Technical Coordinator jobs in United Kingdom

At Arcadis, we focus on attracting, retaining, and developing people who share our passion and commitment to improving the quality of life. We offer opportunities to transform your world and the world around you through client work, upskilling, championing equality and inclusion, or charity involvement. Our people value different perspectives, care about planetary sustainability, and dare to shape the future.

One of our core values is 'people first'. Supported by our Lovinklaan foundation, we invest in your long-term growth to help you reach your full potential. You will have the opportunity to own your career, work on industry-defining projects, and find solutions that make a difference. We encourage a growth mindset and provide space for personal and professional development, enabling a flexible career that suits you.

Our Ecology team, with over 60 ecologists and 30+ years of experience, is seeking a Technical Director. We undertake ecological surveys, assessments, and advise on soil, land use, hydrology, sustainable drainage, arboriculture, ecosystem services, natural capital, biodiversity strategies, and cultural heritage. We have completed over 2,000 projects across the UK, Europe, and beyond for various public and private clients.

The Technical Director will oversee the quality, coordination, and completion of ecological projects, manage client relationships, and lead the team to ensure engagement and professional growth. Responsibilities include delivering projects on time and within budget, and exemplifying leadership.

This role can be based anywhere in the UK.

• Manage projects, including budgets, meetings, client advice, and bid production
• Ensure technical quality and approval of project deliverables
• Oversee ecological surveys, analyze results, and produce reports and assessments
• Provide ecological advice across a broad range of issues
• Manage license applications, mitigation, and monitoring, liaising with authorities
• Conduct performance management and training for team members
• Design research projects and contribute to best practice development
• Manage high-quality, successful bids

• Extensive leadership experience with ecological principles, legislation, and impact assessment (EcIA)
• Proven track record in ecological appraisals, EcIAs, and environmental statements
• Knowledge of natural capital and biodiversity net gain is desirable
• Expertise in specific plant/animal groups and survey skills
• Full member of CIEEM and Chartered Ecologist or similar
• Survey and/or development licenses are preferred

Why become an Arcadian?

Our work impacts lives and the planet. We aim to make cities safer, more resilient, and sustainable, partnering responsibly to create a better world. We innovate with data and digital solutions, working with clients to solve pressing challenges. Committing to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, we strive for a sustainable future and support local communities. We monitor and reduce our environmental impact aiming for net-zero carbon by 2035.

Our commitment to equality, diversity, inclusion, and belonging ensures a supportive workplace where diverse experiences foster innovation. We focus on ED&I across six workstreams: Age, Disability, Faith, Gender, LGBT+, and Race.

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