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We are seeking an experienced and motivated Water Resources Engineer to support the planning, design and delivery of sustainable water management projects. This role offers the opportunity to work across a varied portfolio, contributing technical expertise to projects involving flood risk management, drainage, surface water, hydrology and hydraulic modelling.

You will work collaboratively with engineers, environmental specialists, planners, contractors and stakeholders to develop practical, resilient and cost-effective solutions. The successful candidate will have a sound understanding of water resources principles and be confident applying technical knowledge to both new and existing infrastructure.

You will hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering, environmental engineering, hydrology or a related discipline. Experience in water resources, flood risk, drainage design or hydraulic modelling is essential. Familiarity with industry-standard modelling and design software, such as InfoWorks ICM, Flood Modeller, TUFLOW, GIS or AutoCAD, would be advantageous.

We are looking for someone who is analytical, organised and able to communicate technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences. You should be comfortable managing priorities, working independently and contributing positively within multidisciplinary teams. Membership of a relevant professional body, or progress towards professional registration, would be desirable.

The role provides varied technical challenges, opportunities for professional development and the chance to contribute to projects that improve community resilience and protect the environment. Flexible working arrangements and support for continued learning may be available.

We are seeking an experienced Project Engineer / Task Leader to support the delivery of technically challenging water resources projects. This role will involve managing work packages, coordinating multidisciplinary teams and providing high-quality engineering solutions for clients across the water and environmental sectors.

You will contribute to projects from feasibility and concept development through to detailed design, construction support and completion. The successful candidate will be confident working with clients, contractors and technical specialists, while maintaining a strong focus on quality, programme, budget and health and safety.

You will have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water resources or infrastructure consultancy. Chartered or working towards chartership status is desirable.

Experience with hydraulic modelling, flood risk assessments, drainage design and industry-standard design software would be advantageous. You should have strong written and verbal communication skills, sound commercial awareness and the ability to organise competing priorities effectively.

This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated engineer who enjoys solving complex problems, working collaboratively and taking responsibility for delivering high-quality outcomes. A full driving licence and willingness to travel to project and client sites may be required.

We are seeking a Senior Water Resources Engineer to lead the delivery of technically robust, sustainable and commercially aware water resources projects. This is an opportunity to work on a varied portfolio involving water supply planning, catchment management, flood risk, drought resilience, water quality and environmental assessment. You will provide technical direction from project inception through to completion, ensuring that solutions meet client requirements, regulatory standards and wider environmental objectives.

Your responsibilities will include managing and contributing to water resources assessments, hydraulic and hydrological modelling, options appraisal, feasibility studies, business cases and technical reports. You will be expected to interpret complex data, develop practical recommendations and communicate findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences. The role will also involve planning and overseeing surveys, reviewing modelling outputs, preparing scopes and fee proposals, managing budgets and programmes, and supporting the delivery of projects to a high professional standard. You may also provide technical guidance to less experienced colleagues and contribute to the continual improvement of methods, tools and internal procedures.

Applicants should hold a relevant degree in civil engineering, water engineering, hydrology, environmental science or a related discipline, together with substantial experience in water resources engineering or a closely related field. Experience of industry-standard hydrological or hydraulic modelling software, data analysis and technical report writing is essential. A sound understanding of UK water resources legislation, environmental regulation, planning requirements and industry guidance would be advantageous. You will need strong problem-solving, communication and stakeholder-management skills, as well as the ability to prioritise competing demands and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Professional registration, or active progress towards chartership, is desirable.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineering Specialist to support the planning, design and delivery of projects that promote the sustainable management of water resources. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise across water supply, drainage, flood risk management, hydrology, hydraulic modelling and environmental protection. This role will involve working with multidisciplinary teams, clients, regulators and stakeholders to develop practical, resilient and cost-effective solutions that meet current and future needs.

Key responsibilities will include undertaking hydrological and hydraulic assessments; preparing water resource strategies, flood risk assessments, drainage designs and technical reports; developing and reviewing calculations, drawings, specifications and digital models; and contributing to feasibility studies, options appraisals and detailed design activities. You will interpret relevant legislation, standards and guidance, identify risks and opportunities, and provide sound technical advice throughout the project lifecycle. The role will also involve reviewing data, site information and existing infrastructure, supporting planning and consenting processes, monitoring programme and budget requirements, and presenting recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering, environmental engineering, hydrology or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water resources or associated infrastructure. Experience with hydraulic and hydrological modelling software, data analysis tools and technical design packages is desirable, as is knowledge of flood risk legislation, sustainable drainage systems, catchment planning and environmental assessment. You will be expected to demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, effective written and verbal communication, and the ability to manage competing priorities. A collaborative approach, commitment to health and safety, and willingness to pursue or maintain professional registration are also important. This is an opportunity to contribute to technically challenging projects that improve resilience, protect communities and support the sustainable use of water.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineering Specialist to support the planning, design and delivery of projects involving water supply, drainage, flood risk management and sustainable water resource use. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise across the project lifecycle, from feasibility studies and option appraisal through to detailed design, construction support and operational review. You will work with multidisciplinary teams to develop practical, resilient and environmentally responsible solutions that meet relevant legislation, standards and client requirements.

