Grand Design
Civil Engineering Director

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Experience: 10–15 years’
If you're an experienced Civil Engineering leader who's looking for genuine influence over people, clients, business strategy and the future direction of an infrastructure division, this could be worth a conversation.
🏗️ The Projects
- Major development infrastructure
- Highways
- Drainage
- Flood risk
- Infrastructure planning
- Pre- and post-planning projects
🔎 What They're Looking For
- Experienced Civil Engineering leader
- Technical Director, Infrastructure Director, Associate Director
- Strong development infrastructure experience
- Highways, drainage and flood risk knowledge
- Strong client and commercial experience
- Experience leading and developing engineering teams
- Someone with the vision to help shape the future of the business
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🛠️ The Role
- Lead and develop Highways, Drainage & Flood Risk teams
- Provide strategic and technical leadership across major projects
- Manage key client relationships
- Identify and support new business opportunities
- Lead fee proposals, bids and commercial discussions
- Support recruitment, mentoring and development of engineering teams
- Maintain high standards of technical delivery and client service
- Influence the growth strategy and long-term direction of the business
📈 The Big Attraction
This isn't simply a team-management position. The business is looking for someone who can help shape its future, develop its people and build on an already successful infrastructure platform. You'll have genuine influence over the direction of the division, while still being closely involved with clients, projects and the development of the wider team.


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🏢 The Company
An established, independently owned civil engineering consultancy with a strong reputation and an ambitious approach to growth across the Midlands. For the right person, this is an opportunity to step into a position where your experience, commercial understanding and leadership will directly influence the future of the business.
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