PRINCIPAL / ASSOCIATE CIVIL ENGINEER70k-75k plus benefitsPermanentSevenoaks, South EastHeritageTransportAre you an experienced Civil Engineer ready to take the next step in your career and play a key role in the continued success of an established and highly regarded consultancy?An exciting opportunity has arisen with our client in Sevenoaks, who are looking to appoint an experienced Principal or Associate Civil Engineer to join their growing team. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys combining technical expertise with project leadership, client interaction and team development.The successful candidate will take a leading role across a diverse portfolio of civil engineering projects, covering highways, junction design, foul and surface water drainage, hydraulic modelling, cut & fill analysis and infrastructure coordination. What makes this role particularly appealing is the variety of work on offer, with projects spanning a range of sectors including heritage and marine, alongside more traditional civil engineering schemes.Principal and Associate level candidates will both be considered, depending on experience and aspirations.With flexible working, excellent benefits and genuine opportunities for career progression, this is an outstanding opportunity for an ambitious senior civil engineer looking for their next challenge.
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Principal Civil Engineer / Associate in Kent, Sevenoaks employer: Conrad Consulting
Join a leading engineering consultancy in London that prioritises innovation and digital engineering, offering an exceptional work culture where your contributions directly shape the future of BIM practices. With a strong commitment to employee development, you will have access to mentorship opportunities and the chance to work on high-profile projects alongside industry experts, ensuring a rewarding career path in a dynamic environment. The company values collaboration and continuous improvement, making it an ideal place for ambitious professionals looking to make a meaningful impact.
