All of the below information comes directly from job reviews written by Mott MacDonald employees based on 1033 reviews.
 
 
Responsibility:
3.3/5
 
Work Life Balance:
3.9/5
 
Environmental Awareness:
4.3/5
 
Benefits:
3.4/5
 
Company Culture:
4/5
 
Career Progression:
3.5/5
 
Colleagues:
4.2/5
 
Training:
3.4/5
 
Enjoyment:
3.8/5
 
Overall Rating:
3.7/5
 

“We’re a global engineering, management and development consultancy focused on guiding our clients through many of the planet’s most intricate challenges.”

The needs of the world’s population are changing fast. Our network of experts, active in 150 countries, finds opportunities in complexity, turning obstacles into elegant, sustainable solutions. By looking at problems from a fresh angle, we aim to add value at every stage, for our clients, our employees – and the lives we touch every day.

Our engineers, project and programme managers have taken lead roles in the world’s highest profile infrastructure and development projects. Yet design and management are just the tip of a deep iceberg. Our global team is comprised of internationally recognised environmentalists, planners, economists, project finance advisors, cost consultants, business strategists and more. Whatever your career goals are, you can be confident that Mott MacDonald will help you meet your ambitions, and beyond.

Being employee-owned allows us to choose the work taken on and focus on the issues that are important. Independent in thought and action, we do what’s genuinely right, not what is easy either for our clients or the company.

Our award-winning graduate programme will support you in gaining experience across all core areas, developing your technical skills and knowledge with the support of a professional mentor and a dedicated learning and development team. Mott MacDonald’s professional development schemes are accredited and enable you to gain chartered status with your chosen institution through providing opportunities to work on some of our most exciting projects. At the start of your career you will enrol onto the Mott MacDonald Academy, a four- year development programme for all entry-level professionals that runs alongside your professional development scheme. The programme will introduce you to key business and commercial competencies, helping you to drive your career forward with Mott MacDonald.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Power, Process & Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Process Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variety of projects to get involved with so you can have a bit of a say in what you do.
Lots of internal opportunities for early career professionals to get a bit of responsibility in other areas (sustainability, social, EDI etc).

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Industry: Consulting Department: Energy Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Large range of work available
Responsibility readily given if requested

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Foundations and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Landscape Architecture

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Building Services Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Tunnels Job Title: Graduate Tunnel Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Environment and Social Job Title: Graduate Contaminated Land Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Energy Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings and cities Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working environment
Work life balance

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

People and location

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Industry: Consulting Department: BNC Job Title: Graduate Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

the biannual salary increases and the option to work from home.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Finance Job Title: Graduate Tax Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good work/life balance and colleagues are always happy to talk and answer any of your questions.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Energy Transmission and Distribution Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The support from everyone around for you to learn new things and make you feel comfortable within the team and the company.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Strategic Advisory Job Title: Graduate Analyst

Industry: - Select Industry - Department: APD Job Title: Project Manager

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Foundations & Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging project across a huge number of sectors & locations.

Good starting salary with 6-monthly raises during the 3-year grad scheme.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Shared Information Services Job Title: Business Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Nice people

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Industry: Consulting Department: Estimating and Cost Intelligence Job Title: Graduate Cost and Carbon Estimator

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Graduate Civil engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

interesting projects, great colleagues and the out-of-office experience (sports and social)

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Built Environment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Integrated Transport Division Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

My colleagues are lovely and the work/life balance is very good

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Treatment and Environment Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Strategic Advisory Job Title: Graduate Analyst

Industry: Consulting Department: Fire Engineering Job Title: Fire Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Fire Job Title: Fire Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Signalling Designer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate ITS Data Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working with nice co-workers,
Offer great advice for advancing my skills.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Tunnel Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people I work with are excellent, there is an incredibly supportive nature around the office as Motts seem to find the brightest and kindest people. They have a very flexible working agreement, with working from home available when you want it.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Building Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Engineering Geologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The opportunity to work on unique and interesting projects with bespoke solutions.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Defence Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexibility, co-workers, being able to drive your career path in the direction you want to go.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Tunnel Systems Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people/culture and the variety of the work opportunities

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: ETO Job Title: Graduate Economist

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Opportunity to work independently and a real sense my ideas are a valuable contribution

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The workplace environment, colleagues, the pay isn't bad either. In my current role I also find it easy to maintain a good work-life balance.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Engineering Sciences Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work Environment
Professional company
Great Projects
Cooperative Team
High Technicality

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railway Track Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good diverse array of project work

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Division Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible with a very good work life balance, good variety of work with plenty of opportunities, great support and development for me as a graduate

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Environmental Job Title: Graduate Environmental and Sustainability Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

There is a great work environment and Mott MacDonald employees have been selected very well in a way that we all share the same values. It is a supportive place to work and they have got the work/life balance right.

Good pay too and feel well recognised and appreciated.

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Industry: Consulting Department: BNC Job Title: Graduate Economic Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Feel integrated and motivated

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Industry: Consulting Department: ITD Job Title: Graduate Airport Planner

Industry: Consulting Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great colleagues
Good company culture
Interesting job, always new challenges and thinks to learn

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Maritime Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Ecologist

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Foundations and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Engineering Geologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Company culture.
Flexible working.
Helpful colleagues.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Flood Risk Specialist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Ability to work on large scale projects that have a major impact on the future of the UK transport sector

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Project Management Job Title: Graduate Quantity Surveyor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Collaborating with like-minded professionals who have the same goals/aspirations as you do. Short term (Project focused) and Long term (Chartered).

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

technical challenges

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Systems Engineering and Assurance Job Title: Human Factors Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Friendly colleagues who want to help with development and career progression.
Variety of projects to work on, never gets boring.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Maritime Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Supportive line manager

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Environmental and sustainability consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Advisory - Transportation Portfolio Job Title: Graduate Quantity Surveyor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues
Office culture
Flexibility around working times
Remote working
Networking events
Opportunity to switch sectors/roles and move countries

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Northern Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work-life balance is excellent, the company has a deep understanding of what is expected from a graduate. Therefore they also put focus on training and the graduate scheme, to further develop within the business.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Northern Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work-life balance is excellent, the company has a deep understanding of what is expected from a graduate. Therefore they also put focus on training and the graduate scheme, to further develop within the business.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Climate and Environment Job Title: Graduate Climate Change Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Friendly, approachable, and supporting management and colleagues. Varied project work and experience of a range of skills required in consultancy.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Wastewater Treatment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Power, Process and Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Nuclear Safety Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The majority of work involves working within a team, its rare to be completely on your own in a task. No one is expecting you to know everything, its very easy to ask questions where needed.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: BNC Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Town Planning Job Title: Graduate Town Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people I work with are lovely, it makes the days so much easier. Being around kind people allows you to ask questions and grow as an employee, my team are so supportive. I always feel able to ask anyone questions.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Flood Risk Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Encouragement to achieve Chartership and mentoring to that effect
Colleagues
Variety of work
Large scale projects but small ones as well

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Industry: Consulting Department: Advisory Job Title: Graduate project manager

