Graduate Structural Engineer

Overview

Support design and analysis of structural systems across all building types.

Key Responsibilities

• calculations
• structural drawings
• design analysis
• code compliance
• client liaison
• budget delivery

Tasks

-To prepare and develop calculations, reports, structural drawings, specifications and other -To participate in the design process of structural engineering activities relating to the project -To perform design and analysis of structural systems for all building types through all design stages to major international building codes -To liaise with members of the external project teams and other associated organisations or companies as required -To contribute to the Practice’s overall objective in producing first-class architecture an engineering designs on time and on budget -To seek, and record evidence of, continuing professional development (CPD) in accordance with all workstreams

Requirements

• f+p
• compliance
• graduate
• structural
• e1
• design docs

What You Bring

Graduate Structural Engineer (E1) -Thorough knowledge of and compliance with F+P procedures and standards -documents relating to the design as a member of the project team

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About Foster + Partners

-Over decades it has blended engineering and architecture to create iconic works—from the Gherkin in London to the Millennium Bridge and the Reichstag dome. -Today its projects span global hubs—airports, skyscrapers, bridges and urban masterplans—merging technical precision with sculptural elegance. -Renowned for structurally expressive designs, it tackles complex briefs—airport terminals, high‑rise offices, city masterplanning—as well as unexpected projects like dog kennels. -Its portfolio includes client‑defining schemes: Apple HQ, Bloomberg’s HQ, Millau Viaduct, Old Trafford masterplan and a hydro‑powered tower in NYC. -The firm’s narrative is one of synthesis—melding sustainability, advanced engineering and bold form to reshape cities and infrastructure.

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