Our Mission:
NCSEA elevates the profession by supporting structural engineers to be highly qualified professionals and successful leaders.


Our Vision:
Structural engineers are known for their contributions to safe, sustainable, and resilient structures.

Who We Serve

NCSEA serves the needs of the structural engineering community as well as:

  • Architects
  • Building Code and Enforcement Authorities
  • Construction Industry
  • Owners and Developers
  • Public Building Agencies
  • Disaster Response Organizations
  • Licensing and Registration Boards
  • Legislatures and Regulatory Agencies
  • Structural Material Trade Groups
  • Professional and Trade Organizations
  • Engineering Societies

Leadership

NCSEA Board of Directors

Structural engineering professionals guide the vision and mission of the association.

Meet the Board

NCSEA Staff Team

NCSEA staff is composed of a team of professionals who work alongside the board of directors to further our mission.

About NCSEA

NCSEA Past Presidents

Thank you to our past NCSEA Leadership for your service.

Past Presidents

Media Center

NCSEA serves the needs of the structural engineering community and the public. Interview NCSEA’s leading experts for commentary on structural engineering topics including, natural disasters, infrastructure, and building design and learn how NCSEA support the industry at large.

Learn about our spokespeople and press contacts.


Governance Documents


Code Corner

Code Corner: Do Small Structures Require Geotechnical Investigation?

My structure is small; does it require a Geotechnical Investigation? Unlike its residential counterpart (IRC)

Read.Watch.Listen

Read.Watch.Listen. The Importance of Management Training for Engineers

Welcome to the next installment of Read.Watch.Listen. This month, we focus in on one of

Sustainability Spotlight

Sustainability Spotlight | July 2026

The State of California has announced the formation of the California Mass Timber Coalition, a public-private

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