Associate Structural Engineer (Maritime Industry)

Portsmouth
3 months ago
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Associate Structural Engineer (Maritime Industry)
£80,000 - £90,000 + Hybrid Work + Enhanced Holiday + Flexible Hours + Bonus + Company Benefits
Portsmouth

Are you a Structural Engineer from the Maritime industry or similar, looking for an autonomous role that will grant responsibility over multi-million pound projects and recognition for your achievements?

Are you looking to join a close-knit, ambitious small business where your contributions will directly impact growth?

On offer is the opportunity to take a senior leadership role in a dynamic business at the forefront of innovative maritime projects. This is your chance to shape the future of maritime engineering and make a lasting impact on the industry.

In this role, you will lead technical solutions, oversee projects from start to finish, manage client relationships, and mentor junior team members. You will be hands-on in delivering practical solutions across the full project lifecycle.

This position is ideal for a Maritime Structural Engineer looking to step into a leadership role within an ambitious company, enjoying autonomy over projects and ownership of their delivery from concept to completion.

The Role:

Lead projects from concept to completion, managing design, budgets, and site delivery.
Develop innovative engineering solutions for marine and civil infrastructure projects.
Manage client relationships and ensure project objectives are met.
Mentor junior engineers and collaborate with senior team members using design and analysis software (e.g., AutoCAD, LUSAS, Robot).The Person:

Experienced in delivering design packages in heavy civils environments.
Civil or Structural Engineering Degree (or similar)
Commutable to Wigan
Keywords: Structural Engineering, Maritime, Engineering, Hybrid, Civil Engineer, Structural Engineer, Design, AutoCAD, Marine, Portsmouth

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