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I work in a globally leading consultant with an amazing team on innovative and unique projects that keep me engaged.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Special Services Division (Metros and Civils) Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied work.
Challenging, non-standard
Not following the design codes on day-to-day.
Thinking outside the box.
There is always room for learning on the job.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great team
Great colleagues
Interesting work

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Job Title: Civil Engineer Apprentice

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging enjoyable work
No two days are the same
Working with a wider multidisciplinary team
Great sociable office with lots of different things on

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Oil & Gas Advisory Job Title: Chemical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: ITD Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Nice work environment, supportive line manager, work-life balance

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The work is interesting and varied, there is lot's of scope to try different things and if you every find yourself not enjoying your work there are lots of opportunities to move into different disciplines.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Water consultancy Job Title: Graduate Hydrogeologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The best thing for me would be the people. There is a great cohort of graduates so it's easy to make friends when you first start. Also the more senior people are extremely friendly and approachable which I think makes for a great working environment.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Advisory Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Amazing colleagues
Chance to move projects to expand knowledge
Good socials
Good Salary and Bonuses

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good projects
Good location
Great networking opportunities with senior employees

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: MMBC Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Waste Water Non-Infrastructure Job Title: Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The work is interesting and I have opportunities to work on a diverse range of topics. I am rarely doing the same thing each day.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Agile working allows me to be more productive. Working in a friendly and motivating environment. No matter how senior the person is, they are always more than willing to answer questions and give advice.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: GIS Job Title: Graduate GIS Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Learning lots of skills.
Flexible working - work hours around life.
Flexible location - hybrid system, in office for a purpose (or if you want to), home otherwise.
Massive variety of projects.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: APD Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Consulting Department: Water Consultancy Job Title: Mathematical Modeller

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Power, Process & Nuclear Job Title: Civil Structural Engineering Apprentice

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Metros and Civils Job Title: Assistant geotechnical engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The team I work with

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good team, good culture

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environment and Social Job Title: Graduate Archaeological Consultant

Industry: Consulting Department: TPN Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The flexibility of when and where I work is great, I live 5 minute walk away so I can come to the office for half a day and then work from home for the other half. Everyone in my team and that I have met in the office has been really nice and wanted to get to know me no matter what department they are from.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Very chill work environment, not pushed too hard like in other companies.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Foundation and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Opportunity to work on some really big and technical projects. Colleagues are really friendly and willing to invest their time in mentoring and training you.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Energy Job Title: Carbon Management Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Opportunity to work on new, different and interesting projects

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Maritime Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues are always will to help and offer advise

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water and Wastewater Treatment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Management Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Management Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work-life balance
Life at the office and also possibility to work from home
Variety of projects

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings and Cities unit. Bridges and Civil Structures discipline. Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Project Management Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Opportunity to work on lots of different projects, in different sectors, with different budgets. Mix of working from home/office/site as I see fit. Lots of help with career progression and training available.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highways and Transportation Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

My team is extremely supportive and friendly and the flexibility of the annual leave and working pattern.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Environment and Social Job Title: Graduate Town Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work with a very friendly team.
Interesting and wide ranging projects.
Graduate scheme is available.
Decent pay.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Specialist Advisory Job Title: Graduate Assistant Land Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?
Opportunities to innovate and problem solve. Read more


Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: BNC - Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Land Advisory Job Title: Graduate Assistant Land Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?
Stakeholder engagement gives you a lot of responsibility on the project. You get to be involved in the very start of a project cycle. You can learn technical skills like GIS. The team are really nice. Read more


Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Integrated Transport Development Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?
Interesting, good team, good opportunities, learning Read more


Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Learning and Development Job Title: Learning and Development Administrator

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good scope to meet new people who are also starting out in their career.
Reasonable ability to travel around the country doing different events.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Digital Ventures Job Title: Data Scientist

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Bridges and Civil Structures Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Exciting opportunities and a wide range of sectors available to work with. Work-life balance is appreciated. Loads of CPD opportunities.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: ITD Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

work life balance

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB) - Process Design Job Title: Graduate Process Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Nature of my work/job: national/international work, responsibility.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Rail - Telecomms Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Lots of variety in the projects and their individual challenges. Great company ethics and workplace environment.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Projects tend to be large, local and interesting so you feel a huge sense of accomplishment when a project is completed. The career development and training offered is excellent and there is a lot of help for chartership applications. The day to day job is challenging and there is rarely a boring day.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Consultancy: Dams, Rivers and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings and Cities Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Civil Engineering - Water Sector Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible working, WFH is a big benefit. Have been given the right amount of independence whilst also knowing that support is there should I need it. Varied work.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Energy Job Title: Graduate Carbon Management Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working on an important projects with real life implications.
Dynamic, always work to be done.
A lot of opportunities to grow and learn skills if you take them.
A lot of support.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Dams and River Engineer Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

People.
Range of work.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Day to day challenges of working on 3D models and finding the best workarounds to complete the task to be the most representative and understanding the consequences of the decisions made. Working with senior members of staff with open discussions and allowing us to challenge each other openly without feeling scared to do so.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Waste water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Brilliant team and colleagues
High levels of responsibility early in the role
Emphasis on career progression

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Specialist Advisory. Advisory and Programme Delivery. Job Title: Graduate Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Getting to meet so many people in senior positions and being exposed to larger project decisions.
Great training opportunities towards chartership, and other training courses.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Learning from experts
Trainings courses
Teamwork

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Tunnels Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: MMB - clean and wastewater treatment Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Systems Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting projects and work-life balance with hybrid working.

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Industry: Consulting Department: BNC Advisory Job Title: Graduate Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

diverse staff, mix of work, good early career professional network

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Dams and Reservoirs Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good colleagues, work life balance, challenging varied work.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Company culture, flexibility, colleagues.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Rail Division Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Treatment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

People/colleagues
Colleagues
Support
Projects
Opportunities
Company transparency
Ethics
Job security
Flexible hours

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Power, Process and Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Process Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Hydraulic Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Autonomy. Work life balance and flexible working location/hours. People I work with are all fantastic. Work is interesting.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues and interesting projects.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Building and Cities Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Consulting Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Helpful colleagues
Varied work
Responsibilities given early on so feel part of team
Great pay & benefits

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Industry: Consulting Department: Environment and Social Job Title: Contaminated Land Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work Life Balance, variety of projects, ability to select work, opportunities for progression

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transportation - Rail Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Building Services Job Title: Building Services Degree apprentice

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Planning Job Title: Graduate Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Getting involved in a range of tasks! Whilst working directly with project management.

