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Associate Structural Engineer

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Seeking an opportunity at Associate Structural Engineer level? We are working with a leading civil and structural engineering practice with a reputation for delivering intelligent, efficient design solutions across London and beyond. With a strong focus on collaboration, innovation and sustainable design, we are looking for an Associate Structural Engineer to join their team in their vibrant Southwark office. This is an exciting opportunity to take on a leadership role within a practice recognised for its bold, creative approach to engineering.
As an Associate, you will play a key role in leading project teams on some of the most challenging and high-profile developments in the capital. From complex mixed-use schemes and high-rise residential towers to major commercial and regeneration projects, you will be part of a passionate group of engineers who thrive on pushing boundaries and delivering lasting impact in the built environment. Working closely with directors and clients, you’ll have the chance to shape projects from concept through to completion while mentoring and developing talented engineers within your team.
We’re looking for an experienced Structural Engineer with the technical expertise, project leadership and client-facing confidence to step into a senior role. You’ll need to combine design capability with commercial awareness, guiding both the technical direction and successful delivery of projects. If you’re ready to lead high-quality engineering solutions and help drive the continued growth of a forward-thinking practice, this role could be the perfect fit.
What’s On Offer

  • A leadership role in a respected, design-led engineering practice with exposure to landmark London projects.
  • Direct engagement with clients, architects, and developers on high-profile schemes.
  • A supportive environment that encourages innovation, autonomy and professional growth.
  • Opportunities for progression, including pathways to Director level.
  • A collaborative, social workplace in the heart of Southwark, with regular team events and an open, creative culture.
    What You Need To Succeed
  • Strong technical design background across concrete, steel and multi-storey structures.
  • Proven track record of leading structural engineering projects in the UK.
  • Ability to manage teams, mentor junior engineers and oversee project delivery.
  • Excellent communication skills with experience in client-facing roles.
  • Commercial awareness and confidence in managing budgets, programmes and resources.
  • Proficiency in industry-standard software (e.g. Tekla, ETABS, Robot or similar).
  • Passion for creative, efficient engineering solutions and a desire to make a positive impact in the built environment.
  • Chartered (or near Chartered) status with the IStructE or ICE.
  • MEng or BEng in Civil Engineering (or equivalent)

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