Structural Project Engineer

Bristol
2 months ago
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We’re currently working with an established, multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy that’s looking to appoint a Structural Project Engineer to strengthen their growing Bristol team. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Structural Engineer who enjoys taking ownership of projects and wants to progress within a supportive, technically strong environment.

You’ll be joining a collaborative building structures team delivering a diverse portfolio of projects across industrial, residential, commercial, education, healthcare and mixed-use sectors. Working alongside experienced engineers and technicians, you’ll play a key role in the design and delivery of schemes from concept through to construction.

This role offers genuine project responsibility, exposure to clients, and the chance to contribute to high-quality, architecturally led developments. With a strong pipeline of work and a people-focused culture, this is a great platform for engineers who want to develop technically while also building their leadership and project management skills.

Our client is seeking a capable Structural Project Engineer who can manage their own workload, produce high-quality structural designs, and confidently support junior staff – someone who enjoys problem-solving and takes pride in delivering well-coordinated, buildable solutions.

What’s On Offer

* Involvement in varied, high-profile building projects across multiple sectors.

* A genuinely supportive team culture with strong mentoring from senior engineers.

* Hybrid working and flexible hours to support work-life balance.

* Funded professional development and support toward chartership.

* Regular social events and a modern, well-located Bristol office environment

What You Need To Succeed

* Minimum 3-6 years’ UK buildings structures experience.

* Strong design capability in steel, concrete, masonry and timber.

* Experience using structural software such as Tekla Structural Designer, Tedds. Robot, ETABS, or similar.

* Confidence producing calculations, reports and coordinating with technicians.

* Ability to manage packages of work and contribute to project delivery.

* Good communication skills for liaising with clients, architects and contractors.

* A proactive approach and willingness to support junior engineers.

* A strong academic background with a BEng or MEng in Civil or Structural Engineering.

* Chartered – or working towards – with the IStructE or ICE

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