Senior Structural Engineer
Posted 16/05/2024 by Penguin Recruitment
Senior Structural Engineer
Southampton/ Isle of Wight
Ref MR102
Salary up to £50k+ MORE!
This is a very exciting opportunity for an experienced Structural Engineer to take the next step in their career in becoming a lead Engineer for a small, local design consultancy on the Isle of Wight. This role would suit a Senior, Principal or AD level structural engineer who has previous experience working on residential and commercial structural design.
You will get the chance to run your own office on the Isle of Wight, working on interesting, local projects from inception through to completion stage. You will have a small, motivated team around you to assist with the design and management of work. If based in Southampton you would only need to attend the office twice a week.
The successful Senior Structural Engineer will have gained a degree in Civil or Structural Engineering. You will likely you around 5-10 years of design experience gained in a consultancy environment. You will be comfortable mentoring a graduate engineer and you will be happy to try to win work and run your own design office. We can also consider someone who is not yet Chartered**
For the right candidate, our client can offer a competitive starting salary, company profit share, pension contribution, hybrid work arrangements and additional benefits to suit lifestyle.
If you are interested in this Structural Engineer role, please call MIKAELA on (phone number removed) or email your CV to (url removed)
- Type:
- Permanent
- Start Date:
- 20/06/2024
- Contract Length:
- N/A
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- Job Reference:
- MR102_1715876092
- Job ID:
- 221670110
- Applications:
- Less than 10
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