Senior Structural Engineer – High-Rise Residential (up to £60,000)
Permanent | Leeds | Hybrid Working

A leading structural engineering consultancy, renowned for delivering innovative high-rise residential towers across the UK, is seeking an experienced Senior Structural Engineer to join their growing Leeds team.

This firm specialises in reinforced concrete structures for complex, tall buildings — with current projects reaching up to 60 storeys. Their collaborative environment brings together some of the industry’s top designers and technical specialists, offering the chance to work on landmark schemes shaping the modern skyline.

The Role

You’ll take the technical lead on major high-rise residential developments, overseeing design delivery from concept to construction. The position involves close coordination with architects and contractors, guiding junior engineers, and ensuring the structural integrity and buildability of large-scale RC frames.

Key Responsibilities

- Lead the structural design of multi-storey reinforced concrete buildings
- Supervise and mentor design teams and graduate engineers
- Coordinate with architects, MEP, and construction teams to achieve efficient solutions
- Carry out technical reviews, analysis, and client presentations
- Oversee production of design documentation and ensure compliance with UK standards

About You

- Chartered Engineer (CEng MICE or MIStructE) – essential
- Proven experience in design of reinforced concrete structures, ideally for high-rise residential projects
- Strong analytical, technical, and communication skills
- Proficiency in analysis/design software (e.g., ETABS, SAFE, Tekla, Robot, etc.)
- Ambition to take ownership of high-profile, complex projects

Package

- Salary up to £60,000, depending on experience
- Hybrid working (2–3 days office-based)
- Private healthcare and pension
- Professional development and support for further progression

Join a team that’s redefining the skyline through world-class structural design and engineering excellence.

Apply now!