Associate Civil Engineer


Details:
  • Salary: £500 - Hour
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Hour
  • Location: Westminster London
  • Date: 2 days ago
Description:

Associate Civil Engineer - (London)

A well-established and progressive engineering consultancy is seeking an experienced Associate Civil Engineer to join its expanding Development Infrastructure team in Central London.

This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated civil engineering professional with 10+ years of experience delivering building drainage, highways, earthworks and utility infrastructure schemes, including experience within the UK market. The successful candidate will take a leading role in project delivery, team development, business growth, and technical excellence across the civils function.

Key Responsibilities

Collaborate with senior leadership to help shape and implement the growth strategy for the civil engineering division.
Lead, mentor and develop Civil Engineers and Technicians, expanding the team's capabilities and service offering.
Take overall responsibility for the technical and commercial performance of the civils discipline.
Identify new business opportunities and support the continued growth of the infrastructure team.
Ensure robust quality assurance procedures, project controls and reporting processes are maintained.
Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, architects, contractors and other project stakeholders.
Promote technical excellence through mentoring, knowledge sharing and internal presentations.
Deliver underground drainage designs ranging from bespoke residential developments to large-scale mixed-use and residential schemes.
Provide early-stage infrastructure advice and drainage strategies to support planning applications.
Design foul and surface water drainage systems, attenuation solutions and associated infrastructure.
Apply Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) principles across a variety of projects.
Produce drainage models and designs using MicroDrainage software.Candidate Requirements

Minimum of 10 years' experience within civil engineering and infrastructure design.
Strong background in drainage design, highways, utilities and earthworks.
Experience managing projects independently from concept design through to construction delivery.
Proficient in MicroDrainage and related drainage modelling software.
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
Commercially aware with experience supporting business development activities.
Previous experience managing or mentoring engineering teams would be advantageous.The Opportunity

This position offers the chance to play a key role within a growing infrastructure team, working on a diverse portfolio of residential and mixed-use developments. The successful candidate will join a collaborative consultancy environment that values innovation, sustainability, technical excellence and long-term professional development.

Location: Central London
Position: Associate Civil Engineer
Sector: Development Infrastructure / Civil Engineering
Experience Required: 10+ Years
Key Focus: Drainage Design, SuDS, Highways, Utilities & Infrastructure Development

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