Morson Edge are advertising for a Principal Parking Engineer Location: Central London (heart of the city, close to major stations) Salary: £50,000
57,000 Excellent Benefits (negotiable depending on experience) Contract: Permanent | Hybrid Working Policy Lead.
Morson Edge are working with a leading consultancy to find a Principal Parking Engineer who's ready to take their career to the next level.
This is your chance to shape the future of kerbside management and transport solutions, lead a talented team, and deliver high-profile projects that make a real impact.
This Principal Parking Engineer role will be suitable to those who have worked as an engineer on parking schemes, traffic schemes or similar infrastructure design.
You'll be based in a modern, vibrant office in the heart of London, with the flexibility of a hybrid working policy to support work-life balance.
Central London office near major stations Hybrid working: Flexibility to balance office and remote work Great team culture: Supportive, social, and passionate about what they do Career growth: 25 days holiday bank holidays Perkbox discounts on shopping, travel & wellbeing Enhanced maternity/paternity packages Annual support for professional memberships Career progression opportunities What you'll do: Lead and inspire a multi-disciplinary team Deliver innovative parking and kerbside schemes from concept to completion Manage bids, proposals, and project budgets Build strong client relationships and drive business growth Mentor and develop future leaders Parking Design and Kerbside Management is the main scope. however Traffic Engineering or Transport Planning experience could be considered too What we're looking for: Strong project and people management skills Expertise in parking/traffic engineering and AutoCAD OR transferable skills from a similar technical background (e.g., highways design, transport planning, traffic management) Degree or equivalent experience in a relevant field Professional membership (MICE, MBPA, MCIHT or similar) Ready to make your mark?