Heyne Tillett Steel
Graduate Structural Engineer
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Heyne Tillett Steel is seeking exceptional and passionate Structural Engineering Graduates to join our leading practice in 2027.
Our Approach to Graduate Development
At HTS, we believe in nurturing talent through an environment that fosters continuous learning and genuine autonomy. This commitment sets us apart and shapes how we work as a practice.
- Every Tuesday and Thursday, we hold company-wide meetings where all staff are encouraged to present ideas and contribute to open debates on technical design.
- We also hold regular assemblies addressing both technical and people-related matters, ensuring every voice is heard regardless of seniority.
Engineers at all levels are actively involved in meetings and engagements with design teams from an early stage. Regular site visits are encouraged throughout your career with us, and our graduate cohort benefits from specialised, structured training designed to support your professional development.
The Ideal Candidate
We are looking for graduates who demonstrate:
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- A predicted First or 2:1 in an Engineering degree
- Excellent written and visual communication skills
- A genuine passion for continuous learning and technical excellence
- A commitment to sustainability and reducing embodied carbon through design
The Role
As a Structural Engineer at HTS, you will play a pivotal role in crafting structures that withstand environmental factors and human usage while ensuring enduring stability and security. Your responsibilities will include:
- Assessing existing structures for structural integrity and fitness for purpose
- Selecting appropriate materials — including concrete, steel, timber, and masonry — to meet design specifications
- Collaborating closely with architects and engineering professionals to design structures across a range of sectors
- Inspecting work on site and providing guidance to contractors throughout the construction process
- Contributing to our in-house research team, HTS+, where you will help drive decision-making around reducing embodied energy and support wider industry decarbonisation efforts
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What HTS Offers
- Structured graduate support and training
- Competitive salary and benefits package
- Monthly socials and an annual all-office educational trip
- A commitment to continuous learning, including our in-house training scheme supporting IStructE and ICE professional qualifications
- The opportunity to contribute to HTS+, our in-house research team
How to Apply
If you are enthusiastic about joining our team and working on exciting, challenging projects, please apply via our website or send your CV, cover letter, and portfolio to earlycareers@hts.uk.com.
Applications close: Friday 16th October
Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an Open Day at our London studio on Thursday 19th November.
We look forward to welcoming you to HTS.
Heyne Tillett Steel is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive workforce.
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