Graduate Lighting Engineer - Mott MacDonald 2025 Programme

As a Graduate Lighting Engineer in our Highways and Infrastructure team, you'll collaborate with offices across the UK and internationally. Your role will involve designing, implementing, and commissioning external lighting schemes, conducting environmental lighting impact assessments, and contributing to projects that enhance both public and private sector environments.,

• Technical Excellence:
• Design residential and infrastructure street lighting schemes in accordance with BS5489-1:2020 and BS EN 12464-2:2014 standards.
• Develop and verify low voltage (LV) private cable networks.
• Produce contractual documentation, including specifications and bills of quantities.
• Conduct environmental lighting impact assessments and site inspections.
• Project Delivery:
• Create design drawings and schematics using BIM software.
• Stay updated with advancements in electrical technology and health and safety legislation.
• Ensure compliance with Mott MacDonald procedures and CDM Regulations 2015.
• Contribute to client satisfaction and foster trusted partnerships.
• Leadership & Management:
• Support team leaders and project managers in maintaining a collaborative and high-performance culture.
  
  Are you passionate about designing innovative lighting solutions that enhance public spaces and infrastructure? Mott MacDonald invites enthusiastic graduates to join our Lighting Engineering Graduate Programme, where you'll collaborate on diverse projects and develop your expertise in a supportive, forward-thinking environment., Qualifications: Graduates with a degree in Lighting Design (BA), Light and Lighting (MSc), or related disciplines, obtained no earlier than 2023.
• Experience: Less than 12 months of relevant experience, excluding placements.
• Skills:
• Methodical problem-solving approach.
• Initiative to undertake tasks efficiently and independently.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Attention to detail and a proactive attitude towards technical challenges.
  
  Comprehensive Development: Engage in a structured programme offering mentorship, technical training, and opportunities to work on projects from concept to completion.
• Competitive Benefits: Benefit from biannual salary reviews, a contributory pension scheme, and a flexible benefits package tailored to your needs.
• Collaborative Culture: Join a team that values diversity and fosters a culture of inclusion, innovation, and continuous learning.