2026 Graduate Programme - Property & Buildings - Building Structures

We are seeking Graduates for our Building Structures teams, who have a flexible approach and an appetite to learn in a leading Engineering and Professional Advisory services consultancy. The role will involve working collaboratively with architects and other consultants to develop coordinated designs for the built environment.

Location(s)

• London

Projects

• The Shard and 22 Bishopsgate
• Newfoundland Tower
• Elephant and Castle Town Centre
• London Bridge Station
• Birmingham Sports Hub, Elison Institute
• Old Oak Common and High Speed Rail Station
• Durley Chine Sustainability Hub
• Bournemouth; Confidential Research Campus, Southampton
• The Babbage Building - a new Engineering department for the University of Plymouth
• New Energy Centres in Barking, Colchester and Bradford and a variety of Defence Projects
• Catterick Health Centre
• RAAC Surveys and remedial Design

Responsibilities

• Review architectural plans and propose structural solutions.
• Perform load assessments and structural calculations.
• Draft and update structural drawings and BIM models.
• Attend design coordination meetings with architects and MEP teams.
• Visit construction sites to inspect structural elements and report findings.
• Carry out appraisals of existing buildings and report on their current condition and suitability for adaptation.
• Respond to queries from contractors and other design consultants.
• Research innovative materials, construction methods and design techniques.

Graduate Development Programme

Our two-year Graduate Development programme supports personal and professional growth through blended learning, core business and professional skills training, career development workshops, networking opportunities, mentoring for professional registration, and a breadth of on-the-job experience.

Qualifications

• Graduated with at least a 2:2 in a Master's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering.
• Have an understanding of structural mechanics and building materials.
• Good attention to detail.
• Strong communication skills, capable of explaining structural concepts to non technical stakeholders and persuading others.
• Eagerness to learn and contribute to complex building projects with interest in construction technology.
• Enthusiasm for creativity and problem solving.
• Desire to share new ideas and inspire peers.

Commencement

Preferred start dates are April or September 2026.