Chartered Structural Engineer - High-Rise UK Projects
WALKER DENDLE TECHNICAL LTD
Greater London
Hybrid
GBP 75,000 - 100,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Top base salary
Hybrid working from home policy
Opportunity to work on award-winning projects
Job summary
A leading structural engineering consultancy in Central London is seeking an experienced Associate Structural Engineer to join their multi-disciplinary design studio. The successful candidate will be chartered and hold an MEng/MSc in Structural, Civil, or Architectural Engineering from a prestigious university. This role offers the chance to work on high-rise projects valued up to £400 million, alongside top architects, with a competitive salary and hybrid working conditions.
Qualifications
Chartered status with IStructE and/or ICE required.
MEng/MSc in relevant engineering disciplines from top universities.
Strong experience in structural engineering design and team management.
Responsibilities
Join a multi-disciplinary design studio for high-profile projects.
Work on large high-rise developments across various sectors.
Collaborate with leading architects on commercial, residential, and mixed-use markets.
Skills
Chartered with IStructE and/or ICE
Extensive UK structural engineering design experience
Strong technical skills
Portfolio of large new-build developments
Education
MEng/MSc in Structural, Civil or Architectural Engineering
Job description
A leading structural engineering consultancy in Central London is seeking an experienced Associate Structural Engineer to join their multi-disciplinary design studio. The successful candidate will be chartered and hold an MEng/MSc in Structural, Civil, or Architectural Engineering from a prestigious university. This role offers the chance to work on high-rise projects valued up to £400 million, alongside top architects, with a competitive salary and hybrid working conditions.