Always a new problem to solve which is great.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: SNI Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Company allows a good life balance - leeway in working hours so you can manage appointments etc around. Have personally had to take compassionate leave, a simple process without any pushback, or anyone trying to push you back to work.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Water Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Catchment Scientist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues that are both approachable, helpful and experienced. The wide variety of project work available to get involved in and find your niche.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Mathematical Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Nice working environment
Flexibility
Work life balance

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Digital Ventures/Moata Job Title: Data Scientist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work variety

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Supportive colleagues
Exciting projects
Investment in its people

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Energy Transmission and Oil & Gas Job Title: Graduate Power System Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working on challenging and exciting projects.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways Job Title: Assistant Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The trust and opportunities I am given

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

You are given the opportunity to work on large public infrastructure investment projects which have a real positive impact on the community.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Project Management

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Company with really great opportunities. Good level of mentorship and further training available. The company really wants you to grow. Very smart colleagues who are ready to guide you and help you out when needed.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Heritage and Archaeology Job Title: Graduate Heritage Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Getting to do my dream job

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Commercial Job Title: Graduate Quantity Surveyor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Friendly colleagues

Freedom of working ability - no distractions

Early Career Professionals (ECP (Graduates)) regular meetings

Benefits (Pension, cinema etc.)

Variety of work available

Different projects in different sectors and industries

International Prospects

Working from home (Comfort)

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Industry: Consulting Department: Building and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Diversity of the role
Working with a wide range of people

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Railway Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Quantity Surveyor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging work
Interesting projects
Nice colleagues
Great support

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The variety of projects and work within the team. The graduate scheme is really what you make of it and there's a lot of flexibility and opportunities to steer your development to areas you are interested in, whilst still contributing to your team.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Overhead Contact Systems Job Title: OCS Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The breadth of disciplines I can learn and engage with.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Rail and Bridges Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Asset Management Job Title: Mathematical Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Supportive environment
Good team work
Work life Balance
Ability to socialise after work either by playing a sport or going to a pub on Fridays for drinks after work
Ability to buy extra leave

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: IT Development & Consulting Department: Moata Job Title: Graduate Software Developer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Learning something new everyday, coworkers are helpful and nice

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highways and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Development opportunities (training, support, resources & work avenues), large network of colleagues willing to support and help, relationships with Clients, work opportunities & flexibility/accommodation of my personal life.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings - civil engineering Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I like challenges and I think this job will bring that to me
I like to prove myself

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Industry: Consulting Department: Buildings and Infrastructure - Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variety of projects that I am working on

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Industry: Consulting Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variety of tasks, supporting colleagues, flexible working.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Team Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I get to be part of the design of infrastructure and flood management, where I can point to a construction project and say I helped with that. Also talking to people world wide to get advice and be social with. The "Pet Therapy" group where people regularly post pictures of their pets is always a positive.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Social Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Management Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

1. Genuinely positive and enjoyable company culture
2. high level of responsibility from day 1

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great team and working environment. Have been given a lot of responsibility quite quickly.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways, Signalling Job Title: Graduate Signalling Designer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The work is often challenging but support is always readily available.
Working on a variety of projects across different stages of design works gives a great understanding to the processes.
Given lots of opportunities to jump into different projects.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging work
Interesting projects
Nice colleagues
Great support

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: EUNA/TPN/MNC/FNG Job Title: Graduate geotechnical engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Strategic Consulting Team Job Title: Graduate Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

work with a large array of people in a range of industry areas

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

Industry: Consulting Department: Power, Process and Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting and challenging work.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways Job Title: Systems Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people in the company are really just great - easily the best bit. You're basically just hanging around with friends.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Building and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Power Systems Job Title: Graduate Power Systems Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Learning, challenges, work-life balance.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Project management Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Structural Engineering Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The technical support network, sociable and happy co-workers, challenging but interesting work and how I am always pushed and supported to constantly learn and improve.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Asset Management Job Title: Mathematical Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Helpful colleagues
Variety of projects

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people, the pay, I learn so much every single day and it's always different

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Building Structures Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Transmission and Distribution Job Title: Graduate Power Systems Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting work and excellent colleagues

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Land Advisory Job Title: Assistant Land Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The flexibility and support I have been given.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Water Engineering Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Consulting Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Assistant Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good work/life balance
Prestigious company
Big projects

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Education, Health and Care Job Title: Graduate Management Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

People, projects, flexibility.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Rail Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great work/life balance, sociable and variety.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Metros and Civils Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

Industry: Consulting Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting work on a variety of projects.
Co-workers are all very friendly and helpful.
Some opportunity to travel for work.
Management offers flexibility in working from home or in another office if required for a short period of time.
Well paid compared to other companies in the sector.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Ability to work on a wide variety of schemes and meet with a variety of clients - no two days are the same.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Wide range of available career progression choices. Challenging and diverse work.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Bridge Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Projects you work on can change constantly.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Overhead Catenary Systems Job Title: OCS Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Ability to be flexible and opportunities to work with other disciplines on projects and internal company schemes.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible working hours.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Team Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The range of work I'm doing, from flood risk assessments to drainage layout and calculations to working through the finances of a project.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Excellent team potential.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Integrated Transport Division Job Title: Graduate Airport Planner

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Environmental Consultant

Industry: Consulting Department: Structures / Bridges Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good design work with structures team.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Pedestrian Modeller

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transmission & Distribution Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues and friendly work environment.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Civil Engineering Job Title: Project Leader

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Office atmosphere, type of work, experience on offer

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible hours are great and make getting a work/life balance much easier and more enjoyable. The company has a wealth of knowledge so it's great working alongside such a range of expertise and experiences. The company is very sociable and the offices are well located. Opportunity for overseas work really drew me to the company. Ability to change areas of expertise and interest is a real bonus within such a big company and can really help to widen your knowledge within the industry as a whole rather than just your speciality.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: EVT Job Title: Landscape Architect

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Professional opportunities, amazing colleagues, flexibility at work if necessary

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer - Project Leader

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great Team, they organise a lot of fundraising and other office activities. Once a week I get an email with general tips for staying healthy and safe.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highway Design Services Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Career Progression

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Acoustic Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The variety of work is the best thing. I've worked in a small office and been involved from the get-go in a number of the projects. This has included design, calculations and project leading.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings & Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting projects, supportive environment

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Energy Unit Job Title: Graduate Electrical & Instrument Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The amount of experience I have gained since starting

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Transportation Job Title: Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The team are very friendly.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Noise and vibration Job Title: Graduate Acoustic Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work life balance.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Environmental Planning Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging work and the level of responsibility given is good. Communication with senior level is also very good in terms of being able to discuss any issues such as well-being issues due to workload.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Lots of interesting projects.
Plenty of new things each day.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transmission and Distribution Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I work on interesting projects, am surrounded by colleagues who are experts in their field and I am constantly learning.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Environment Job Title: Environmental Consultant

