Infrastructure C&E Partner — Lead Major Projects

QC Legal; Greater London; On-site; GBP 200,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

QC Legal is seeking an established Construction & Engineering Partner to lead the firm’s infrastructure practice in London. The role focuses on advising developers, contractors, funders and public sector bodies on high-value projects across the UK and internationally.

You will draft and negotiate complex construction documentation, manage multi-disciplinary mandates and mentor a senior team while developing the client base and market presence in the infrastructure sector.

Qualifications

• Experience in construction & engineering matters
• Strong commercial acumen and lead negotiations
• Business development credentials

Responsibilities

• Take the lead on high-value, non-contentious construction and engineering matters within the infrastructure sector.
• Advise clients on procurement, delivery and financing of major infrastructure projects across the UK and internationally.
• Draft and negotiate EPC contracts, construction contracts, consultant appointments and ancillary project agreements.
• Support complex development programmes spanning transport, energy, utilities and wider infrastructure assets.
• Collaborate with colleagues across Projects, Real Estate, Planning and Finance on multi-disciplinary mandates.
• Strengthen relationships with an established client base and identify new opportunities in infrastructure.
• Provide strategic leadership to an experienced team and drive technical excellence and growth.

Job description

QC Legal is seeking an established Construction & Engineering Partner to lead the firm’s infrastructure practice in London. The role focuses on advising developers, contractors, funders and public sector bodies on high-value projects across the UK and internationally.

You will draft and negotiate complex construction documentation, manage multi-disciplinary mandates and mentor a senior team while developing the client base and market presence in the infrastructure sector.