Graduate Civil/Structural Engineer - 2026 start date
A graduate programme at Mott MacDonald for civil or structural engineering graduates with less than 12 months’ experience to join their Energy Transition team in 2026.
Brighton, Glasgow
Graduate
Engineering
rolling
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
Join Mott MacDonald as a Graduate Civil/Structural Engineer in their Energy Transition business, starting in 2026. Work includes optioneering, cost benefit analysis, FEED, and engagement with a range of global stakeholders while being mentored and supported through structured training and professional development. Mott MacDonald offers a collaborative and inclusive environment with the chance to contribute to innovative and sustainable energy projects.
Who is it for?
Graduates with a Civil or Structural Engineering degree (obtained no earlier than 2024) and less than 12 months’ relevant experience (excluding placements).
What you will gain
Structured training, professional development, mentorship, support towards chartership, and experience working on impactful projects in energy transition and sustainability.
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Requirements
Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering obtained no earlier than 2024 and less than 12 months of relevant experience (excluding placements).
How to apply
Apply by uploading a CV and Cover Letter via the company's website. Demonstrate interest in the role and Mott MacDonald in your cover letter.
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