Graduate Civil & Structural Engineer – Energy Transition

Mott MacDonald; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Biannual salary reviews

Flexible working

Pension matched

Annual leave

Professional institution subscription

Life insurance

Travel TaxSaver tickets

CPD accreditation

Mentoring and training

Diverse networks and social groups

Job summary

Mott MacDonald Ireland is recruiting graduates for Civil & Structural Engineering within the Energy team. You’ll work on projects supporting Ireland’s energy transition and infrastructure, developing technical judgment and collaboration skills from day one.

You’ll contribute to feasibility, FEED, and detailed design, while gaining experience in design of substations, grid infrastructure, and reinforced concrete/steel structures. A hybrid working model supports flexibility.

Qualifications

• Demonstrates initiative and independence in task completion.
• Strong communication with clients and colleagues.
• Written work with high attention to detail and clarity.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to feasibility studies, optioneering, FEED and detailed design.
• Design civil works for substations and grid infrastructure including earthworks, embankments and drainage.
• Support structural design for reinforced concrete and steelwork with foundations and connections.
• Use digital design tools to develop calculations, models, drawings and reports.
• Collaborate with electrical, geotechnical and environmental specialists on safe, sustainable solutions.
• Participate in site visits and construction-stage support to resolve engineering challenges.

Skills

Initiative

Communication

Attention to detail

Analytical thinking

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Structural Engineering

Job description

Mott MacDonald Ireland is recruiting graduates for Civil & Structural Engineering within the Energy team. You’ll work on projects supporting Ireland’s energy transition and infrastructure, developing technical judgment and collaboration skills from day one.

You’ll contribute to feasibility, FEED, and detailed design, while gaining experience in design of substations, grid infrastructure, and reinforced concrete/steel structures. A hybrid working model supports flexibility.