Senior Structural Engineer

🏗️ Senior Structural Engineer – Established Consultancy, Modern Culture

Respected UK Firm | Varied Projects | Progression Without Politics

Not every great role needs to be a start-up story.

Some of the best opportunities sit within consultancies that have quietly built an outstanding reputation — and then evolved with the times.

This business has been a recognised name in London and across the UK for decades. Their project portfolio spans large-scale mixed-use developments, education and healthcare schemes, and they’re widely regarded as one of the leading consultancies in the country within the historic conservation space.

They’re now looking to bring in a Senior Structural Engineer to strengthen their team.

The role

• Leading and managing structural projects from concept through delivery
• Acting as a key point of contact for clients and collaborators
• Supporting and mentoring more junior engineers
• Playing a visible role within project teams and the wider business

Progression here has never been about time served. Good engineers who show initiative and capability move forward — regardless of age or tenure.

Why people stay

Over the past five years, the leadership team has naturally evolved as the original partners retired. What’s emerged is a younger, ambitious, and forward-thinking management group — without losing the stability and reputation the firm is known for.

The culture is consistently described as:

• Friendly and inclusive
• Genuinely social (without forcing it)
• A place where people enjoy doing good work, with good people

Who this suits

• A confident Senior Structural Engineer ready to lead projects
• Someone who values quality, collaboration, and a positive working environment
• An engineer who may want to grow into a key figure — or simply wants to do excellent work in a great team

Whether your ambitions lean toward leadership or you’re happy being a highly respected technical engineer, this is the kind of consultancy where both paths are not only accepted — they’re encouraged.