Non-Contentious Construction – Flex

Frasia Wright Associates; City of Edinburgh; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Frasia Wright Associates in Scotland is seeking an Associate for its Major Projects & Infrastructure team, with flexibility for location across Scotland. You will work on high-profile construction and engineering projects and advise on major infrastructure developments, including hub-style initiatives, ports/harbours, affordable housing contracts and net-zero retrofit schemes.

The ideal candidate has 3-5 years PQE with experience in non-contentious construction law or a strong background in

Qualifications

• 3-5 years PQE in construction or commercial law.
• Experience in non-contentious construction law or commercial law.

Responsibilities

• Assist on complex, high-value projects and public sector procurements.
• Advise clients including government bodies, public sector entities, lenders and multinationals.

Skills

Non-contentious construction law

Commercial law

Job description

Our client, a well-established Scottish law firm, is currently recruiting for an Associate to join its specialist Major Projects & Infrastructure team, with flexibility for location across Scotland. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on high-profile construction and engineering projects, providing advice on major infrastructure developments, including projects under the Scottish Government’s hub initiative, ports and harbours projects, affordable housing contracts, and net-zero retrofit initiatives.

The ideal candidate for this position will have 3-5 years’ PQE, with experience in non-contentious construction law or a strong background in commercial law, looking to specialise. In this role, you will assist on complex, high-value projects and public sector procurements, working alongside a team to advise clients ranging from government bodies and public sector entities to multinational companies and lenders. This position also offers the opportunity to work directly with a highly experienced partner, providing valuable mentorship and guidance.

This full-time role presents a fantastic chance to develop expertise in a collaborative environment while contributing to significant projects in Scotland and beyond.