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Design Interface Engineer

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Design Interface Engineer (Major Rail Infrastructure Project)
We're recruiting on behalf of a leading infrastructure organisation delivering a nationally significant rail project.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Design Interface Engineer to support the integration of complex rail, civil, utilities, and infrastructure works across a major project. You'll play a key role in managing design interfaces, coordinating stakeholders, and ensuring designs are fully integrated, buildable, and compliant.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage design interfaces across rail systems, civils, utilities, and third-party stakeholders.
- Coordinate internal and external designers to ensure timely delivery of design information.
- Identify and resolve interface issues, risks, and constraints throughout the design process.
- Support engineering workshops, design reviews, and technical integration meetings.
- Maintain and manage Interface Control Documents (ICDs) and interface records.
- Ensure designs meet safety, quality, programme, and contractual requirements.
- Support risk management, change control, and technical assurance activities.
- Promote best practice in health, safety, sustainability, and buildability.
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Essential
- Degree-qualified in Engineering, Construction, Systems Engineering, or a related discipline.
- Experience in Interface Management, Systems Integration, or Design Coordination on major infrastructure projects.
- Strong understanding of civil engineering, utilities, structures, or rail infrastructure.
- Ability to interpret technical drawings, reports, and design documentation.
- Experience managing multidisciplinary stakeholders and technical interfaces.
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.


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Desirable
- Chartered status or working towards chartership.
- Rail infrastructure experience.
- Knowledge of BIM, digital engineering, and 3D design reviews.
- Experience with ICDs, risk management, change control, and technical assurance processes.
- Understanding of track, signalling, rail systems, or depot environments.
What's on Offer?
- Opportunity to work on one of the UK's most significant infrastructure programmes.
- Exposure to complex multidisciplinary engineering challenges.
- Strong career development and progression opportunities.
- Hybrid working arrangements.
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
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