Graduate Structural Engineer

Graduate Structural Engineer

Location:

London

Hours:

35 hours per week

Are you a recent structural or civil engineering graduate looking to begin your career within the built environment? An exciting opportunity is available for a Graduate Structural Engineer to join an established Structural Engineering team, supporting the delivery of high-quality projects while developing practical, technical and professional experience.

As a Graduate Structural Engineer, you will work alongside experienced engineers, learning on the job while taking increasing responsibility as your knowledge and confidence develop. You will also continue your technical development through CPD and training, working towards the qualifications and experience needed to progress your career.

• Preparing technical calculations and engineering models
• Producing technical drawings, specifications and schedules
• Supporting risk assessments and RIBA design stage reports
• Liaising with members of the Design Team
• Attending project meetings alongside senior colleagues
• Reviewing third-party design information
• Assisting with site surveys and subsequent reports
• Supporting project administration and maintaining high-quality project information

For this Graduate Structural Engineer opportunity, you'll need a degree in structural or civil engineering. You'll bring strong problem-solving, written communication and people skills, alongside an understanding of building construction and the role of structural and civil engineers within a Design Team.

Familiarity with Microsoft Office and awareness of software such as TEDDS, Tekla Structural Designer and Revit would also be beneficial. A UK driving licence is advantageous.

Joining as a Graduate Structural Engineer gives you the opportunity to develop your career within a supportive environment focused on collaboration, authenticity, excellence, integrity and professional development.

Benefits include:

• 25 days' annual leave
• Hybrid and flexible working options
• Private medical health cover
• Gym discounts
• Pension contribution
• Life assurance
• Professional fees paid
• Funded qualifications
• Career development support
• Employee Assistance Programme
• Enhanced family leave