Industry: Consulting Department: Environment Job Title: Environmental Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people! My colleagues make work very enjoyable and my team leader/line manager are extremely approachable which means I am confident to express any concerns/worries about my career with them so I get the support I need.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work is technically engaging which to me is interesting.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Integrated Transport Division Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Inter-team collaboration and collaborating with other teams within the company across divisions and offices. The support that graduates receive to understand the company and progress within the company means my job gives me with the tools that I need to progress my career and presents opportunities to do so on a day to day basis.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The challenging nature of the work.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Wide range of opportunities.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Communication and support from senior members of staff.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Level of responsibility. I have only been here for 6 months and I am already leading my own project. Such a great way to learn is by experience and that is definitely what I am getting here.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Sector Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Very good and friendly working atmosphere.
Great Line Manager.
Fairly competitive salary for a graduate scheme.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible working times.
Excellent benefits pack in terms of annual leave and pension scheme.
International company with possibilities to work abroad.
Working with experienced and excellent professionals to learn from.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Mott Macdonald Bentley Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Facing challenging projects as I am utilising my knowledge to solve problems in the design work.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Facade Engineering Job Title: Graduate Facade Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Broad range of projects we work on and various levels of expertise and technical support provided.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate RAMS Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people at Motts - everyone is friendly and happy to speak or help
The diversity of projects
Modelling and quantitative analysis
The diversity of roles available in the team - project management, technical, bid work
'Pizza Tuesdays' in my office
Work life balance

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water & Environment Job Title: Graduate civil engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The level of responsibility I've been given early on. Also my line manager is great.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Tunnel Ventilation, Railways Job Title: Assistant Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Range of projects I get to work on.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Electrification & Plant Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Built Environment Job Title: Environmental Scientist

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Bridge Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Exciting projects, with some of the best technical experts in the industry to help you learn and grow.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: BNI.Infrastructure/Highways Job Title: Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Differing types of projects and the work home life balance that I have achieved.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings South East Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

A great team and company to work within. Everyone is very helpful and as keen to see you develop as you are. Some really interesting projects all over the world too.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Building and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Have been given various projects. My skills can be used and the team give opportunities to improve other skills. This is really useful for my career path. The working environment is the best. Colleagues are generous about sharing.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The work is interesting and the structures team is a great group to work with.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Bridge Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues and people - everyone is so nice and relaxed and there is a really good atmosphere.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Process Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Diversity in the challenges and projects i work on

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Built Environment Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good level of responsibility from day one.
A vast array of software to use and a wealth of knowledge to learn from.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Waste Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The opportunity to travel and work on exciting cutting edge projects.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transportation - Ports, Coastal and Offshore Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging but enjoyable projects. Good colleagues.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Advisory Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Consulting Department: Integrated Transport Division Job Title: Graduate Rail Planner

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Strategic Consultancy Service Job Title: Technical Advisor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexibility and support.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Structural Engineering Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Next time you go to a music festival take a good look at the stages around you as I may have designed them.
Good work/life balance.
Pushes you beyond your comfort zone.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Power Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The design work is interesting and varied.

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Industry: Consulting Department: APD Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good team, culture, the variety of projects.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Project Leader

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging, great colleagues and collaborative/friendly atmosphere at work

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Nice office and work environment.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Never a dull day, always something you are learning every day.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Bridges Job Title: graduate engineer

Industry: IT Development & Consulting Department: Transport Technology Services Job Title: Graduate Software Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Relatively flexible working environment, usually able to work on a variety of different projects and tasks rather than being stuck on the same thing all the time.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Environment Job Title: Environmental Scientist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I can be working on multiple projects at any one time that can be varying in topics such as EIAs, road schemes, rail schemes, agricultural soils or ecology site visits.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Water non-infra Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being seconded to Anglian Water I have the opportunity to see a job through from the initial stages through to site. I have worked on the design of an upgrade of an existing water treatment and am now on site seeing the design being built.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The variety of projects that we work on and the variety of client facing/technical/project management work that we do.
From graduate level we are given a lot of responsibility which is great as we can manage our own work loads, time management is key!
The office we work in and our company as a whole is very sociable so if you are nervous about moving to a new place then you can at least get involved in office activities and it's very easy to meet new people. This really helps new employees settle in.
We get a decent benefits package with a good employer pension scheme and opportunity to buy/sell holidays and other perks.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?
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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Job Title: Airfield Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Railways Job Title: Reliability and Safety Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting work in a relaxed atmosphere. Opportunity to take on lots of responsibility at an early stage.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Bridge Job Title: Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Every project is different, so the challenges you face vary. The opportunity to see a project from outline design to being constructed is very rewarding.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great team to be a part of. Really exciting subject matter and projects are amazing.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Engineering Geology Job Title: Graduate Engineering geologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Lots of individual responsibility and opportunities to develop with a great team of people.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Really good range of work and am now being given more responsibility as my mangers see what I can do.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Intergrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working on key large projects in the UK.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: MMB Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Level of responsibility
My colleagues
Location

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Integrated Transport Division Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Company, colleagues, training

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environmental Job Title: Ecologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Get to work in random locations you won't get to normally, working at different times of the day, so see the world slightly differently.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Light Rapid Transit & Highways Job Title: Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working in an industry that is changing rapidly, there is so much opportunity.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Building and infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil/Structural Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: PTD

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Very nice and helpful colleagues; well organised training course to provide guidance through the first 4 years of the career.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Power transmission and distribution Job Title: Project engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The company is very resourceful, and you can get good support if you can be proactive.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Engineering Geologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied and interesting work.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Thermal Power Generation Job Title: Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging work with high responsibilities within a good team.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highways Technology Job Title: Graduate electrical engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Many different projects.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Job Title: Project Leader

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Job satisfaction from carrying out work that is both interesting and hugely beneficial to society.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Best people to work with. Tonne of experience to share with you if you are the right listeners.

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Industry: Consumer Goods and FMCG Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Going out on site.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings and Infrastucture Job Title: Electrical Building Services Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Learning new things working with a variety of team members on different projects.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good career and salary progression.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Engineering Geologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people I work with
The projects we work on, always varied
Ability to buy additional annual leave

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Excellent colleagues, exciting work, good social aspect, respected by senior colleagues.

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Industry: Consulting Department: International Development Services - International Education Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good opportunities to get involved in a range of work at an excellent company, which will look great on your CV. The pay and other benefits are excellent.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Advisory and Programme Delivery Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Dams and Reservoirs Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: EHC Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Consulting Department: Energy Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being able to interact and learn from a diverse group of people. Whatever your problem will be, there will always be someone who can give their expertise.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Range of projects worked on. Within 6 months I've had the opportunity to work on a high profile project.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

A lot of team work.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Contaminated Land Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great working environment, good salary and potential to progress.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings and Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Level of responsibility given, fair amount of self-autonomy.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Built Environment Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work-life balance
Opportunities within the organisation
Training offered

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Industry: Consulting Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Process Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Innovative planning
Team working approach
Site visits
Use of fundamental knowledge in design

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Special Services Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Projects you get to work on are interesting/challenging and some of the largest in the UK.
People are friendly and helpful and support you well.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transportation - Telecommunications Job Title: Assistant Design Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied work.

