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Energy Jobline CVL is recruiting a Civil / Structural Design Engineer to join a specialist contractor delivering complex infrastructure across the UK. Flexible working is offered with remote/hybrid options, and salaries range from £40,000 to £100,000 depending on expertise and qualifications.
The role covers tunnelling, heavy civil engineering, shaft construction and underground infrastructure, with opportunities across multiple seniority levels.
Salary: £40,000 – £100,000 DOE + Bonus
Location: UK Wide – Fully Remote / Hybrid Working
Job Type: Permanent
J3A Recruitment is currently recruiting for a Civil / Structural Design Engineer to join an established specialist civil engineering contractor delivering complex infrastructure projects across the UK.
With a strong pipeline of secured work and continued business growth, our client is looking to strengthen its engineering and design capabilities across several levels of seniority.
This opportunity is open to Intermediate, Experienced and Associate-level engineers, with salaries ranging from £40,000 to £100,000 depending on technical expertise, experience and professional qualifications.
The business specialises in technically challenging civil engineering projects, including tunnelling, shaft construction, microtunnelling, directional drilling and underground infrastructure.
One of the biggest attractions is the flexibility on offer. The position can be largely remote, with only occasional attendance required at site or office locations.
The ideal Civil / Structural Design Engineer will have a background in civil or structural engineering design, preferably within specialist infrastructure or heavy civil engineering environments.
Experience in any of the following areas would be particularly advantageous:
Candidates from broader heavy civil engineering backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply, even without direct tunnelling experience.
A relevant Civil or Structural Engineering qualification is desirable, while chartered status or progress towards chartership would be particularly beneficial f