Structural Engineer

Structural Engineer | Sunderland | Up to £65,000 | 1 Day WFH

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A well-established and growing multidisciplinary consultancy in the North East is expanding its structural team, and this is a genuinely varied role with real progression attached to it.

They work across a broad mix of sectors, have a strong regional reputation, and offer the kind of environment where engineers are given responsibility early and supported to develop into senior and leadership positions. If you're looking for more than just a desk and a to-do list, this is worth a look.

The Opportunity

They're open to candidates from around 3 years' post-qualification experience right through to Associate level, so whether you're looking to step up from your current role or join at a more senior position with real influence, there's a conversation to be had.

What You'll Be Doing

Working across steel, concrete, timber and masonry, you'll take projects from concept through to completion, producing calculations, reports and technical drawings, attending site visits and client meetings, and collaborating closely with architects and contractors. Tekla and Tedds are the primary design tools, and Revit experience is a bonus.

About You

You'll be degree qualified in Civil or Structural Engineering with consultancy experience behind you. Chartership (ICE or IStructE) is desirable but not essential - full support is on offer if you're working towards it.

What's on Offer

• Up to £65,000 depending on experience
• 1 day per week working from home
• Clear routes to senior and leadership level
• Full chartership support and mentorship
• Professional subscriptions covered
• A varied project portfolio across multiple sectors
• A close-knit team where your contribution is noticed

Drop me a message or apply directly. xwzovoh I'm happy to tell you more about the team and the projects before you commit to anything.