Lead Structural Engineer, Water - Hybrid & Impactful
Seeds Renewables
Greater London
Hybrid
GBP 50,000 - 75,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Career development opportunities
Flexible hybrid working model
Volunteering days
Technical practice networks
AECOM University
Job summary
AECOM is seeking a Principal Structural Engineer to join our Water Team in Greater London. In this role, you will leverage your engineering expertise to design various heavy civil engineering structures such as pumping stations and water-retaining structures. Your leadership will guide project design while mentoring team members. Enjoy a flexible hybrid working model and a range of personalized benefits that support your career development and well-being. Join us in delivering impactful solutions in the water sector.
Qualifications
Proven experience in structural engineering with a focus on heavy civil engineering structures.
Strong communication skills for client and stakeholder engagement.
Ability to lead and mentor team members effectively.
Responsibilities
Design a wide range of civil engineering structures including pumping stations and water-retaining structures.
Develop structural solutions to complex challenges.
Lead design activities and prepare detailed designs.
Foster positive client relationships through effective communication.
Ensure quality in all project deliverables through thorough reviews.
Job description
AECOM is seeking a Principal Structural Engineer to join our Water Team in Greater London. In this role, you will leverage your engineering expertise to design various heavy civil engineering structures such as pumping stations and water-retaining structures. Your leadership will guide project design while mentoring team members. Enjoy a flexible hybrid working model and a range of personalized benefits that support your career development and well-being. Join us in delivering impactful solutions in the water sector.