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Blackedge Consulting is seeking an Associate Director to lead and grow a Site Development team across the North of England, focusing on data centre campuses and critical infrastructure. You will shape projects from concept through delivery and build strong client relationships.
The role offers hybrid working, clear career progression, and opportunities to influence digital delivery on high-profile schemes while championing sustainable development and resilience.
Data centres are transforming the global economy. With unprecedented investment flowing into hyperscale, AI and critical infrastructure projects, there has never been a more exciting time for an experienced Site Development leader to make a lasting impact. This is an opportunity to influence major developments, shape regional growth and lead projects that will power the digital future.
We are partnered with a leader in the design engineering industry, working on complex Data Centre projects, who are seeking an ambitious Associate Director to lead and grow a high-performing Site Development team across the North of England.
Working at the intersection of planning, engineering and delivery, you'll play a key role in unlocking complex development sites and delivering innovative infrastructure solutions for major data centre campuses, mixed-use schemes and strategic developments.
Whether you're already operating at Associate Director level or are a senior Chartered Civil Engineer ready for your next leadership challenge, this role provides the platform to expand your influence, grow a business and deliver projects that have a genuine impact on society and the economy. If you're a Chartered Civil Engineer (CEng, MICE or equivalent) with a strong background in site development, infrastructure design and leadership, we'd like to hear from you.
Join a growing team at the forefront of one of the world's most exciting infrastructure sectors and help shape the future of development across the North of England