Jobs at Egis

Lead flood risk assessment and management projects, including hydraulic and hydrological modelling, drainage strategies, SuDS design, flood mitigation, and resilience planning. Manage project delivery, budgets, quality assurance, client and regulator engagement, and technical reviews. Support business development, market growth, tender preparation, and client relationships while mentoring junior staff. Work with multidisciplinary teams across infrastructure, residential, regeneration, and water projects.

Leads electrical and EICA design delivery for major UK water, wastewater, biosolids and treatment infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include technical leadership, design assurance, multidisciplinary coordination, technical workshops, client engagement, risk management, digital delivery, mentoring engineers, and business development. Requires chartered or incorporated engineering status, substantial water or infrastructure experience, UK water standards knowledge, and proven leadership of complex multidisciplinary design projects.

Lead flood risk, drainage, hydraulic modelling and sustainable drainage projects for major UK infrastructure and development schemes. Manage Flood Risk Assessments, drainage strategies, SuDS designs, project budgets, programmes and quality assurance. Engage regulators, clients and stakeholders, mentor junior staff, provide technical leadership and support business development, tenders and market growth. The role also contributes to catchment-based, nature-based and climate-resilient infrastructure solutions.

Lead mechanical design delivery for multidisciplinary UK water and wastewater treatment projects across the full design lifecycle. Own mechanical design strategy, equipment selection, calculations, specifications, technical assurance, risk, quality, and stakeholder coordination. Support optioneering, HAZOP/SWIFT, constructability, commissioning, bids, client engagement, and capability growth. Mentor engineers and promote BIM, automation, hydraulic analysis, data-led design, and standardized digital workflows.

Graduate Electrical Engineer joining Egis’s Rail Transportation division through a structured graduate programme. Responsibilities include supporting electrical engineering design and delivery, technical analysis, drawings, specifications, safety and environmental compliance, and multidisciplinary project collaboration. The role offers rotations across major UK rail infrastructure projects, mentorship, training, and professional development toward chartership. Based in Acton, West London, with at least three days per week on site.

Lead wastewater and urban drainage modelling services for UK water-sector clients. Develop, verify, calibrate, and review InfoWorks ICM models; advise on sustainable drainage and blue-green infrastructure; manage projects; provide technical client advice; mentor colleagues; support tenders and business development; and contribute to innovative hydraulic modelling tools and services.

Lead wastewater and urban drainage modelling services for UK water-sector clients. Develop, verify, calibrate, and review InfoWorks ICM models; advise on hydraulic modelling, hydrological assessment, flood risk, and sustainable drainage solutions. Mentor colleagues, oversee deliverable quality, manage projects, support tenders and business development, and provide technical advice to clients and stakeholders. Contribute to innovative digital tools, automation, and multidisciplinary delivery across the UK, Ireland, and France.

Designs and coordinates HV, LV, and electrical building services for tunnels and highways projects from feasibility through as-built delivery. Produces calculations, specifications, reports, layouts, protection schemes, and assessments; conducts design reviews and assurance; supports construction and commissioning; manages safety responsibilities; coordinates multidisciplinary interfaces; presents to clients and stakeholders; and mentors junior team members.

Leads business planning and performance for CPS, serving as the Managing Director’s strategic partner. Oversees strategy execution, governance, enterprise risk, performance reporting, transformation, continuous improvement, digital capability, stakeholder management, and contractual obligations. The role leads the BP&P team, aligns cross-functional priorities, supports executive and board decision-making, and drives organisational performance across a complex infrastructure joint venture and regulated motorway operations environment.

Lead the end-to-end management of construction and infrastructure claims, including entitlement analysis, claim preparation, valuation, delay and disruption assessment, negotiation, and dispute avoidance. The role applies quantity surveying and commercial expertise to protect project interests, manage NEC contract communications, maintain records and deadlines, advise stakeholders on contractual risk, and support formal dispute-resolution processes when required. The position is remote-first but requires occasional attendance at London project meetings or sites.

Leads business planning and performance for a complex motorway infrastructure joint venture. Acts as strategic partner to the Managing Director, overseeing strategy execution, governance, enterprise risk, performance reporting, transformation, continuous improvement, digital capability, stakeholder management and contractual obligations. Leads the BP&P team, supports executive and board decision-making, drives organisational alignment, and ensures business performance, resilience, safety and long-term handback objectives are achieved.

Leads CPS business planning and performance, acting as the Managing Director’s strategic partner. Responsibilities include strategy execution, governance, enterprise risk management, performance reporting, business transformation, continuous improvement, digital capability enhancement, stakeholder management, contractual oversight, and executive decision support. The role leads the BP&P team, aligns cross-functional priorities, manages client and shareholder relationships, and drives organizational performance, resilience, and delivery of long-term motorway contract and handback obligations.

The Senior Planner develops and maintains project programmes for MEP packages on the Old Oak Common station project. Responsibilities include work breakdown structures, schedule and baseline integration, programme reporting, contractor communications, design and assurance tracking, earned value analysis, time impact assessments, change control, procurement coordination, progress updates, and mitigation planning. The role requires close collaboration with project controls, commercial, design, quality, assurance, and construction teams, with site presence three days per week.

Supports ITS and technology design activities across the M25 network, including CCTV, signals, VMS, ERT, and MIDAS assets. Assists with drawings, technical reports, feasibility studies, design reviews, supplier documentation, quality assurance, site inspections, and contract submissions. The role provides mentoring, structured learning, and opportunities for professional accreditation while developing safe, compliant, sustainable, and cost-effective engineering solutions.

Leads systems engineering, integration, assurance, and safety activities across major rail and transportation programs. Manages multidisciplinary engineering and safety teams, system interfaces, requirements, architecture, verification and validation, testing, commissioning, hazard management, and safety cases. Provides technical and people leadership, supports client engagement and business development, and develops systems integration capability, standards, and best practices across the organization.

Lead delivery of MEPHFC design packages for Old Oak Common HS2 station. Manage multi-disciplinary design teams, programme, budget, NEC3 contract administration, stakeholder engagement, procurement, risk/change management, health & safety compliance, and mentor junior staff to achieve project milestones on time and within budget.

Design and coordinate electrical systems for the HS2 Old Oak Common rail station from feasibility through as-built delivery. Responsibilities include technical submittals, design reviews, assurance processes, client and stakeholder coordination, RFIs, documentation, design interface management, BIM collaboration, and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires strong knowledge of electrical systems, British and rail standards, engineering software, project budgets and schedules, and client presentation skills.

Lead multidisciplinary rail infrastructure design teams, establish engineering governance and assurance, manage technical interfaces through design and construction support, ensure safety, compliance, and delivery on time and budget, and support bids and business development.

Lead and manage a multidisciplinary MEPHFC design team to deliver RIBA/GRIP stage designs for rail infrastructure. Oversee design production, compliance with rail and safety standards, BIM coordination, risk mitigation, reporting, and stakeholder engagement across projects.

Produce and review electrical designs for rail station/buildings from feasibility through As Built. Prepare technical submittals, design proposals, RFIs, drawings, schedules and calculations, perform design reviews, coordinate multi-disciplinary BIM models, and manage design interfaces, trackers and assurance processes.