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Industry: Property & House Building Job Title: Assistant Land Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working in a team

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The company provides an engaging and supportive working environment and I feel like it is an excellent place to develop experience.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Job Title: Graduate Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Landscape Architecture

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Satisfaction
- Great projects
- Good pay benefits for grads (5% salary increase every 6 months)
- Good staff support
- Offices in great locations

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The work is varied so most days are different, with plenty of opportunity to challenge myself.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Highway Design Services Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting work and supportive colleagues who care about your personal and professional development.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Environmental Management Job Title: Heritage Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Problem solving, then coming up with the best argument for why your solution is the one to take forward to the client. Of course, if your idea isn't the best one, then you genuinely accept that, learn, and invest fully in the chosen solution because you're a team.
Seeing yourself as part of one major company is a thrill, you all working together to provide the best (technical & commercial) solution for the client. And to know that what the client is trying to achieve can have profound positive impacts of society.
The opportunity to work on exciting projects, and to be a valued member of the team is what anyone would want from a junior role.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways - Systems Engineering and Assurance Job Title: RAMS Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Multidisciplinary teams
Multinational teams
Good colleagues
Good management

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Energy Job Title: Energy Economist / Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting intersection between engineering and commercial aspects of energy projects.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Buildings & Infrastructure Job Title: Grad Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Relaxed office & team.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Advisory Project Delivery Job Title: Graduate Quantity Surveyor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

People are really helpful and friendly.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible working, great company values, varied work, opportunity for progression and overseas work. Friendly working environment.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Tr: Bridges and civil structure Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Consulting Department: Advisory Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible and independent working, the nature of the role means that once you have demonstrated good time/task management a level of trust is gained quickly. The role provides outlets for learning and improvement frequently.

Wide variety of projects that I have worked on in first 4 years of career (Highways, Aviation, Water and Environment), and the opportunity to work with key UK clients (TfL, Thameswater, Highways England, Heathrow)

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering

Industry: Consulting Department: International Education Development Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people that I am working with. Everyone is so helpful and nice. We are a community.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Environmental Services Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting and engaging work; responsibility.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Integrated Transport Division Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting technical work and opportunities to learn new skills.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: IT Job Title: Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Gives me the opportunity to work with technical experts from different parts of the company.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Transportation Railways Job Title: Assistant OLE Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Advisory (APD) Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Salary, flexible working time, nice staff, benefits, expenses being paid etc.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The team that I work with is extremely supportive and energetic. The work is very diverse and provides endless opportunities.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Transport Planner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible hours, good team, good use of my skills and interests

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Industry: Consulting Department: Buildings Job Title: Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Structural design of iconic structures
- Respect from colleagues and friendly atmosphere
- Knowledge support from senior colleagues

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Marketing Job Title: Graphic Designer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being part of the marketing team, we're responsible for people's perception of the company. Being in the front line we shape what people see as Mott MacDonald. It's very rewarding when our work is showcased around the world, through social media and surpasses what our competitors are doing.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Structural Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Colleagues. General work environment.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Enjoyable work

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics/Contaminated Land Job Title: Graduate Hydrogeologist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variety of work
Supportive environment
Availability of international work/secondments

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways Job Title: Rolling Stock Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Big company, international opportunities, job security, multiple locations around the world

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Job Title: Project Leader

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Collaboration at work; mixing project management and design role; opportunity to develop career

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineering

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Power Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Advisory Services Job Title: Risk Analyst

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Human Factors and Ergonomics Job Title: Graduate Human Factors Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Advisory & Programme Delivery Job Title: Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Socioeconomic researcher

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Mott MacDonald Bentley Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: PPN Job Title: Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: WNI Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Climate Resilience Job Title: Climate Resilience Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Architecture Job Title: QS

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Graduate Process Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Environmental Scientist

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Management Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Management Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structural Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Buildings Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate hydrogeologist

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Highways & Light Rapid Transit Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Building and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Traffic Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Hydrogeologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Product development Department: Renewable Energy - Solar Job Title: Renewable Energy Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways, Transportation Job Title: Assistant Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Job Title: Graduate Environmental Scientist

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Bridge Engineering

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Facade Job Title: Graduate Facade Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Consultancy Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Aviation

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Environmental Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Fire Engineering Job Title: Fire Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: HV Cables Job Title: HV Cable Speciualist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Hydro and Renewable Energy, Power Job Title: Graduate Environmental Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Mott MacDonald Bentley Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Strategic Consultancy Services Job Title: Technical Advisor

Industry: Office Management Department: RAS Job Title: Office Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate civil engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Chemical Engineer Department: Power, Process & Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Chemical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Civil & Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Surveyor Department: APD Job Title: Assistant Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Wind energy Job Title: Graduate renewable energy advisor

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Traction Power - Railways Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Property Job Title: Graduate Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Commercial Management Job Title: Project Controller

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Economics Job Title: Regulatory Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Software developer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure- Rail Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health Engineering Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Special Services Division Job Title: Graduate Civil/Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Water Team Job Title: Hydraulic Modeller & Flood Risk Economist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Ecology Job Title: Graduate Ecologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Birmingham Job Title: Graduate Rail and Bridges Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Chemical Engineer Department: Assurance Job Title: RAMS Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Civil Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Project Management Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Engineering Geologist

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Energy) Department: APD Job Title: Graduate Management Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Infrasrtucture Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Civil Engineer/Project Leader

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Department: Water Utilities Job Title: Data Analyst

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Energy) Department: Advisory and Programme Delivery Job Title: Graduate Mangement Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Flood Risk Job Title: Graduate Flood Risk Modeller

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structure Job Title: Facade Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Department: Integrated Water Resource Management Job Title: Graduate Hydrogeologist

Industry: IT Development & Consulting, Research and Data Analysis Department: Transport Job Title: GIS Analyst

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Design Services Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Engineering Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Environmental Planning Job Title: Graduate Environmental Coordinator

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Building Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Water and environment Job Title: Sustainability consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Dams and Hydraulic Structures Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Clean water Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: MMB/Wales Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Foundations and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Transport Modelling (Transport Planning) Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Thermal, Hydropower and Renewables Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Business Analyst Department: Asset Management and Advisory Services Job Title: Graduate Asset Management

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Foundations and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Tunnelling Job Title: Tunnel Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Consultancy Job Title: Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Nuclear Job Title: Electrical Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Renewables - Wind Power Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Airport Planning and Engineering Job Title: Aviation Analyst

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structures/Buildings Job Title: Grad Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Traction Power Job Title: Assistant Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Flood risk Job Title: Hydraulic Modeller

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Assistant Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Solar PV, Renewables Job Title: Graduate Renewable Energy Engineer (solar)

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Energy Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Product development Department: Wind Energy Job Title: Graduate Renewable Energy Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Hydropower Team Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Power Job Title: Graduate civil engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Ports and Coast Job Title: Coastal Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Nuclear Engineer Department: Power, Process and Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Building Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structural Engineering Job Title: Structural Design Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Building Services Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: MMB Clean water non infra Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Building Services Job Title: Graduate Building Services Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Department: Aviation Job Title: Graduate Aviation Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Civil - Water Job Title: Apprentice

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Building Services Job Title: Graduate Mechanical building Services Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Business Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Strategic Consultancy Services Job Title: Graduate Technical Advisor

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Job Title: Junior Management Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Systems Engineering and Assurance

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Energy) Department: Hydro & Renewables

