Associate Civil Engineer

Associate / Director – Civil Engineering

York or Leeds | Competitive Salary + Benefits | Hybrid

🚀 Ready to make your mark at senior level?

An exciting opportunity is available for a Chartered Associate / Director-level Civil Engineer to join an ambitious and growing consultancy in York or Leeds.

This is more than a project delivery role. You’ll have the opportunity to lead, influence and help shape the continued growth of the civil engineering team, while working with a varied portfolio of projects and clients.

What you’ll be doing

Lead the delivery of civil engineering projects from concept to completion

Provide technical leadership across highways, drainage and infrastructure

Develop and manage key client relationships

Lead, mentor and develop engineering teams

Support tenders, fee proposals and business development

Oversee project budgets, programmes and technical delivery

Attend client and project meetings

Identify opportunities to grow the team and project portfolio

What we’re looking for

Chartered Civil Engineer – essential

Associate, Associate Director or Director-level experience

Strong UK consultancy background

Extensive experience across civil engineering design and project delivery

Strong knowledge of highways, drainage and infrastructure

Commercially aware with business development experience

Excellent client-facing and communication skills

Proven leadership and team management experience

Why consider this opportunity?

⭐ Genuine senior-level influence

📍 York or Leeds

🏠 Hybrid and flexible working

📈 Opportunity to help shape and grow a team

🏗️ Varied and interesting project portfolio

🤝 Strong client and stakeholder exposure

💼 Competitive salary and benefits

🚀 Excellent opportunity for long-term career progression

If you’re a Chartered Civil Engineer ready for a role where you can influence projects, people and future growth, this could be your next move

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