Urban Drainage Modeller – Water / Wastewater
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
Salary: £35,000 – £50,000 + package
Job Type: Permanent
Working Arrangement: Hybrid
Overview
We are working with a growing engineering consultancy delivering water and wastewater infrastructure projects across the UK.
With a strong pipeline of work across major frameworks, they are looking to appoint an Urban Drainage Modeller to join their Newcastle team.
The Role
You will support the delivery of urban drainage and wastewater modelling projects across a range of infrastructure programmes.
Key responsibilities include:
Development and maintenance of wastewater hydraulic models
Urban drainage modelling, including flood risk and network performance
Supporting feasibility studies, optioneering, and design solutions
Carrying out surge analysis and water quality assessments
Working closely with multidisciplinary teams across engineering and design
Supporting the delivery of projects from concept through to implementation
This role offers exposure to a wide variety of projects, helping to develop a broad technical skillset across the water sector
Requirements
Experience in urban drainage or wastewater modelling
Background in civil engineering, hydrology, or a related discipline
Experience using modelling software (e.g. InfoWorks ICM or similar preferred)
Understanding of water infrastructure and network performance
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
What’s on Offer
Salary of £35,000 – £50,000 depending on experience
Strong pipeline of long-term water and infrastructure projects
Clear progression opportunities within a growing team
Hybrid working and flexible arrangements
Support towards professional development and chartership
Additional Information
This role would suit candidates currently working within a consultancy or water-related environment who are looking to develop their technical expertise and gain exposure to larger infrastructure programmes.
Apply
To apply for this position, please submit your CV or contact us for a confidential discussion.
