Senior Structural Engineer
Location: Dun Laoghaire, Dublin
Salary: Very Competitive + Excellent Benefits
The Client:
Our client is a well-established engineering consultancy, offering extensive services in Structural, Civil, Marine, and Environmental Engineering.
The Role:
As a Senior Structural Engineer, you will be leading major structural projects, managing technical, managerial, and commercial aspects.
Responsibilities:
* Lead project delivery, ensuring adherence to ISO procedures.
* Apply engineering principles to solve complex technical problems.
* Collaborate closely with clients, contractors, and design teams.
* Adapt positively to changing scenarios, exhibiting a proactive approach.
Requirements:
* Previously worked as a Structural Engineer or in a similar role.
* At least 5 years of postgraduate experience in engineering consultancy.
* Possess Chartered Status with Engineers Ireland or close to applying for chartership.
* Honours degree in Civil / Structural Engineering.
* Strong technical skills with excellent conceptual design abilities.
* Skilled in IT and relevant software (Tekla Structural Designer, SCIA, TEDDS suite, CADS suite, STRAP).
* REVIT and AutoCAD skills.
Benefits:
* Competitive salary
* Company pension
* Ongoing training and development
Apply now for this exceptional opportunity in a dynamic engineering environment.
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