Vibration Engineer at Ramboll in Manchester, England, United Kingdom | Kablio

Role

Description

site visits

software development

research

facility design

vibration survey

numerical modelling

Carry out site visits and collaborate with project teams to deliver the technical
Assist in the development of existing and new software applications for vibration
Carry out Research and Development aligned with project work
Undertake tasks in the design of facilities to achieve low levels of vibration including
Assist in designing, carrying out, interpreting and reporting on vibration surveys
Work as part of a team as well as managing your own time on projects
Carry out numerical modelling of buildings to predict the levels of vibration/work closely with modellers

Requirements

degree

python

signal analysis

numerical programming

ceng

phd

A degree in civil/structural engineering, mechanical engineering, or acoustics, with
Experience in the field or a closely related discipline. Candidates with PhD but no industrial experience will also be considered.
Highly numerate with understanding of signal analysis, ground borne vibration,
Experience in numerical programming, ideally in Python programming language,
Working towards professional qualification (e.g. CEng MICE, MIOA, MIMechE, etc.)

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

35 Countries

Global Presence

The company has expanded its operations to over 35 countries worldwide, showcasing its international reach and influence.

Revenue 2022

Annual Revenue

The company achieved a revenue of DKK 16 billion in 2022, reflecting its strong financial performance.

Net Income 2022

Profitability

With a net income of DKK 937 million in 2022, the company demonstrated consistent profitability and growth.

Evolved from a Nordic firm into a multinational player with offices in over 35 countries.
Renowned for landmark infrastructure: Öresund Bridge, Great Belt Bridge, Copenhagen Opera House, Tate Modern extension.
Offers multidisciplinary services spanning structural design, geotechnical, HVAC, traffic, environmental and digital engineering.
Typical projects include urban transport systems, cultural icons, energy plants, water infrastructure and environmental assessments.
Unusual engagements: projects in Antarctica and immersive tunnels like Fehmarn Belt.
Owned by an independent foundation, enabling long-term investment in innovation and reinvestment into the firm.

Culture + Values

Focus on cultivating meaningful insights and achieving high standards in all endeavors.
Commitment to ethical practices and understanding customers' and team members' needs.
Encouraging collaborative environments where everyone feels confident to contribute ideas and take ownership of their roles.
Create a positive work atmosphere where employees can engage with their work enthusiastically.

Environment + Sustainability

90% reduction

GHG Emissions Target

Achieve a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions across scopes 1, 2, and 3 by 2040, with the remaining 10% neutralized through carbon removal.

53.9% reduction

Scope 1 & 2 Emissions

Aim to reduce scope 1 and 2 emissions by 53.9% by 2030.

70% suppliers

Science‑Based Targets

Ensure that 70% of suppliers (by emissions) have science‑based targets by 2028.

40% EVs

Electric Vehicle Fleets

Over 40% of company fleets in multiple European countries are electric vehicles.

Approved by Science Based Targets initiative (May 2024)
Exiting oil & gas exploration before end‑2025; redeploying expertise to renewables
ISO 14001‑certified environmental management system

Inclusion & Diversity

37% Women Workforce

Global Workforce Demographics

The company has 37% women representation across the total workforce as of 2023.

32% Women Top Management

Top Management Gender Representation

32% of top management roles (including GEB, leadership, and global function heads) are held by women.

92% Survey Participation

Employee Engagement Survey

The annual ESES employee survey had a 92% participation rate among employees.

4.2/5 Satisfaction

Employee Satisfaction Score

Employees scored the company a 4.2/5 satisfaction rating in the 2023 ESES survey.

Aim to achieve ~40% women representation in the workforce by the end of the strategy period.
Women in new hires: 40% globally.
Women in senior leadership: 27–32% (2023–2024).
Aspirational EDI goals include building a culture of inclusion and belonging, ensuring balanced gender representation, and embedding diversity and equity in people processes.
Key EDI initiatives include Women in STEM mentorship, STEM school partnerships, menopause and safety workshops, Girls’ Day in Science, and strategic partnerships with organizations like NSBE and HunterWiSE.

Articles

Engineering and Design

Management Consulting

Project and Portfolio Management Solutions

Smart Mobility

Environmental and Nature‑based Services

Energy Infrastructure

Company

Overview

35 Countries

Global Presence

The company has expanded its operations to over 35 countries worldwide, showcasing its international reach and influence.

Revenue 2022

Annual Revenue

The company achieved a revenue of DKK 16 billion in 2022, reflecting its strong financial performance.

Net Income 2022

Profitability

With a net income of DKK 937 million in 2022, the company demonstrated consistent profitability and growth.

Evolved from a Nordic firm into a multinational player with offices in over 35 countries.
Renowned for landmark infrastructure: Öresund Bridge, Great Belt Bridge, Copenhagen Opera House, Tate Modern extension.
Offers multidisciplinary services spanning structural design, geotechnical, HVAC, traffic, environmental and digital engineering.
Typical projects include urban transport systems, cultural icons, energy plants, water infrastructure and environmental assessments.
Unusual engagements: projects in Antarctica and immersive tunnels like Fehmarn Belt.
Owned by an independent foundation, enabling long-term investment in innovation and reinvestment into the firm.

Culture + Values

Focus on cultivating meaningful insights and achieving high standards in all endeavors.
Commitment to ethical practices and understanding customers' and team members' needs.
Encouraging collaborative environments where everyone feels confident to contribute ideas and take ownership of their roles.
Create a positive work atmosphere where employees can engage with their work enthusiastically.

Environment + Sustainability

90% reduction

GHG Emissions Target

Achieve a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions across scopes 1, 2, and 3 by 2040, with the remaining 10% neutralized through carbon removal.

53.9% reduction

Scope 1 & 2 Emissions

Aim to reduce scope 1 and 2 emissions by 53.9% by 2030.

70% suppliers

Science‑Based Targets

Ensure that 70% of suppliers (by emissions) have science‑based targets by 2028.

40% EVs

Electric Vehicle Fleets

Over 40% of company fleets in multiple European countries are electric vehicles.

Approved by Science Based Targets initiative (May 2024)
Exiting oil & gas exploration before end‑2025; redeploying expertise to renewables
ISO 14001‑certified environmental management system

Inclusion & Diversity

37% Women Workforce

Global Workforce Demographics

The company has 37% women representation across the total workforce as of 2023.

32% Women Top Management

Top Management Gender Representation

32% of top management roles (including GEB, leadership, and global function heads) are held by women.

92% Survey Participation

Employee Engagement Survey

The annual ESES employee survey had a 92% participation rate among employees.

4.2/5 Satisfaction

Employee Satisfaction Score

Employees scored the company a 4.2/5 satisfaction rating in the 2023 ESES survey.

Aim to achieve ~40% women representation in the workforce by the end of the strategy period.
Women in new hires: 40% globally.
Women in senior leadership: 27–32% (2023–2024).
Aspirational EDI goals include building a culture of inclusion and belonging, ensuring balanced gender representation, and embedding diversity and equity in people processes.
Key EDI initiatives include Women in STEM mentorship, STEM school partnerships, menopause and safety workshops, Girls’ Day in Science, and strategic partnerships with organizations like NSBE and HunterWiSE.

Articles

Engineering and Design

Management Consulting

Project and Portfolio Management Solutions

Smart Mobility

Environmental and Nature‑based Services

Energy Infrastructure