Senior Civil Engineer

Senior Civil Engineer (Contract) 📍 Fully Remote (Europe) 💰 Competitive Day Rate 📅 8-Week Initial Contract ⏱️ 20 or 40 Hours Per Week Available An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Civil Engineer to support the delivery of a large-scale residential development on a fully remote basis. This role is ideally suited to a contractor with a strong background in drainage and infrastructure design who can hit the ground running and work independently within a remote team environment. The Role The initial assignment will focus on the design of surface water and foul water drainage networks for a major residential scheme. You will be responsible for producing detailed drainage designs, calculations and technical outputs, with the potential to assist with associated engineering drawings and supporting infrastructure designs. Key Responsibilities Surface water drainage design Foul water drainage design Hydraulic modelling using Causeway Flow Production of drainage calculations and technical reports Preparation of drainage drawings and design packages Coordination with project stakeholders and design teams Potential involvement in roads and infrastructure design Requirements Proven experience in drainage and infrastructure design Strong working knowledge of Causeway Flow Experience delivering residential development projects Ability to work independently and manage your own workload Strong communication skills and experience working remotely Access to your own laptop is essential Access to your own design software is preferred What's on Offer? ✅ Fully Remote Working (Europe-wide) ✅ Flexible Engagement – 20 or 40 Hours Per Week ✅ Immediate Start Available ✅ Interesting Residential Development Project ✅ 8-Week Initial Contract ✅ Potential for Further Work Beyond Initial Assignment If you're an experienced Civil Engineer with strong drainage design experience and are available for an immediate start, we'd like to hear from you. Contact Ross Constantine at Strata Consulting for a confidential discussion