JN TECHNICAL LTD
Design Engineer (Structural Steel Connections)

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Connection Designer – Structural Steel (Remote-Based)
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Location: Remote (UK-based)
Employment Type: Full-time
About The Opportunity
JN Technical is recruiting on behalf of a well-established structural steel fabricator operating across a variety of UK sectors. Due to continued growth, they are looking to appoint an experienced Connection Designer to join their engineering department on a remote basis.
This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled designer who to help deliver large scale steel structures.
Role Responsibilities
- Produce safe, efficient, and compliant structural steel connection designs to Eurocodes/BS standards.
- Prepare detailed calculations, sketches, and design reports for approval.
- Collaborate with structural engineers, detailers, and fabrication teams to resolve technical queries.
- Review engineering drawings, specifications, and 3D models to determine connection requirements.
- Provide technical input during tender, design, and construction phases.
- Ensure all designs meet safety, quality, and fabrication requirements.
- Support value engineering and buildability improvements.
- Work independently while maintaining clear communication with the wider project team.
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Skills & Experience Required
- Proven experience as a structural steel connection designer within a UK fabrication or consultancy environment.
- Strong working knowledge of Eurocode 3 and relevant British Standards.
- Proficiency with connection design software (e.g., IDEA StatiCa, Tekla Tedds, MasterSeries, or similar).
- Ability to interpret GA drawings, fabrication drawings, and 3D models.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate remotely.
- Degree or HNC/HND in Structural or Civil Engineering preferred, though strong experience is equally valued.


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What’s on Offer
- Remote working.
- Competitive salary and pension.
- Private Health Care.
- Opportunity to work on varied and technically interesting steelwork projects.
- Supportive team and long-term progression potential.
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