Principal Wastewater Network Modeller

The Role I am currently working with a global leader in sustainable engineering, architecture, and environmental consulting. Due to a strong pipeline of work within the water sector they are currently looking for a Principal Wastewater Network Modeller to join their team in Newcastle. As a Principal Wastewater Network Modeller you will work on exciting projects with major water companies across the UK and Ireland, contributing to innovative solutions that improve water quality and manage urban pollution. Role and Responsibilities: Lead staff development through mentoring and guidance of junior colleagues. Ensuring project delivery through effective planning, coordination, and technical governance. Report writing Prepare and conduct presentations both in house and to stakeholders. Build industry relationships. Qualifications and Skills: Degree Qualified in Civil Engineering, Geography or other relevant subject Membership in an industry relevant institution e.g. ICE, CIWEM Previous experience leading projects in an urban drainage environment Technical experience covering a wide range of urban drainage modelling activities Strong communication skills, including report writing and presentations Staff development and project management skills Knowledge of digital solutions and smart applications Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team Strong problem-solving skills Attention to detail and accuracy What you can expect: Hybrid working, three days a week in office Private Medical Insurance Group income protection Life Assurance 4 x salary Salary sacrifice car leasing scheme (available after 6 months) Bonus scheme Referral Scheme 25 days annual leave with option to purchase 5 more Pension: 4.5% employee contribution = 6.5% employer contribution Get in Contact! If you feel you meet, or know someone that meets, the requirements for this role, we would love to hear from you! Apply directly to this role or reach out to contact Danielle Vermeer at (url removed) or call on (phone number removed)