Salary Up to £42,000 Vacancy type Permanent Categories Civil Engineering Job reference MB253
Role: Civil Design Engineer
Location: Cardiff
Salary: £28,000 to £42,000k + Benefits
Ref: MB253
My client is a highly successful Multidisciplinary Civil and Structural Engineering Consultancy with an award-winning reputation. They are inviting applications for a Civil Design Engineer position at their Cardiff office. With a diverse project portfolio across multiple sectors, they have built an excellent reputation, attracting repeat business and new clients alike.
It is essential for this Civil Design Engineer to have a professional and commercial viewpoint through having the following:
• A minimum of 3 years industry experience within an Engineering Consultancy
• MEng, BEng (Hons), or BSc Civil Engineering Degree (accredited by the Engineering Council)
• Proficiency in MS Office, Microdrainage, Infodrainage, and AutoCAD, with experience in Ground Modelling software (such as Civils 3D/PDS) preferred.
• Background in Civil Infrastructure Design, including drainage design and adoption agreements (S104, S185, S106), highway design and adoption agreements (S38/S278), and SUDS design.
This role offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. For the right candidate, my client is committed to tailoring the role to fit your skills and ambitions.
Benefits for this Civil Design Engineer include:
• Modern workspace with the latest technology
• Professional yet friendly work environment
• Contributory pension scheme
• Life cover and income protection
• Profit share bonus
• Private health coverage with BUPA perks
• Flexible/hybrid work arrangements
• Up to 30 days of annual leave plus bank holidays
• Birthday day off
• Annual work anniversary gift
• Complimentary refreshments
• Regular team and family social events
• Access to a chartered financial advisor
If successful, you will gain exposure to all aspects of design projects by conducting daily civil engineering consultancy services, such as detailed designs through to feasibility, planning and construction.
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