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Senior Structural Engineer

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Central London | Retrofit & Sustainability | Flexible Working | Excellent Progression
I’m currently working with a genuinely forward-thinking structural engineering consultancy in Central London that is looking to appoint an experienced Senior Structural Engineer to join their growing team.
This is a business that is doing things differently. Sustainability sits at the heart of their work, with a strong focus on retrofit, refurbishment and extending the life of existing buildings, rather than simply designing for demolition and rebuild.
They have built an excellent reputation for delivering technically interesting projects while creating a workplace where engineers are trusted, supported and given the opportunity to progress.
The Role
As a Senior Structural Engineer, you’ll work on a range of challenging retrofit and refurbishment projects across London, taking a hands-on role from early design through to delivery.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
- Work on complex and interesting retrofit projects across Central London
- Take responsibility for your own projects and develop client relationships
- Work closely with architects, contractors and other consultants
- Provide technical input and help develop innovative structural solutions
- Support and mentor more junior engineers
- Play an active role in the company’s sustainability-led approach
- Take on increasing responsibility as your career develops
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Alongside a strong salary, the benefits package includes:
- Very flexible working hours
- Hybrid working
- Excellent holiday allowance
- Company-funded trips abroad
- Regular social events
- Strong pension and wider benefits
- A genuinely collaborative and supportive culture
- Excellent technical training and development
- Clear progression opportunities
Career Progression
For ambitious engineers, this is arguably one of the strongest progression opportunities currently available in the London market.


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The business actively promotes from within and is keen to give talented engineers the responsibility, exposure and support required to move towards Associate and Director-level positions.
If you're someone who wants to progress rather than simply sit at Senior Engineer level for the next five years, this is a company worth speaking to.
About You
You'll ideally be a Senior Structural Engineer with consultancy experience, with a strong understanding of structural engineering principles and experience working on refurbishment, retrofit or existing buildings projects.
You'll also be:
- Chartered or working towards chartership
- Technically strong and confident in your engineering ability
- Comfortable dealing with clients and other project stakeholders
- Interested in sustainable structural engineering
- Ambitious and keen to progress
- Someone who values working as part of a genuinely collaborative team
If you're a Senior Structural Engineer looking for technically interesting work, an excellent culture and a company that will genuinely invest in your career, I'd be keen to speak with you.
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