Structural Engineer in Birmingham

Job Description

An exciting opportunity had arisen to join a globally recognised, multidisciplinary design consultancy seeking a talented Structural Engineer to join their growing engineering team.\n\nThis is a rare opportunity to join a practice that brings together architects, engineers, designers and urban specialists under one roof, delivering innovative, sustainable solutions across the built environment.\n\nYou'll be part of a collaborative, design-led environment working on high-profile projects across sectors such as healthcare, education, transport, commercial and mixed-use developments. \n  \nThe Role\nAs a Structural Engineer, you will:\n\nDeliver structural design solutions from concept through to construction\nCollaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams including architects and MEP engineers\nUndertake structural analysis and calculations using industry-standard software\nProduce technical reports, drawings and specifications\nAttend client and design team meetings\nContribute to innovative, sustainable design approaches\nAbout You\nWe're looking for someone who:\n\nHolds a degree in Civil or Structural Engineering\nHas experience working within a consultancy environment\nIs working towards Chartered status (IStructE/ICE)\nHas strong knowledge of UK design standards and Eurocodes\nIs confident using structural design software (e.g. Tekla, Tedds, Robot, ETABS)\nEnjoys working collaboratively in a design-focused environment\nWhy Join?\n\nWork for a forward-thinking, design-led consultancy with a global presence\nBe part of a genuinely multidisciplinary team delivering iconic projects\nStrong focus on sustainability, innovation and people-first design\nClear career progression and support towards Chartership\nFlexible/hybrid working options\nCompetitive salary and benefits package\nApply\n\nIf you're a Structural Engineer looking to work on meaningful, design-driven projects within a collaborative environment please apply or contact Abi directly on (phone number removed)