Description
As a Civil Infrastructure Engineer (Development) at WSP, you will contribute to concept studies, strategies, and drawing packages for various development projects across multiple sectors and clients. You will work on several projects simultaneously, ensuring tasks are delivered to budget, programme, technical standards, and legal requirements.
The Cambridge team will support your technical development and career progression. You will engage with clients, stakeholders, and design teams, and work on prestigious projects such as EDF Energy Sizewell C, HZI Energy Recovery Facility Rookery South, and Cambridge Eastern Access.
The Development Team focuses on project delivery throughout the project life cycle, from land acquisition to scheme implementation. The team's vision is to be recognised as the best in the industry, striving for technical excellence, people development, client satisfaction, and operational excellence.
Responsibilities include:
- Contributing to concept studies, strategies, and drawing packages
- Working on multiple development projects across sectors and clients
- Managing several projects simultaneously
- Ensuring tasks meet budget, programme, technical standards, and legal requirements
- Engaging with clients, stakeholders, and design teams
- Supporting technical development and career progression
Requirements:
- Knowledge of highway design, drainage strategy, flood risk assessment, and utility design
- Appreciation of hydraulics, hydrology, geotechnics, and building structures
- Ability to produce infrastructure masterplans, site appraisals, and technical reports
- Familiarity with design codes and software such as Info Drainage, Micro Drainage, AutoCAD, and Civil 3D
- Experience in client liaison, co-professional collaboration, and statutory authority negotiation
- Postgraduate experience and working towards Chartership or equivalent
Benefits of joining WSP include being part of a global team, contributing to landmark projects, and experiencing a culture that celebrates new ideas and diverse perspectives.