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Job Title: Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Ports Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Ecologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Tunnels Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Software Developer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: IT Development & Consulting, Research and Data Analysis Department: Socioeconomic Research Job Title: GIS Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Building Services Job Title: Mechanical Building Services Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways/Rolling Stock Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Energy) Department: Infrastructure Finance Job Title: Graduate Mangement Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Flood Risk Job Title: Flood Risk Specialist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Ecology Job Title: Graduate Ecologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Building Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Management, Development Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Rail Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Bridges Job Title: Assistant Bridge Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Human Factors and Ergonomics Job Title: Human factors Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Anglian Water @one alliance Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Highway Design Services Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure/ Eastern Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Building and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Structural/ Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Ecology Job Title: Ecologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Renewables Job Title: Renewable Energy Advisor

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Job Title: Management Consultant

Industry: Consulting, Research Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Waste Management Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: South Water Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Hydraulic Modeller

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: M and E Job Title: Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Solar Team/Renewable Energy Job Title: Renewable Energy Advisor

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Transport Planning Job Title: Graduate Rail Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Thermal Power Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Department: Aviation Job Title: Aviation Analyst

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Birmingham Job Title: Railway & Bridges Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Architecture Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Arts & Media, Marketing Executive Department: London Job Title: Marketing Executive

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Mott MacDonald Bentley Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Department: Health & Safety Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water/Wastewater Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: MMB Wales Job Title: Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Wastewater Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: PTD Job Title: Power system analysis engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Fire Engineering Job Title: Fire Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Telecoms Job Title: Graduate Telecommunications Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Consulting Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Structures (Buildings & Bridges) Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Chemical Engineer Department: Power, Process and Nuclear Job Title: Process Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Fire Engineering Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Transport planning Job Title: Transport engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Surveyor Department: APD Job Title: Assistant Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Coastal Job Title: Coastal Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Job Title: Ecologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Power Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Environment Job Title: Arboriculturalist

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Management Graduate Scheme Department: Railways Job Title: Railway Operations Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Transport Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Electrical & Plant Job Title: Graduate E & P Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Safety Adviser Department: Human Factors Job Title: Human Factors Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Assistant Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: MMB Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Foundations and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Water/North West Job Title: Assistant Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Industry Job Title: CAD Technician

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Transportation Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Airport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Department: MDC Job Title: Graduate Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: London Job Title: Graduate QS

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Flood risk Job Title: Graduate Flood Risk Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Transportation/Ports, Coasts and Offshore Job Title: Coastal Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Power Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Power, Process and Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Transport Planning Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: EIA Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water/Reservoirs Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Engineering Job Title: Assistant Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Business Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geo environmental Job Title: Graduate Geologist

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Property Management Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Croydon Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Power Systems Analysis Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate civil engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Project Management Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Department: Economic Research Job Title: Graduate Consruction Economist

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Property Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Chemical Engineer Department: Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals Job Title: Graduate Chemical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Ecologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Wastewater Job Title: Civil Design Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Edinburgh Job Title: Graduate Building Services Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Facade Engineering Job Title: Facade Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways/Traction Power Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Surveyor Department: Water Job Title: Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Property Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Facilities Management Job Title: Assistant Advisor FM

Department: Education Job Title: Management Consultant

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Job Title: Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: BNI Western Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Building and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate civil engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways Croydon Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Risk Management Job Title: Risk Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Human Factors Job Title: Human Factors Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil / Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Renewables/Wind Power Job Title: Reneable Energy Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Human Factors Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Rolling stock Job Title: Graduate Rolling Stock

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Assistant Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Division Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railway Signalling Job Title: Signalling Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Infrastructure Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Hydro, Thermal and Nuclear Energy Generation Job Title: Graduate Engineering

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Bridge Team Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Foundations and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Assistant Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings & Infrastructure Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Transport Planning Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings Job Title: Structural Engineering

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Flooding Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Water Division Job Title: Electrical Design Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Department: Transportation Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Strategic Consultancy Job Title: Graduate Assistant Project Manager

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Account Manager Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Account Manager Job Title: transport planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Power Job Title: Graduate engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Tunnels Job Title: Graduate Tunnel Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Surveyor Job Title: Quantity Surveyor/Estimator

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: WasteWater Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Chemical Engineer Department: Waste Management Job Title: Graduate Waste Management Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Nuclear Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Support Services (Including Recruitment), HR Advisor Job Title: Graduate HR Advisor

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Oil & Gas Engineering Department: Power Analysis Job Title: Power Systems Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structural Engineering Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Building Services Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Graduate Software Developer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Software Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Town Planning Job Title: Graduate Town Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Transport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Power Generation Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Energy (Power Generation) Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Accountancy & Insurance, Accountancy Department: Technology & Communications Job Title: Accounts Administrator

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Job Title: Graduate Aviation Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Economics Job Title: Regulatory Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Air Quality Job Title: Environmental Scientist - Air Quality

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Consulting Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Renewables Job Title: Renewable Energy Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Environment Job Title: Environmental Consultant

Industry: Consulting, IT Consulting Job Title: Consultant

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: North West WNE Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Metros and Civils Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Department: Renewable Energy Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Rolling Stock/Railways Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Transport Planning Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Graduate Software Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: EIA Job Title: Graduate Environmental Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Power Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings & Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Job Title: Graduate Project Assistant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water engineering Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Department: Education Job Title: Graduate Consultant

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Job Title: Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings Job Title: Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Buildings & infrastructure Job Title: Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Power / Nuclear Decommissioning Job Title: Senior Structural Engineer

Industry: Support Services (Including Recruitment), Office Management Department: Executive Job Title: Business and Commercial Assistant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structure Job Title: Bridge Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Job Title: Graduate Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Contaminated Land Job Title: Graduate Hydrogeologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Geologist Department: Foundations & Geotechnics Job Title: Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Hydropower Job Title: Mechanical Hydropower Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Hydraulic Structures - Environment Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Renewable Energy Job Title: Renewable Energy Advisor

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Department: Transportation Job Title: Trainee Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Human Factors Job Title: Human Factors Engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Planning Department: Transport Planning Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner/Modeller

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: designing Job Title: graduate engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Building Services Team Job Title: Building Services Apprentice

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Planning Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Transport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Metros and Civils - Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Heathrow Job Title: Graduate Project Assisstant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Apprentice

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Strucutures Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: MNC/FNG Job Title: Graduate Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Division Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: All Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: OGH Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Power departement Job Title: Wind Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Sub Saharan Africa Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Founfations & Geotechnics Job Title: Assistant Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Power System Analysis / Glasgow Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Geologist Department: Geotechnical Engineering Job Title: Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: substation design Job Title: engineer II

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Newcastle Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Accountancy & Insurance, Accountancy Department: Power Executive Job Title: Finance Assistant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Department: Aviation Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Account Manager Department: Aviation Job Title: Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Integrated Transport Job Title: Graduate Traffic Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Support Services (Including Recruitment), Human Resources (Talent Management & Development) Job Title: Learning & Development Administrator

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railway Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Transportation, Metros and Civil Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Wind Power/Renewable Energy Job Title: Wind Energy Consultant (Graduate)

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Transport Modelling Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Environment

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Civil Infrastructure Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Sustainability & Climate Change Job Title: Graduate Sustainability Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Chemical Engineer Department: Water Job Title: Process Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: structural engineering

