Location
Glasgow

Hours
Full Time - 4 days per week in office to ensure team collaboration and support

Salary
Negotiable

About the Role
Join our 2027 Graduate Programme as a Graduate Geotechnical or Geoenvironmental Engineer in our Glasgow office, contributing to ground assessment, geotechnical and geoenvironmental work across a range of infrastructure, water and community-focused projects. You will be part of a friendly and collaborative ground assessment team, applying your skills to real-world challenges and delivering high-quality outputs for clients. The team provides expertise from early design stages through to construction, supporting projects including water company initiatives, infrastructure development, site characterisation and environmental risk assessment.

Your core responsibilities will include supporting ground investigations, site characterisation, preparing ground investigation specifications and reports, assessing geotechnical laboratory data, preparing ground models, and supporting fundamental geotechnical design calculations. You will contribute to geotechnical inputs such as foundations, retaining walls, soil and rock slope stability and earthworks. Additionally, you will review historical maps and environmental information to identify potential contamination sources, evaluate soils and groundwater data, support environmental risk assessments, and consider sustainable soil reuse or remediation options.

Working within experienced multidisciplinary teams, you will collaborate with technical specialists across the company and develop your technical capability through varied project work. We are committed to supporting your professional qualifications and accreditation, with pathways including ICE, GSL and/or IES depending on your focus.

This role supports the safe, sustainable and informed development of infrastructure and water-sector projects, helping clients understand ground conditions, manage geotechnical and environmental risks, support sustainable material reuse and develop practical solutions for complex sites.

Experience
No prior professional experience required. We value your potential and enthusiasm over past experience.

About you
- You have a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Sciences or Chemistry.
- You have a keen interest in working in the water sector.
- You are adaptable, able to remain calm in changing situations and switch between dynamic tasks.
- You persevere through setbacks with confidence and determination.
- You collaborate effectively with diverse teams, considering others’ perspectives.
- You are a problem-solver who is unafraid to challenge conventional thinking and contribute your ideas.
- You are willing to work in the office 4 days per week to ensure adequate team support and development.

Qualifications
A relevant Bachelor’s degree as listed above is required. Support will be provided for professional chartership and accreditation relevant to your chosen pathway.