Civil Infrastructure Engineer

Civil Infrastructure Engineers & Technicians – UK International Consultancy An internationally recognised engineering consultancy is expanding its UK Infrastructure team and is looking to bring on both Engineers and Technicians at various levels. Known for delivering innovative, sustainable, and high-quality engineering solutions, this consultancy works across major construction, infrastructure, and development projects. With a strong culture of collaboration and a track record of exceeding client expectations, this is an opportunity to contribute to impactful schemes from day one. The Opportunity You’ll join a dynamic, multi-disciplinary Infrastructure team working across the full project lifecycle—from early-stage concept and masterplanning through to detailed design and construction support. Depending on your level of experience, you’ll be involved in or lead elements of civil infrastructure design, including: * Earthworks modelling and site development layouts * Highway, access, and general civil infrastructure design * Pressurised water networks and wider utility coordination * Delivery and management of BIM models, CAD documentation, and BIM Execution Plans * Preparation of technical reports, specifications, and schedules About You We’re keen to hear from applicants who can bring the following: * A technical background in infrastructure design, with specialism in highways or drainage/SuDS * Proficiency in AutoCAD and Civil 3D (MicroDrainage experience is advantageous) * A good understanding of BIM processes and standards such as PAS1192-2 * Ability to undertake design tasks with minimal supervision and communicate effectively within a team environment * Strong general IT skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.) * Membership of a relevant professional institution or actively working towards EngTech, IEng, or CEng status Interested? If you’d like to learn more about these roles or discuss what level might be the best fit, get in touch with the Pave team today or apply directly to start the conversation