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Civil Design Engineer

London
£35k – £50k/yr
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Civil Design Engineer – Central London

Location: Central London – near London Bridge
Working: Hybrid
Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience

Role: Permanent

I’m currently working with a forward-thinking civil engineering consultancy based in one of the nicest offices in the City, who are looking to add a Civil Design Engineer to their growing London team.

This is a great opportunity for a civil engineer who wants to work on technically interesting projects, take on increasing responsibility and develop their career within a modern, ambitious consultancy.

The Role

You’ll be involved in the design and delivery of civil engineering schemes across a range of sectors, with particular exposure to:

  • Drainage design
  • Highways and infrastructure
  • SuDS
  • External works
  • S278 / S38
  • Flood risk and surface water management
  • Civil engineering design from concept through to detailed design

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What They’re Looking For

  • Civil Engineering degree or equivalent
  • Previous consultancy experience
  • Experience with drainage, highways, and/or SuDS design
  • Ideally some experience with relevant design software such as Civil 3D, MicroDrainage/InfoDrainage
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to work as part of a wider project team
  • Someone keen to progress technically and professionally

Why Consider It?

This isn't just another civil design role.

The company has a forward-thinking approach to engineering, a strong project pipeline, and a genuinely collaborative culture. You'll be working from a high-quality City office close to London Bridge, alongside experienced engineers with plenty of opportunity to learn and develop.

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They also place a big emphasis on professional development, with full support towards ICE Chartership, including mentoring and structured development.

Hybrid working is available, giving you a good balance between office collaboration and flexibility.

If you're a Civil Design Engineer in London and are looking for a company where you can develop your technical skills, work on interesting projects, and have a clear route towards Chartership, I'd be happy to have a confidential chat.

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