Senior Structural Engineer

London
6 days ago
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The Client

We are seeking a Senior Structural Engineer to join a creative, multidisciplinary structural engineering consultancy in London. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a diverse range of technically challenging and architecturally significant projects, while contributing to a team that values innovation, collaboration, and positive societal impact.

The Role

This role offers the chance to work on technically interesting, design-led projects while being part of a supportive, forward-thinking consultancy. If you are a motivated engineer seeking to develop your career in a creative, ethical, and high-performing environment, this is an excellent opportunity to join a team that values both professional growth and societal impact.

Duties Include:



Assist in the delivery of client projects on time and budget

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Work on all aspects of design for small to medium projects with minimal supervision, and support larger projects on selected technical issues

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Coordinate closely with internal teams, including sustainability and civil engineers

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Manage and instruct technicians in the production of drawings and models

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Liaise with architects, clients, and other stakeholders, attending site visits and meetings as required

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Support fee negotiations and project appointment matters where necessary

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Proactively manage your professional development, including CPD/IPD training

You will work on a wide variety of projects, including:

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High-end commercial new builds

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Complex refurbishments of existing buildings

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Mass housing projects and masterplans

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Schools and educational facilities

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Architecturally distinctive private residential projects

What We’re Looking For

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Minimum 5+ years post-graduate experience, with at least 1 year in the UK

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Chartered (or working towards) with a professional body such as IStructE or ICE

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Experience managing smaller projects or practice management duties

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Strong technical knowledge across structural design, ideally including timber and composite materials

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Proven ability to work in multidisciplinary teams and liaise with architects and clients

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Excellent project management skills: time, cost, resources, and communication

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Open, approachable, and collaborative attitude

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Strong academic background in a relevant engineering discipline

Benefits

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Hybrid working

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ICE / IStructE accredited training schemes

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Support for continued professional development and technical skills training

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Health insurance and wellbeing benefits, including gym allowance and bonus schemes

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Collaborative, inclusive, and diverse working culture

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Opportunities to work on high-profile, landmark projects with a highly skilled team

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