Graduate Urban Drainage Modeller: Water & Flood Risk

Stantec; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical insurance

Holiday buy & sell

Group income protection and life cover

Job summary

Stantec in Birmingham is offering a 2027 Graduate Programme for a Graduate Urban Drainage Modeller. You will join a team delivering wastewater network modelling and support projects to improve river health and reduce flooding, working with civil, mechanical and electrical colleagues to provide integrated water sector solutions.

You will engage in modelling tasks, optioneering and design activities, with the opportunity to pursue CIWEM or ICE accreditation as part of your development path.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (or related water field) with interest in water industry.
• Ability to stay calm in changing situations and manage multiple tasks.
• Willingness to learn and grow toward professional chartership.

Responsibilities

• Undertake wastewater hydraulic modelling and model-building tasks using specialist software.
• Support optioneering, feasibility and outline design for regulated water clients.
• Use modelling outputs to identify solutions that reduce flooding and pollution.
• Communicate effectively with the wider project team and collaborate with engineers.
• Complete QA checks, documentation and inputs to support project delivery.
• Build understanding of the water industry and interdisciplinary roles.

Skills

Adaptability

Perseverance

Collaboration

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or water-related field

Job description

Stantec in Birmingham is offering a 2027 Graduate Programme for a Graduate Urban Drainage Modeller. You will join a team delivering wastewater network modelling and support projects to improve river health and reduce flooding, working with civil, mechanical and electrical colleagues to provide integrated water sector solutions.

You will engage in modelling tasks, optioneering and design activities, with the opportunity to pursue CIWEM or ICE accreditation as part of your development path.