Senior Landscape Planner | Flexible Work Environment

Ramboll; Leeds; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Development

Leadership Principles

Individuality & originality

Inspiration from projects

Foundation-owned

Flexible work environment

27 days annual leave

Matched pension

Private medical cover

Job summary

Ramboll is seeking a Senior/Principal Landscape Planner with LVIA experience to join our UK landscape team. The role offers multi-site opportunities in Edinburgh, Glasgow, or other offices with flexible arrangements.

You will lead landscape inputs, collaborate with engineers and environmental specialists, and drive robust, innovative solutions for wind farms, solar, data centres, and urban development across the UK and beyond.

Qualifications

• Master’s level qualification in landscape architecture or related discipline.
• Chartered Membership or equivalent accreditation preferred.
• Experience on wind farm projects is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coordinate landscape inputs for defined project workstreams.
• Analyse information, identify issues and develop robust solutions.
• Undertake site visits, landscape assessments and data collection.
• Prepare written, graphic and presentation materials for reports.
• Lead or contribute to meetings with clients and multidisciplinary teams.
• Mentor junior colleagues and manage workload with limited supervision.
• Use software to improve delivery, efficiency and quality.

Skills

Landscape architecture

LVIA experience

Project leadership

Stakeholder coordination

GIS

English communication

Mentoring

Education

Master's in Landscape Architecture

Landscape Institute accreditation

Chartered membership

Tools

GIS

Adobe Creative Suite

Autodesk / Revit

Microsoft Office

Job description

Ramboll is seeking a Senior/Principal Landscape Planner with LVIA experience to join our UK landscape team. The role offers multi-site opportunities in Edinburgh, Glasgow, or other offices with flexible arrangements.

You will lead landscape inputs, collaborate with engineers and environmental specialists, and drive robust, innovative solutions for wind farms, solar, data centres, and urban development across the UK and beyond.