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Division Job Title: Chartered Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Energy Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Building services Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Environment Job Title: Air Quality Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Rail & Bridges Job Title: Graduate Civil ENgineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Croydon Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Buildings Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings Job Title: Structural Engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Architecture Department: Architecture Job Title: Architectural Assistant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Building Structures Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Traction Power & EMC Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: E&P Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Geologist Department: Water Resources Job Title: Hydrogeologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Building and Infrastructure Job Title: Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Foundations & Geotechnics / Croydon Job Title: Assistant Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Department: Management Consulting Division Job Title: Graduate Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Programme & Commercial Management Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: BCL Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Department: Railway Track Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Permanent Way Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Power Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Rolling Stock Job Title: Graduate Rolling Stock Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Transport Planning Job Title: Graduate Transport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Team Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Surveyor Department: Property Job Title: Graduate Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Norwich, BNI Job Title: Graduate Environmental Scientist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Environment, Civil and Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: West Midlands Job Title: CAD Tech

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Nuclear Engineer Job Title: Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Civil Engineer Apprentice

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Department: Consulting Job Title: Junior Management Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Foundations & Geotechnics Job Title: Geotechnical Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Software Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Strategy) Department: Water Investment Planning Job Title: Mathematical Modellor

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Property Management Department: Property / Glasgow

Industry: Property and Housebuilding, Surveyor Department: Water Job Title: Quantity Surveyor

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Hydrogeology Job Title: Hydrologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Department: Buildings & Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Job Title: Graduate Transport Modeller

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Research Analyst

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Transport Management Department: Integrated Transport Aviation Job Title: Airport Planner

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: HYES Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Geologist Department: Contaminated Land Job Title: Environmental Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Department: Tunnelling Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Transmission and Distribution Job Title: Electrical Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Department: Birmingham Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Southampton Job Title: Graduate Ecologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: tunnel Job Title: Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Ecology Job Title: Ecologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Building Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Job Title: Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Building Services Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Strategic Consultancy Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Sustainability Job Title: Graduate Sustainability Consultant

Industry: Arts & Media, Marketing Executive Department: Mining Job Title: Graduate Business Developer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Transmission and Distribution Job Title: Electrical Project Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways Maintenance Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Environment Job Title: Graduate Ecologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Oil & Gas Engineering Department: Hinckley Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineer Department: Aviation Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Buildings Job Title: Building Services Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Croydon Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Environmental consultancy, BREEAM Job Title: graduate environmental consultant-BREEAM assessorr

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Civil/Structural engineering Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: BCL Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Hydropower Job Title: Hydropower Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Energy/Hydro Power Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Systems Engineering Job Title: Systems Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Building Services, Croydon Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Building services engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Highways and Rapid Transit Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction Project Management Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Building Services Job Title: Graduate mechanical engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: BNI Job Title: Mechanical engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Hydropower Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Software Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Geologist Job Title: Graduate Hydrogeologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Geologist Department: Geotechnics Job Title: Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Geotechnical / Dams Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Flood Risk Management Job Title: Graduate Modeller

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Project Leader

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Geographical Information Systems Job Title: Graduate Geospatial Database Specialist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: BNI Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Job Title: Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Coastal Engineering Job Title: Coastal Scientist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Railways Job Title: Traction Power

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Power Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Hydraulic Structures / Geotechnics Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Product development Job Title: Renewable Energy Advisor

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastucture Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Hydraulic Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Archaeologist Job Title: Graduate Archaeologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Supply/Hydraulic Modelling Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Department: Business and Professional Improvement Job Title: Management Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Structures Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water & Wastewater Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, Software & IT Development Job Title: Graduate Software Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Job Title: Building Services Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Flood Risk Job Title: Hydrologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: GIS (Geographic Information Systems) Job Title: Graduate Geospatial Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Transmission and Distribution Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Job Title: Management Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Railways, Croydon Job Title: Design Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Power System Analysis Job Title: Project Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Job Title: Railways

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Geologist Department: Foundations and Geotechnics Job Title: Engineering Geologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Renewable Energy Job Title: Renewable Energy Advisor

Industry: IT Development & Consulting, Research and Data Analysis Job Title: Graduate Socio-economic Researcher

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Hydraulic Modeller

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Investment Planning Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Tunnels Job Title: Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Power System Analysis Job Title: Power Systems Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: London Job Title: Graduate Fire Engineer

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution, Account Manager Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Job Title: Substation Designer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Water Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Business Analyst Job Title: Graduate HR Systems Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Hydropower Team Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Hydropower Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Tunnels Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Railways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Integrated Water Resources Managent Job Title: Hydrogeologist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Division Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Highways Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Civil/Structural Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Research Analyst Job Title: Graduate Consultant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water Utilities Design Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Mechanical and Electrical Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Structural design

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Substations Job Title: Graduate Electrical Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Wastewater Job Title: Graduate Wastewater Modeller

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Design Engineer Department: Water Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Banking and Finance, Company Accounts & Finance Management Department: Finance Job Title: Graduate Financial Accountant

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Bridges Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Structural Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Department: Water and Environment Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Job Title: Management Consultant

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Product development Department: Renewable Enegery

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Archaeologist Department: Cultural Heritage Job Title: Archaeologist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Environmental and Social Job Title: Air Quality and Carbon

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Department: Transmission and Distribution Job Title: Power System Engineer

Industry: Consulting, Management Consulting (Operational Improvement) Department: Investment Planning Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Civil Engineering Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Consulting Department: Project

What are the best and worst things about your job?

the people i get to work with and the fact that the job is ever changing

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Project Management

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Buildings and Infrastructure

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The project work I do is specifically within the Maritime team, and I have found I enjoy working and learning about the various coastal infrastructure around Scotland and the Scottish Isles.
The variety of interesting and challenging work keeps things fresh.
My colleagues are all lovely and supportive and create a great environment for the learning you take on as part of the apprenticeship, balancing the work/education I have received.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Civils

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people I work with are all great, whenever I have a question I just need to ask and I will get help. Being an apprentice means I came into the industry with a limited technical knowledge and Motts where are aware and accommodate this so no question feels out of place.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Transport ( Highways )

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Ability to grow
Always learning new skills
Always given the opportunity to take on new responsibilities
Constantly meeting new people of all levels

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Structures

What are the best and worst things about your job?

All of my colleagues at Mott MacDonald have all lovely and are always so welcoming.
I love the challenges that happen in my work.
There is no roof to the amount of knowledge you can learn about structures.
The projects I have already worked on have ranged from really large to smaller ones which have all taught me so many lessons already.
The social side of things are great with there being plenty of social events to get involved in.

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Industry: Consulting Department: Environment and Social

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Easy to create a good network and develop your skills.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Dams & Reservoirs

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Enjoyable work
Good work/life balance
Remote working
Leniency with working hours
Friendly and helpful colleagues and network

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Integrated Transport Division

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible working. Don't feel excessive pressure or watching over working from home/office or what times of day.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Building Services

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I work with really good people and I can ask for help whenever I need it whether it be someone from my own team or somebody in a different team with the same expertise. The whole company is very tight-nit with socials and sports opportunities.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: APD

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Advisory and Programme Devivery

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Diversity of work and opportunities. Each day is different from the last.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work lots within a team and very rewarding after getting tasks done

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Building and Infrastructure

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The ability to go out on site occasionally which helps develop my learning

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Building Structures

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I meet people from all over the world due to Mott MacDonald having offices all over. This has given me a great opportunity to network. I also get to see real life projects being built around me and have the privilege of saying i have contributed to that. I also like that every single day of your life you will come into contact with something a civil engineer has designed.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Water

What are the best and worst things about your job?

