Graduate Civils Structures Engineer

Position: Graduate Civils Structures Engineer - 2026
Location: Euston

Graduate Civils Structures Engineer - 2026

About Ferrovial Construction UK&I

Ferrovial Construction is the UK based engineering and construction arm of the Ferrovial Group. It is the largest private transport infrastructure operator in the world in terms of capital invested. We have a presence across 15 countries with over 60 years’ experience. It is a Spanish multinational company operating through 4 divisions;
Airports, Highways, Construction and Building subsidiaries.

Ferrovial are committed to developing sustainable and innovative solutions, with the aim to create value for society, and for clients, investors and employees.

We design and construct some of the UK and Ireland’s most high-profile transport infrastructure projects. We have the strength and depth to deliver complex major projects in-house, drawing on international expertise and full asset lifecycle capability. We provide our clients with cost-effective, value-added solutions and design and build sustainable assets for people and places.

We maximise potential through continuous professional development and create an equal, inclusive and diverse place to work to drive innovation.

At Ferrovial, we have five core values:
Excellence, Innovation, Collaboration, Integrity and Respect. We are proud of our work and values which we live by to achieve our goals.

Whilst working on large complex projects, you will be encouraged to achieve your maximum, all the while having support and guidance. An ability to work well in a team is key to the delivery of our projects, so that effective communication skills are critical.

Ferrovial prioritises the mobility of its employees as a means of fostering talent. The company has set up a Global Mobility Portal, which operates as an internal job board where employees can find all openings worldwide. The company is keen for graduates to move overseas and gain experiences of different cultures and business ways and methodologies. Please note this opportunity is an option after the Graduate Programme unless you have a civils background.

The role

Ferrovial Construction is seeking a Graduate Civils Structures Engineer to join the HS2 Track infrastructure project during its initial design phase, which will run alongside the completion of main works contracts currently at their peak.

As a Slab Track – Graduate Civil Structural Engineer, you will support the coordination and integration of interfaces between civil structures (viaducts, bridges, tunnels, and earthworks) and the Standard Slab Track system. You will work closely with the Civils Design Integration Lead and wider design teams to ensure that interfaces are understood, coordinated, and appropriately detailed.

The Ferrovial 2-year graduate development programme is designed to develop personal, professional and technical skills through a blended approach. You will work under the supervision of Section/Project Managers and in collaboration with the site team.

Location:

Euston, London

Flexibility to travel to Birmingham when required.

This role will involve developing an understanding of structural and geotechnical behaviour, including:

* Liaise closely with the Designer to ensure design delivery is timely, optimised and aligned with the client’s requirements.

* Attend the weekly meetings with the construction team and broader design team and client in Birmingham / London.

* Support optimisation studies and coordinate with commercial, planning, design delivery teams and designers.

* Provide technical input and support for relevant commercial communications, including SNCs, NCRs, CEs and departures.

* Support progressive technical assurance throughout the design, construction and handover stages.

Key Accountabilities

* Assist in the coordination of interfaces between railway track systems and civil structures.

* Support the assessment of structural behaviour, including:

* Bridge and viaduct movements (temperature, creep, shrinkage, live loads)

* Settlement and differential settlement effects

* Expansion joints, bearings, and articulation systems

* Review engineering drawings, models, and interface details to ensure compatibility.

* Contribute to design reviews, technical…