Civil Infrastructure Engineer

Your newpany We are working with a progressive consultancy based in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, delivering innovative civil engineering and infrastructure solutions across the UK and Ireland. Its work spans residential,mercial, and public sector developments, as well as major transport and urban regeneration projects. The team has successfully contributed to landmark schemes that improve connectivity, enhance sustainability, and shape vibrantmunities. Known for embracing digital engineering and sustainable practices, the consultancybines technical excellence with creativity to deliver projects that leave a lasting legacy.
Your new role The Civil Infrastructure Engineer will join the growing team in Lisburn and contribute to the design and delivery of infrastructure projects for a range of high-profile clients. Key responsibilities include:

Preparing civil infrastructure designs and reports.

Assisting with feasibility studies and technical assessments.

Supporting project delivery within time and budget constraints.

Conducting site visits and surveys.

Liaising with clients, architects, and contractors.

Participating in design reviews and verification checks.

This position offers an excellent opportunity to work on challenging projects and develop skills within a collaborative environment.
What you'll need to succeed :

A Master’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (2:1 or above).1–2 years’ relevant experience in design or contracting.Strongmunication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office.Knowledge of CAD software (Bentley, AutoCAD, Revit desirable).Analytical thinking and a creative approach to problem-solving.A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel when required.An interest in digital tools and civil asset assessment is advantageous, and training will be provided.
What you'll get in return
The organisation offers apetitive salary, flexible working arrangements, and aprehensive benefits package. Employees benefit from structured induction, ongoing training, and professional development opportunities, as well as the chance to work on projects that make a tangible difference tomunities and infrastructure across the UK and Ireland.