Associate, Structural Design Team - Water Sector

• Growth: Benefit from competitive rewards and a career path that has no ceiling.

As we grow our business across Ireland. We continue to deliver transformative projects under the National Development Plan-spanning water, wastewater, energy, and flood risk management-while benefiting from a values-driven culture that prioritizes community, innovation, and professional evolution across our hubs in Dublin, Galway, Cork, and Castlebar.

We are currently seeking a visionary Structural Associate to steer our growing structures team. This is more than a management role; it is a chance to shape the technical direction of the firm, mentor the next generation of engineers, and deliver landmark projects across the country.

As the Structural Asociate, you will be the driving force behind our commercial and technical success. You won't just manage projects; you will build a legacy. Your focus will be on:

• Strategic Leadership: Taking full ownership of the division's operational performance and reporting directly to executive leadership.

• Team Empowerment: Cultivating a high-performing team of engineers and technicians through mentorship, recruitment, and professional development.

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Acting as the bridge between structural engineering and other disciplines to ensure seamless, world-class delivery on complex infrastructure projects.

• Business Growth: Strengthening client relationships and leading high-stakes tenders to secure our future pipeline.

• Flexibility: We offer flexible and hybrid working and you can be based from our hubs in Dublin, Galway, Cork, or Castlebar.

You are a natural communicator who thrives under pressure, with a proven track record of delivering complex projects to the highest standards of client satisfaction. As a seasoned professional, you bring a sophisticated blend of interpersonal skills and technical authority, ensuring that every deadline is met with precision and excellence.

• Impact: Work on the projects that are literally shaping the future of Ireland.