coordination across transportation access, utility systems, water management, parking, campus expansion and operational continuity planning, particularly for medical campuses operating continuously during construction and redevelopment activities. The firm also highlighted Adwaney's collaborative work with architects, developers and public-sector stakeholders including HOK, Stantec, Hines, HDR, HKS and Perkins&Will, reflecting the growing importance of integrated project delivery models across large-scale infrastructure and institutional development programs. Engineering firms are increasingly reorganizing leadership structures around multidisciplinary infrastructure platforms rather than standalone engineering specialties as clients pursue larger, more interconnected development and modernization programs. Walter P Moore said Adwaney's expanded role will focus on strengthening integration across infrastructure disciplines while positioning the firm for growth opportunities tied to urban development, healthcare expansion, mobility systems and resilient infrastructure planning. Choudhuri said Adwaney's collaborative leadership approach will help the firm leverage expertise across practice areas while expanding into new markets and project opportunities. Founded in 1931, Walter P Moore provides structural, civil, transportation, diagnostics and construction engineering services through more than 1,000 professionals operating across 27 U.S. offices and nine international locations. The firm works across sectors including healthcare, commercial development, transportation and public infrastructure.
Walter P Moore expands global presence with new Riyadh office. Leading engineering firm enhances service capabilities in the Middle East. 11 nov. 2025 03h10 HE | Source: Walter P Moore Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Nov. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Walter P Moore, a global leader in engineering, announces its expansion into Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This move represents a significant step in strengthening the firm's presence in the Middle East and supporting development across the region. "The Riyadh office strengthens our commitment to shaping landmark projects across the Middle East - from aviation and sports to healthcare and entertainment. With deep technical expertise and strong local partnerships, this office will serve as a critical hub for our regional operations," says Dilip Choudhuri, President and CEO. The Riyadh office is led by Ismat Abulhamayel, General Manager, alongside Tarek Ayoubi, Director of Structural Engineering. With more than 30 years of experience across airports, infrastructure, buildings, and oil and gas projects, Abulhamayel brings deep technical expertise and proven leadership in civil and structural engineering. He has led major initiatives at Red Sea International and Saudi Aramco, including airport developments, large-scale housing, refinery upgrades, and work at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology. Drawing on this experience and his strong local network, Abulhamayel drives client engagement and project delivery throughout Saudi Arabia. "With Ismat and Tarek guiding our efforts in Riyadh, we bring together seasoned leadership and technical depth that clients can trust. Their experience ensures that every project benefits from world-class engineering solutions shaped by a deep understanding of the local landscape," says Blair Hanuschak, Managing Principal and Executive Director of Walter P Moore's Structures Group. Walter P Moore delivers structural engineering, enclosure engineering, secure design, construction engineering, parking consulting, diagnostics, civil engineering, water resources, and traffic engineering services across markets worldwide. About Walter P Moore / www.walterpmoore.com Walter P Moore is an international company of engineers, innovators, and creative people who solve some of the world's most complex structural and infrastructure challenges. Providing structural, diagnostics, civil, traffic, parking, transportation, enclosure, and construction engineering services. We design solutions that are cost- and resource-efficient, forward-thinking, and help support and shape communities worldwide. Founded in 1931, Walter P Moore's 1,000+ professionals work across 27 U.S. offices and nine international locations. Editor's Note: There is no period after the 'P' in Walter P Moore.
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