Graduate Bridges & Structures Engineer – Global Impact

Arcadis; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Arcadis UK invites graduates to join a two-year Graduate GROW Programme that blends client work with real project experience from day one. You will build technical expertise on bridges and civil structures while developing business acumen through cohort training and mentorship.

Graduates contribute to feasibility studies, design and site supervision on highways and rail projects, with opportunities to work on high-profile schemes and travel as needed, embracing virtual working where possible.

Qualifications

• You will be graduating in 2027 or have recently graduated in 2025 or 2026 with at least a 2:2 in a relevant master's or bachelor's degree.
• Demonstrate Arcadian skills including resilience, creativity, analytical thinking and being a team player.
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to use your technical knowledge to influence and consult stakeholders.
• Willing to travel and stay away from home when required (where possible we embrace virtual working)

Responsibilities

• Undertake feasibility studies, design and site supervision on bridge and civil structures projects in highways and rail.
• Work in teams of various sizes to develop first-class, digital and sustainable solutions for clients.
• Gain wide experience on projects such as HS2 and Lower Thames Crossing, heritage bridges and moving bridges.
• Collaborate with experts and contribute to client engagements from day one.

Skills

Resilience

Creativity

Analytical thinking

Team player

Education

BEng/MEng/MSc in Civil/Structural Eng

Job description

Arcadis UK invites graduates to join a two-year Graduate GROW Programme that blends client work with real project experience from day one. You will build technical expertise on bridges and civil structures while developing business acumen through cohort training and mentorship.

Graduates contribute to feasibility studies, design and site supervision on highways and rail projects, with opportunities to work on high-profile schemes and travel as needed, embracing virtual working where possible.