Our client is one of the UK's largest building contractors and they are looking to recruit an experienced Civil and Structural Design Engineer to join their team on a part time 12-month fixed term hybrid contract.

If you are someone who can work autonomously whilst meeting key project requirements as of part of a wider project team this could perfect for you. You will need to be structured, diligent and a critical thinker capable of managing external design teams and project stakeholders.

The Role

• The ideal candidate will be capable of managing external design teams including relevant civil and structural designers to provide best value solutions for one of our key customers.
• Managing the relevant civil, structural and highways subcontract packages including design cost and programme.
• Co-ordination of the relevant design disciplines to ensure information is received in a timely manner.
• Management and co-ordination of relevant site surveys and investigations including liaison with design teams and supply chain partners.
• Recommending cost effective design and construction solutions.
• Integrating into the wider project team and adopting a collaborative approach
• Inputting into monthly design reports.
• The successful candidate will sit within our clients dedicated bid team and will review, interrogate and co-ordinate design to ensure optimum design solutions are developed.
• Management, review, and co-ordination of all civil, structural, & highways designs on the project.

What you need to succeed

• Previous experience on construction and infrastructure projects in a civil and structural capacity.
• Able to work autonomously whilst also being integrated into a larger team.
• Capable of managing multiple design team partners to achieve a common objective.
• Proficient in AutoCAD, Revit, MicroStation.
• Previous experience with highways designs, section 278.
• Previous experience in cost plan development for civil and structural works.
• Experience in the rail or light rail sector.
• Capable of analysing and critiquing designs and offering alternative solutio