Sustainable Structural Engineer – Netherlands (Hybrid)

Arup; Amsterdam; Vor Ort; EUR 70.000 - 100.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Profit-sharing

Health insurance

Flexible working

Wellbeing programs

Zusammenfassung

Arup in Amsterdam seeks a Structural Engineer to shape a sustainable future, contributing to major Netherlands projects from concept to detailed design. You’ll collaborate with architects, sustainability specialists and other disciplines to develop integrated, high-performing structures.

We value at least 5 years of post-qualification experience in reinforced concrete, steel or timber, and fluency in Dutch and English. Strong team work and design documentation skills are essential.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum 5 years of post-qualification experience delivering structural design for buildings projects in reinforced concrete, steel and/or timber.
• Excellent communication skills in both Dutch and English.
• Experience taking projects from concept design through detailed design, including calculations, reports and design documentation.

Aufgaben

• Take ownership of defined work packages and deliver calculations, models, drawings reviews and technical reports to the required quality and programme.
• Actively contribute to team knowledge sharing, technical discussions and project coordination activities.
• Progress towards independently managing small to medium-sized design tasks with limited supervision.

Kenntnisse

Dutch language

English language

Structural analysis software

Tools

Structural analysis software

Jobbeschreibung

Arup in Amsterdam seeks a Structural Engineer to shape a sustainable future, contributing to major Netherlands projects from concept to detailed design. You’ll collaborate with architects, sustainability specialists and other disciplines to develop integrated, high-performing structures.

We value at least 5 years of post-qualification experience in reinforced concrete, steel or timber, and fluency in Dutch and English. Strong team work and design documentation skills are essential.