Key responsibilities will include preparing hydrological and hydraulic assessments, water balance studies, flood risk assessments, drainage strategies and associated technical reports. You will develop and review calculations, models, drawings, specifications and tender documentation, using appropriate engineering software and data analysis techniques. The role will also involve interpreting monitoring and survey data, identifying risks and opportunities, supporting planning and permitting activities, and contributing to the assessment of climate change impacts and nature-based solutions. You may be required to attend site visits, liaise with contractors and stakeholders, inspect works, and provide technical advice during construction and commissioning.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water resources engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience. A sound understanding of hydrology, hydraulics, drainage design, flood risk management and water-related regulations is essential. Experience with industry-standard modelling and design tools, such as GIS and hydraulic or hydrological software, would be advantageous. You should be able to communicate complex technical information clearly, produce accurate written work and manage competing priorities effectively. A collaborative approach, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail and a commitment to health, safety, quality and environmental performance are also required. Professional registration, or progress towards registration with an appropriate engineering institution, would be desirable.

We are seeking a Stormwater/Water Resources Project Engineer to support the delivery of technically robust and sustainable drainage and water management solutions. This role will involve working across a variety of infrastructure, development and environmental projects, from initial feasibility and concept design through to detailed design, approvals, construction and completion. You will collaborate with engineers, planners, environmental specialists, clients, contractors and regulatory authorities to deliver practical outcomes that meet project, statutory and environmental requirements.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing stormwater management strategies, drainage assessments, hydraulic and hydrological models, flood risk assessments and water quality treatment designs. You will undertake site investigations, assess existing drainage networks, develop surface water management solutions and produce technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications and tender documentation. The role will also involve coordinating project programmes and budgets, managing design inputs, reviewing technical work, supporting planning and approval processes, attending site meetings and providing construction-phase advice. You will be expected to identify risks, resolve design issues and communicate technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water resources engineering, environmental engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in stormwater, drainage, flood risk or hydraulic engineering. Experience using industry-standard hydraulic modelling and design software, such as InfoDrainage, TUFLOW, Flood Modeller, Civil 3D or similar platforms, would be advantageous. A sound understanding of UK drainage standards, planning requirements, flood risk guidance, sustainable drainage systems and water quality principles is essential. You should be organised, commercially aware and confident managing competing priorities, with strong written and verbal communication skills. Professional registration or progress towards chartership is desirable, alongside a commitment to technical quality, health and safety and sustainable engineering practice.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineer II to support the planning, design and delivery of water resources projects across a range of civil engineering and environmental programmes. This role will involve applying sound technical judgement to investigate water-related challenges, develop practical solutions and contribute to projects from feasibility through to construction and operation. You will work collaboratively with engineers, scientists, planners, contractors and stakeholders to ensure that work is technically robust, environmentally responsible and delivered to agreed standards.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing hydrological and hydraulic assessments, water balances, drainage strategies, flood risk assessments, stormwater management plans and related technical reports. You will develop design calculations, models, drawings, specifications and cost estimates, and support the interpretation of field data, survey information and monitoring results. The role will also involve assisting with regulatory submissions, permits and approvals; contributing to project programmes and budgets; reviewing technical deliverables; and providing technical input during construction, commissioning and post-project evaluation. You may also be required to supervise junior staff, coordinate specialist inputs and communicate findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Applicants should hold a degree in water resources engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering or a closely related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in hydrology, hydraulics, drainage, flood risk or water management. You should be confident using industry-standard modelling, design and data analysis tools, and be able to interpret technical guidance, legislation and engineering standards. Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound analytical ability and a methodical approach to problem-solving are essential. Experience of project coordination, stakeholder engagement, site investigations or construction support would be advantageous. A commitment to health and safety, environmental protection, quality assurance and continuing professional development is expected.

