Overview
We are seeking a Principal Civil Engineer to join our Water team in Leeds, Chesterfield or Manchester. As part of a collaborative multidisciplinary team, you will help deliver impactful water sector projects across the UK and beyond. This is an opportunity to contribute to high-profile infrastructure programmes in the water sector, working with water and sewerage providers, local authorities, and national clients on projects from upgrading treatment works to shaping long-term sustainability and resilience strategies. You will be part of a dynamic local team with a wide range of experience and integrated within our nationwide Water team. This role offers technical leadership, mentoring and line management opportunities, and career development within project and client management.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Responsibilities
* Collaborate with engineers, modellers, environmental scientists, and other specialists to deliver high-quality water and wastewater projects.
* Contribute across all design stages, from concept through to detailed design and technical reporting.
* Apply creative and practical thinking to solve real-world engineering challenges.
* Ensure designs meet relevant standards, regulations, and best practice.
* Lead the technical delivery of key projects and review work produced by others.
* Manage project scope, budget, and timelines effectively.
* Build strong relationships with clients, providing regular updates and technical guidance.
* Mentor and support early-career professionals in the team.
Qualifications
* Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent qualification, or demonstrable equivalent experience.
* Proven experience within the water sector at the Principal level.
* Chartered or Incorporated with a relevant institution (e.g., ICE, CIWEM) or working towards.
* Experience undertaking engineering assessments, options appraisals, engineering calculations and/or economic appraisals.
* Experience of outline and/or detailed design of wastewater and/or water treatment schemes.
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