Graduate Civil Engineer — Hybrid Working & Impact

Amey Ltd; Sheffield; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Learning & Development

Career Growth

Holiday Allowance

Pension

Flexible Working

Flexible Benefits

Discounts

Making a Difference

Inclusive Networks

Job summary

Amey Ltd in Sheffield is seeking a Graduate Civil Engineer to join our Highways & Transport practice. The role offers a starting salary of £31,000 and a 40-hour week (Mon-Fri). Start date is September 2027, with involvement in meaningful projects from day one and a development pathway.

You will work on delivering highways projects, asset management, and use industry-standard tools to model options and performance, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to develop robust, compliant designs.

Qualifications

• Civil/ Structural Engineering Degree at Grade 2:1 or above
• A Full UK driving License

Responsibilities

• Prepare/ Contribute to technical reports, design proposals, and client presentations;
• Support the delivery of engineering projects for national and local highways;
• Contribute to asset management strategies and lifecycle planning;
• Use industry-standard software and tools to model and analyse options/performance;
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including structural, geotechnical, environmental, and transport engineers;
• Develop innovative solutions and designs that comply with industry standards and guidelines;
• You will use your engineering knowledge and skills to deliver robust designs, which will enable clients to continue the safe, efficient, and optimal management of their assets.

Education

Engineering degree (2:1+)

Job description

Amey Ltd in Sheffield is seeking a Graduate Civil Engineer to join our Highways & Transport practice. The role offers a starting salary of £31,000 and a 40-hour week (Mon-Fri). Start date is September 2027, with involvement in meaningful projects from day one and a development pathway.

You will work on delivering highways projects, asset management, and use industry-standard tools to model options and performance, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to develop robust, compliant designs.