Graduate Acoustics Consultant
Warrington, Cheshire, MK46, England, UK
Listed on 2026-09-22
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Engineering
Environmental Compliance & Protection, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineer, Engineering Design & Technologists
Final date to receive applications: 6th November 2026 - Please note we reserve the right to close roles sooner, so Early Application is encouraged.
As an Arcadian, you already help us deliver world leading sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets. You are part of our global business comprising 34,000 people, in over 30 countries, dedicated to improving quality of life.
Everyone has an important role to play. With the power of many curious minds, together we can continue to solve the world’s most complex challenges and deliver more impact together.
Role descriptionOur two-year Graduate GROW Programme supports your transition from student to professional, sitting along client work and real projects from day one. Each graduate’s journey is unique, shaped by their chosen specialism and the variety of projects they contribute to. You will build your technical expertise by contributing to meaningful client engagements and project work, whilst business acumen and professional skills will be developed through centrally delivered graduate cohort training.
Although there are no formal rotations, graduates are encouraged and supported by their managers to proactively seek opportunities, to broaden their experience and support their development.
As a specialist and science graduate joining GROW you will specialise from day one in your chosen discipline. Working in teams of consultants you’ll be responsible for your own deliverables, liaising with clients, and given every opportunity to build your skillsets and technical expertise. You’ll work on a range of environmental and planning projects which may include major infrastructure, urban regeneration and community focussed projects that will expose you to a variety of challenges and technical specialists.
Role accountabilitiesAcoustics - Our Acoustics team is involved in some of the UK’s most complex and stimulating projects that are both diverse and technically demanding including Lower Thames Crossing, Barking Riverside Station, High Speed 2 and aspects of the Great Grid Upgrade amongst others; we are also currently expanding outside of the UK with projects across Europe and Globally. As a Graduate Acoustic Consultant, you will assist the team in the delivery of project related tasks including site surveying, 3-dimensional modelling and assessment to meet budget, timeframe and quality targets, and will be able to learn new technical skills focusing on innovation, sustainability, and digital solutions.
The role is predominantly office based but also involves site work (greenfield, construction and industrial/transport environments), ranging from ad-hoc days on site to multiple consecutive days depending on the project. The projects delivered cover the entirety of the British Isles and as such travel is part of the role.
BEng/ BSc / MEng / MSc - Maths, Physics, Environmental Science based degree, Acoustic Engineering, Music Technology, Civil Engineering
Qualifications & Experience- You will be graduating in 2027 or have recently graduated in 2026, with at least a 2:2 in a relevant master's or bachelor's degree
- You will demonstrate typical Arcadian skills including Resilience, Creativity, Analytical Thinking and being a Team Player
- You will have excellent communication skills and the ability to use your technical knowledge to influence and consult stakeholders.
- Hold a full driving licence which allows you to drive in the UK
- You must be willing and able to travel frequently and stay away from home as required. A significant portion of your time will involve site work, which may require extended periods away from your home office.
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