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Senior Structural Engineer

City of London
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Senior Structural Engineer

London

£45k-£55k plus benefits

This dynamic, award-winning practice is seeking a senior structural engineer in their London satellite office. The team is small, and you will work closely with the Associate based in the office on projects across the UK.

Sectors include: culture, education, leisure and heritage.

The role is permanent with hybrid option 2 days per week after probation. Our client is able to consider candidates on a full time or part time basis.

You will work collaborating with the head office, specialising in timber structures, theatres and reuse. The teams work with like-minded architects, striving to make a positive impact on the built environment.

They need an engineer who has experience at senior level, with at least 4 years' UK experience. Ideally you will be Chartered or working towards and able to manage your own workload.

This firm prides itself on its relaxed environment, personalised attention and flexibility of a smaller office environment.

There is opportunity to grow with the practice, who will support professional development and career advancement.

Want to learn more? Send your CV to Graham Ventham at Conrad Consulting

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