Graduate Hydraulic Modeller: Shape Rivers & Waterways

Bright Network; Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 28.000 - 36.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Arup in the United Kingdom is offering a graduate opportunity to join our rivers and water infrastructure team. You will develop practical skills in hydraulic modelling, catchment analysis, spatial data, and technical reporting while being supported by experienced specialists.

From day one you will work with engineers, hydraulic modellers and environmental scientists to tackle complex challenges and deliver resilient solutions.

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related numerical/environmental discipline.
• Experience with GIS and spatial data; interest in Python, FME and hydraulic modelling software is advantageous.
• Eligible to work in the UK without sponsorship and recent graduate or on track to graduate before employment starts.

Aufgaben

• Analyse data, perform gap analysis and outline future investigation needs with Contractors for surveys.
• Develop hydraulic models of urban drainage, rivers and coasts to assess flow and water quality.
• Collaborate and present work within a multi-disciplinary team and support professional membership progression.
• Keep records of meetings, reports, data, and technical outputs with accuracy and clarity.
• Learn and contribute ideas in a supportive environment toward continuous improvement.

Kenntnisse

GIS

Python

FME

Hydraulic modelling

Data analysis

Ausbildung

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering

Earth Sciences

Geography

Geospatial Science

Tools

FME

Hydraulic modelling software

GIS software

Jobbeschreibung

Arup in the United Kingdom is offering a graduate opportunity to join our rivers and water infrastructure team. You will develop practical skills in hydraulic modelling, catchment analysis, spatial data, and technical reporting while being supported by experienced specialists.

From day one you will work with engineers, hydraulic modellers and environmental scientists to tackle complex challenges and deliver resilient solutions.