Graduate Civil Engineer - Dublin
The Team
PLEASE NOTE THIS POSITION IS TO START IN SEPTEMBER 2025
With 28 locations, Cundall’s global presence allows our civil engineers to be involved in many challenging and exciting building projects.
Working across a variety of industry sectors, our Civil Engineering teams are renowned for producing innovative and award-winning sustainable engineering solutions throughout the lifecycle of any building project. To build on our great work so far, we are looking for graduates who want to create, improve and protect the environment in which we live and provide the facilities for day-to-day life, transport and industry to function effectively.
The civil engineering teams provide industry-leading expertise – and offer a pro-active and collaborative approach to skill development, and professional excellence.
We have a great portfolio of projects under our belt, including, Somerset Road for AELTC and Eton College (ESAC). Working for us means having an opportunity to get involved in high profile projects across the globe.
The Role
You’ll join as a Graduate Civil Engineer within our Civil Engineering team to work on the design of some of the most exciting construction design projects in the UK and worldwide. Working closely with colleagues across our multi-disciplinary practice, you’ll provide specialist consultancy input on projects across a wide range of sectors including Education, Healthcare, Critical Systems and Retail.
Under the guidance of our team of expert engineers, this wide-ranging role will see you carrying out water flow and highways design including; flood risk assessments, hydrological assessments, road horizontal and vertical alignment, and earthworks analysis.
This role will require you to use your knowledge and expertise to define and translate clients’ needs into designs for buildings, infrastructure, facilities and services with sustainability at the forefront of the design.
You’ll have the opportunity over time to assume greater levels of responsibility and autonomy as your professional skills develop, and with accredited professional development programmes from the ICE and IStructE, you’ll be supported towards Chartership.
The Skills
- On target to achieve at least a 2:2 degree.
- Desirable if accredited with or on course to achieve an MEng degree level (or equivalent) in Civil or Structural Engineering.
- Have a keen interest in civil design and analysis for the built environment, and crucially - have a passion for creative and intuitive design.
- Possessing a desire for personal and professional development, you’ll have the proven ability to work effectively as part of a team.
- Digital engineering is a big focus at Cundall, so ideally, you’ll have an understanding of Parametric Modelling Techniques (Grasshopper or Dynamo), or at least one modern programming language (e.g. Python, C#, VB).
- You are organised and methodical in your approach to managing your tasks and priorities, striving to meet deadlines.
- Collaborative in nature, you’ll be able to empathise with your clients’ needs and utilise excellent communication skills, both in writing and verbally, with internal and external stakeholders. You’re used to using your initiative to overcome challenges and have a positive, can-do attitude.
What’s in it for you
We offer a competitive starting salary which grows as you develop, as well as many training and development opportunities to make sure you keep progressing.
Aside from this, those who successfully join our graduate scheme also enjoy:
- A one-off joining bonus of £1,500, payable during your first month of employment
- A £2,000 bonus on gaining chartered status with a relevant professional body.
- 25 days' holiday per annum (plus statutory holidays)
- A flexible benefits package which enables you to select additional benefits to suit your personal circumstances.
The successful candidate must, by the commencement of employment, have the right to work in the UK
Cundall values equality and diversity, and welcomes applications from candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity.