Graduate Programme - Civil Engineer
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Engineering
Civil Engineering, Building Services Engineer, Environmental & Urban Planning -
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Civil Engineering, Environmental & Urban Planning
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Location: City Of London
Graduate Programme 2027 - Civil Engineers
London Fitzrovia | London Wimbledon
Engineer a Better SocietyWe’re looking for the next generation of change-makers and enquiring minds to join us in Engineering a Better Society.
At Elliott Wood, we believe engineering can do more than solve technical problems. It can improve the places we live, work and connect, while helping address some of the biggest challenges facing people and our planet.
We are engineers and built environment professionals driven by the idea of Better. We inspire clients and organisations to think differently about their spaces – not just aesthetically and commercially, but in terms of the benefit they can bring to people and the planet.
As an Elliott Wood Graduate, you’ll work on diverse and exciting projects, from art installations and community spaces to award-winning buildings and masterplans. You’ll work alongside experienced professionals across the built environment while bringing your own ideas and perspective to the table.
We are a B Corp Certified practice, committed to high standards of social and environmental performance. From the Structural Carbon Tool we developed with IStructE to our collaborative workspace at The Society Building, we believe in backing up our ambitions with action.
Challenging the Way We EngineerAt Elliott Wood, we ask difficult questions:
What kind of society do we want to live in? What can we do to address the climate emergency? What will be our engineering legacy?
Our ETHICS framework – Energy, Technology, Health, Infrastructure, Culture and Sustainability – helps us explore these challenges and rethink how we approach engineering and the built environment.
As the next generation of engineers and sustainability professionals, you’ll have the opportunity to challenge convention, explore new ideas and help shape what comes next.
Our Graduate Programme & AcademyOur Graduate Programme builds on what you’ve learned at university and complements it with practical skills, project experience and new perspectives.
From day one, you’ll be involved in real projects, working alongside experienced engineers and sustainability consultants. You’ll gain exposure to different project types, disciplines and stages of design, from early concepts and feasibility through to detailed design and construction.
Our Graduate Academy will support your technical and professional development through training, mentoring, career conversations and opportunities to work towards your professional qualification.
What will you do?We’re looking for Civil Engineers to join our 2027 Graduate Programme.
Civil EngineerAs a Graduate Civil Engineer, you’ll help design the infrastructure that makes buildings and places work.
You’ll work across drainage, water management, highways and sustainable urban development, developing solutions that are practical, resilient and better for the environment.
You’ll get involved in:
- Developing civil engineering and drainage designs
- Exploring sustainable solutions such as SuDS and water management strategies
- Producing drawings, calculations, reports and design information
- Working with architects, structural engineers, clients and other project teams
- Attending site visits, meetings and design workshops
- Supporting projects from feasibility through to detailed design and construction
- Developing your technical skills and working towards professional qualification
We’re looking for curious, creative and ambitious people who want to make a difference and are excited about rethinking how engineering and sustainability can shape the built environment.
You’ll ideally have:- A 2:1 or above (or equivalent) in a relevant engineering or built environment degree
- An interest in how the built environment…
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