Location
London & South East region, with offices in Cambridge, London (Westferry Circus), Basingstoke, Guildford, or Southampton.
Hours
Full Time
Salary
Negotiable
About the Role
At WSP, you will have the opportunity to work on landmark projects and collaborate with some of the brightest minds in the industry. As a Road Engineer within our Roads team, you will be at the core of a high-performing group, applying your technical skills to enhance both technical quality and service efficiency. Your responsibilities will include preparing designs and specifications in accordance with the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB), developing designs using Civil3D and AutoCAD, and delivering work packages with potential to manage smaller schemes. You will support Senior Engineers in planning, programming, and cost estimation, assist in the development of Graduate Engineers and Apprentices, produce technical reports, and undertake site visits to inform your designs. You will also be involved in multiple multi-disciplinary projects and client accounts simultaneously, contributing to innovative and effective engineering solutions.
Experience
- Degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline
- Highways design experience following DMRB, TSRGD, Traffic Signs Manual, and Local Transport Notes
- Proficiency in Civil3D and AutoCAD
- Experience with Bentley design software such as OpenRoads Designer and MicroStation is advantageous
- Familiarity with BIM environments like ProjectWise, Autodesk Forma (formerly ACC), Common Data Environments, CAD QA/QC processes, and collaborative digital delivery is beneficial
About you
- Passionate about design and developing innovative engineering solutions
- Demonstrates initiative and ingenuity in solving engineering problems
- Motivated to work in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team environment
Qualifications
- Attained or working towards professional qualifications such as IEng, with demonstrable progress
- Willingness to learn and develop professionally within the role
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