DBD International
Senior CS&A Engineer

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Role Summary
We’re seeking a Senior CS&A Engineer to play a leading role in the delivery of complex infrastructure within a highly regulated environment. This is a key position in a multi-disciplinary team, supporting large-scale asset upgrade and construction projects critical to national operations.
What You Will Be Doing
- Support the design and assurance of civil, structural, and architectural (CS&A) systems
- Review and guide design outputs from consultants and internal teams
- Ensure engineering solutions meet safety, compliance, and performance standards
- Support technical integration across disciplines and through project phases
- Respond to construction-phase technical queries and manage design changes
- Prepare and review high-quality engineering documentation
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Formal qualifications or training:
- Degree-qualified in Civil or Structural Engineering (or equivalent).
- Experience delivering civil/structural designs in highly regulated environments (preferably nuclear, defence, or similar).
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At DBD, we know you're looking for more than just a job - you aspire to make a real impact in the nuclear industry. We offer unique opportunities for growth, empowering you to take influential roles within client organisations.


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Benefits:
- up to 20% bonus
- 25 days holiday
- enhanced pension
- private health insurance
- private dental
- and more
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