The Senior Structural Engineer is responsible for performing and overseeing the analysis and design of steel structures, ensuring safe, standards-compliant solutions that align with architectural and client requirements. With a minimum of 8+ years of experience in structural engineering—specializing in steel structures—the Senior Engineer will independently manage projects or significant project components, optimize designs for performance and cost-effectiveness, and ensure all work meets industry codes. The Senior Engineer will support Lead Engineers, mentor junior staff, participate in QAQC reviews, and contribute to technical innovation and best practices in structural engineering.
What We Offer:
The salary will be based on competitive market rates commensurate with your skills and experience.
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About 10Design Collective 10Design is a global collective of expert practices operating across architecture, urbanism and design, brought together within the Egis Group. Each practice retains its own identity, culture and market presence, while benefiting from shared platforms, intelligence and collective scale. Individually, our practices deliver people-focused, creative and responsible design. Together, as 10N, we multiply that impact. By connecting expertise across regions and disciplines, we are better positioned to address the defining challenges of our time, including climate change, rapid urbanisation and the responsible use of resources. The 10Design model is founded on enablement rather than centralisation. Shared services and leadership roles exist to strengthen practices, support collaboration and unlock value across the Collective, while respecting local autonomy and brand equity. Must have the right to work in the UK