We are seeking a Stormwater/Water Resources Project Engineer to join a skilled team delivering innovative and sustainable solutions across a varied portfolio of infrastructure, development and environmental projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced engineer to contribute to projects from initial feasibility and concept design through to detailed design, approvals, construction support and completion. You will work closely with clients, technical specialists, contractors and regulatory stakeholders to develop practical, resilient and cost-effective outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing stormwater management strategies, hydrological and hydraulic assessments, flood studies, drainage designs and water-sensitive urban design solutions. You will undertake catchment analysis and modelling, interpret technical data, assess flood risk and develop mitigation measures for both greenfield and brownfield sites. The role will also involve producing technical reports, drawings, specifications, calculations and cost estimates, as well as supporting planning and environmental approvals. You will coordinate project deliverables, manage programmes and budgets, contribute to tenders and proposals, and provide technical guidance to less experienced team members. Occasional site inspections and construction-phase support may also be required.

Applicants should hold a relevant degree in civil engineering, water resources engineering or a related discipline, with professional experience in stormwater, drainage, floodplain or water management projects. Strong knowledge of relevant design standards, legislation, approval processes and industry practices is essential. Experience with hydrologic and hydraulic modelling software, such as DRAINS, TUFLOW, XP-RAFTS, MUSIC or equivalent tools, will be highly regarded. You will need excellent analytical, written and verbal communication skills, sound commercial awareness and the ability to manage competing priorities while maintaining high-quality technical outcomes. Professional registration or progress towards chartered status is desirable. In return, you can expect varied project work, professional development opportunities and a collaborative environment that supports technical growth and innovation.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineering Designer to support the planning, design, and delivery of water-related infrastructure projects. This role is suited to a technically capable professional who can translate engineering concepts into clear, practical, and buildable designs. You will work alongside engineers, project managers, surveyors, planners, and other technical specialists on projects involving stormwater management, drainage, flood mitigation, water supply, wastewater, and related civil infrastructure.

Your responsibilities will include preparing detailed engineering drawings, layouts, profiles, schedules, and design documentation using appropriate computer-aided design and modelling software. You will assist with hydraulic calculations, drainage assessments, hydrological analysis, water quality treatment design, and the development of options that meet technical, environmental, safety, and regulatory requirements. You will interpret survey information, geotechnical data, planning conditions, and client requirements, ensuring designs are accurate, coordinated, and suitable for construction. You may also contribute to quantity estimates, technical reports, specifications, tender documentation, site inspections, and responses to contractor queries.

The successful candidate will have relevant qualifications or practical experience in civil, environmental, or water resources engineering design, together with a sound understanding of drainage and hydraulic principles. Experience with civil design, hydraulic modelling, GIS, and drafting software will be highly regarded. You should be detail-oriented, organised, and confident reviewing technical information and identifying design risks or inconsistencies. Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to manage priorities and contribute effectively within multidisciplinary project teams. A proactive approach to problem-solving, a commitment to quality, and an interest in developing technical expertise will be valued. This position offers the opportunity to work on varied water infrastructure projects and build a rewarding career in a collaborative professional environment.

We are seeking a Senior Bridge Hydraulics & Water Resources Engineer (PE) to lead the planning, analysis, design, and delivery of complex bridge, roadway drainage, and water resources projects. This role will provide technical leadership across hydraulic and hydrologic studies, bridge waterway assessments, floodplain evaluations, scour analysis, stormwater management, and permitting. The successful candidate will work closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams, project managers, public agencies, contractors, and clients to develop practical, resilient, and cost-effective solutions.

Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing hydrologic and hydraulic models; evaluating bridge and culvert openings, channel conveyance, flood impacts, sediment transport, and scour risk; developing drainage and stormwater designs; and preparing technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications, and permit documentation. You will provide guidance on water resources aspects of transportation and infrastructure projects, oversee quality control and technical compliance, support construction and field investigations, and contribute to project scopes, schedules, budgets, and proposals. The role may also involve mentoring junior engineers and coordinating technical work across multiple concurrent assignments.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental, or water resources engineering and possess a current Professional Engineer (PE) licence, preferably with eligibility to obtain registration in additional jurisdictions as required. Significant experience in bridge hydraulics, transportation drainage, flood risk assessment, and water resources engineering is required, along with strong knowledge of relevant design standards, regulatory requirements, and permitting processes. Proficiency with hydraulic and hydrologic modelling software such as HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, HY-8, SRH-2D, or equivalent tools is highly desirable. Strong technical writing, communication, project coordination, and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to manage priorities and deliver high-quality work to deadlines.