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Join a summer placement programme designed to give you practical experience in the planning, design and delivery of water infrastructure projects. Working alongside experienced engineers and technical specialists, you will contribute to projects that support reliable, resilient and sustainable water services for communities.

This opportunity is suited to an undergraduate student who is interested in civil engineering, water resources or a related discipline. You will gain exposure to projects across the asset lifecycle, while developing your technical, analytical and professional skills in a supportive working environment.

You are studying towards a degree in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water engineering or a closely related subject. You will have a genuine interest in water infrastructure and an enthusiasm for applying academic knowledge to real-world challenges.

We are looking for someone with strong problem-solving and communication skills, good attention to detail and the ability to organise competing tasks. Familiarity with engineering design principles, technical drawing, data analysis or computer-aided design would be beneficial, although full training will be provided. You should be comfortable asking questions, learning from feedback and working both independently and as part of a team.

This is a paid summer placement commencing in 2027. Applicants must have the right to work in the relevant location for the duration of the placement and be available for the agreed programme dates. Reasonable adjustments can be considered throughout the recruitment process.

Join a structured summer placement designed to give you practical experience in the planning, design and delivery of water infrastructure projects. Working alongside experienced engineers and technical specialists, you will contribute to projects that support safe, reliable and sustainable water services for communities.

This opportunity is suited to an enthusiastic undergraduate studying civil, environmental or water engineering, or a closely related discipline. You will gain exposure to the full project lifecycle, develop your technical skills and build an understanding of professional engineering practice in a collaborative environment.

You will have a strong interest in water infrastructure and a willingness to learn from experienced professionals. You should be able to demonstrate sound analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities. Good written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the confidence to ask questions and contribute ideas.

Applicants should be enrolled on a relevant degree programme and available for a full-time summer placement in 2027. Previous work experience is helpful but not essential; academic projects, practical coursework or volunteering that demonstrate your interest in engineering will also be considered.

You will receive structured support, regular feedback and opportunities to develop both technical and professional skills. The placement may involve office-based work, site activities and collaboration with project teams, providing a varied introduction to a career in water infrastructure engineering.