Responsibilities
- Build expertise in designing, analyzing, and overseeing civil and structural projects in marine and coastal settings
- Participate in every phase of project development, from initial concepts and feasibility studies to detailed design and on-site construction support
- Deliver engineering solutions that meet safety, sustainability, and regulatory requirements under UK and global standards
- Perform structural calculations and design for maritime and coastal works using recognized codes such as BS, Eurocodes, PIANC, CIRIA, and ICE guidelines
- Utilize industry-standard software tools including ROBOT, GRLWEAP, WALLAP, TEDDS, and PLAXIS 3D for engineering analysis
- Create conceptual, preliminary, and final designs for new or upgraded infrastructure such as quay walls, jetties, revetments, breakwaters, dolphins, linkspans, and associated elements
- Evaluate the stability, load-bearing capacity, and long-term durability of marine structures exposed to waves, currents, and corrosion
- Design and specify fender systems, mooring configurations, and measures to prevent scour around structures
- Produce and assess technical documentation including reports, drawings, specifications, and tender materials
- Conduct field visits to inspect sites and assess structural conditions, then prepare detailed inspection findings
- Communicate clearly with clients, contractors, port operators, and regulatory agencies
- Work collaboratively with specialists in geotechnics, hydraulics, environmental science, and coastal processes
- Learn and apply key requirements of Health & Safety, Environmental, and CDM regulations
- Offer engineering input during construction, review contractor proposals, and resolve on-site technical issues
- Support team development through knowledge exchange and process improvements
Work Arrangement
Remote (City/Region)
Team
Over 200 years of combined experience in the Ports and Maritime team; structured as an established multidisciplinary group including geotechnical, hydraulic, environmental, and coastal process engineers
Other
- Must be willing to work on UK and international projects
- Must be able to comply with Health & Safety, Environmental, and CDM Regulations
- May involve site inspections and structural condition surveys
