Senior Structural Engineer

Leeds
2 days ago
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My client is looking for a Senior Structural Engineer to join their growing consultancy team in Leeds. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced engineer to take the lead on a wide range of residential and commercial developments, working in a collaborative and forward-thinking environment.

About The Company
They are a well-established Civil and Structural Design Consultancy specialising in delivering innovative, practical, and cost-effective engineering solutions across the UK. Their focus is on providing high-quality design services for developers, architects, and contractors in the residential and commercial sectors.

The Role
As a Senior Structural Engineer, you will lead the design and delivery of structural projects from concept through to construction. You’ll manage client relationships, mentor junior team members, and ensure technical excellence and compliance with industry standards.

Key Responsibilities
Lead structural design on a range of residential and commercial buildings, including low- to mid-rise developments
Prepare calculations, design reports, and technical drawings for steel, concrete, timber, and masonry structures
Oversee project delivery, from concept through to detailed design and construction support
Liaise with clients, architects, contractors, and other stakeholders to ensure smooth project coordination
Supervise and mentor junior engineers and technicians
Ensure all work complies with Building Regulations, British Standards, and relevant industry codes

What They’re Looking For
Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
Chartered or near-chartered status (IStructE or ICE)
Minimum 6+ years’ experience in structural design within a UK consultancy
Strong technical ability with proven experience in residential and commercial structural design
Proficient in structural analysis software (e.g., Tekla Tedds, Robot, MasterSeries, etc.)
Excellent communication, report writing, and leadership skills
Able to manage multiple projects and deadlines with minimal supervision

What They Offer
✅ Competitive salary based on experience
✅ Pension scheme and annual bonus
✅ Clear pathway to Associate/Principal roles
✅ Flexible/hybrid working options
✅ Supportive team culture and regular CPD opportunities
✅ A diverse portfolio of rewarding, hands-on projects

Join them and be part of a consultancy where your experience, insight, and initiative truly make an impact

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