-Collaborative work but good amount of independence
- Really strong support in work and in projects
- Always have work to do so I never feel left out or abandoned
-What I do has lot of parts to it so I am always learning and not doing the same thing over and over again

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Railways

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I like that my workload is varied and that I get to work on some of the most high profile railway engineering projects across the globe. I have been able to progress into managing my own project and growing into a role where I can be more client facing.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Energy

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Get to work on large scale projects for premium clients, whilst getting a degree that I don't have to pay for.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Energy

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I enjoy working with my colleagues as well as learning from them on the job. There are also plenty of opportunities to use new software and do challenging and interesting work.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Energy

What are the best and worst things about your job?

-Flexible
-Great Team
-Great Support Network

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Transport Modelling

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Gaining valuable experience
Learning new skills

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Rail

What are the best and worst things about your job?

-Can circle round each sector and be involved in a variety of work/projects to build skills, knowledge, awareness

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: building services

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Power, Process and Nuclear

What are the best and worst things about your job?

If I ever get stuck with anything I can ask my colleagues as they all have years of experience and will be able to help with the majority of problems I need help with.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: MMBC

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Constantly learning
Great working environment
Super intereresting

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Industry: Consulting Department: Advisory & Programme Delivery

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied workload - opportunities to learn new skills.
Exposure to the senior management.
Autonomy - respect & trust to do your job well.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Advisory

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working with great individuals in a team who are happy to offer help and guidance.
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Great career opportunities and gaining skills and knowledge first hand from highly trained professionals with years of experience who are more than keen to teach you.

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The team I work with are very supportive and will offer help when needed. There is always plenty of work on so you don't get bored from sitting at your desk and having nothing to do.

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Interesting work
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There's always a new task to do and a new skill to learn.
I constantly learn new skills and knowledge about the industry from experienced professionals.
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Application Advice:

Show your passion for consultancy work and how it is a good opportunity to learn a lot. Don't exaggerate about your experience - it's a grad role, you don't need to know everything.

Interview Advice:

Know why you want to work for Mott MacDonald - what specifically are you excited for if you get the role?
There are technical questions but don't waffle your answers be truthful and only say as much as know - it's a grad role, you don't need to know everything.

Graduate Process Engineer, Power, Process & Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Understand the company and it's values, ensure you cover relevant workplace experience, but also demonstrate your passions outside of work, what you have achieved and what you wish to achieve throughout your career at Mott MacDonald, both inside and outside your role.

Interview Advice:

The interview is quite structured, with a list of questions that must be covered. Don't let this intimidate you, as this gives you the opportunity to drive the tone of the interview, and make it as interesting and memorable as possible. Answer each question with an anecdote, whether it is experience in industry or in your personal life. This demonstrates a well rounded character, as well as showing that you are adaptable and can apply experience between circumstances and scenarios.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be you but link things to company values.

Interview Advice:

be confident, know the company, ask questions.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn about Mott MacDonald in detail.
Adjust your answers to match the company's values and needs.
Emphasize your ability to work well in a team.
Highlight your problem-solving skills.
Show that you can adapt and are eager to learn.

Interview Advice:

Share examples: Think of experiences that show your skills and achievements. Connect them to the role you want.
Emphasize teamwork: Show how you work with others, solve problems, and achieve goals together. Use examples of successful teamwork.
Practice and stay positive: Practice your answers, stay positive, and listen carefully during the interview.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Application was fairly quick and smooth.

Interview Advice:

Ask more about what your day-to-day will look like.

Graduate Tax Consultant, Finance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do a bit of research on the sector you have applied for and show enthusiasm

Interview Advice:

Make sure to revise your technical knowledge and smile

Graduate Civil Engineer, Energy Transmission and Distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you get your applications in early - demand for jobs is high and companies have been known to close applications early if sufficient numbers of candidates have applied.

Interview Advice:

Relax and breathe - the interviewers are there to see if you are the right fit for the culture more so than trying to ask you complex problems. Don't be afraid to say you don't know how to answer a technical question but tell them how you would approach the problem.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Foundations & Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

really demonstrate your interest in the role and try to relate as much experience as possible to the work you hope to be doing

Interview Advice:

They tend to really value team dynamics so being friendly and conversational will go a long way. On the technical questions, just answer as far as you can and tease out anything you think might be important to consider and any assumptions you make. Always try to point out any health and safety concerns with what you are discussing and connected impacts (if we use a culvert under a road, it could flood and make navigation difficult and or back up flooding other land/infrastructure)

Graduate Civil engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and find roles that suitable and precise to your past experience

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be aware of the skills needed for this role and how your experience can applied
Read up on transport policy and recent events to show interest in the role

Interview Advice:

Look at how recent events have affected transport (such as COVID) and what transport might look like in the future (HS2)
Become familiar with how you handle large and small datasets

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be Honest and self explanatory

Interview Advice:

Stay strong on your technical skills, research about the company's ethics. Have a never say never attitude.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Water Treatment and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be completely yourself.
Look at the companys values and make sure you can show your enthusiasm for all of them, with examples.
Ensure you have relevant experience and can give examples on skills related to the role.

Fire Engineer, Fire Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Write a good Cover letter showing your self and who you are and what is your goal is. How it can be aligned with the company purpose

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, they are nice and enjoyable interview. ask questions even if you are just wondering about something they said and you feel they would know better.

Graduate ITS Data Analyst, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Applying is quick and simple, I advise looking on their website frequently as roles seem to become available on a rolling basis.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you are up to date with the sector you are applying in, aware of current technologies and advancements within the sector. Try to be friendly, enthusiastic and show expression. Understand the companies principles.

Graduate Tunnel Engineer, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have detailed all your relevant skills and that you match the criteria set out in the application.

Interview Advice:

Answer truthfully and make sure to be yourself. Don't be afraid to ask for clarification or time to answer.

Graduate Engineering Geologist, Geotechnical Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't rush the application - really think about your answers, relate it to the role description and do your research.

Interview Advice:

Relax - everyone is very friendly. It is an informal conversation but still remain professional.

Graduate Project Manager, Defence at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate selflessness, consider how you believe the company matches your values, this will impact your experience in your role (e.g experimenting other areas, variety, recognising areas of strength, weakness and thiving).

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, mistakes happen - competence is shown through application and it is more important to be honest than to try and pretend you have an answer to everything. No one is flawless and honesty/selflessness is better portrayed.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Tunnel Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

What are your key strengths and what are you genuinely really good at? Make them stand out with colourful examples

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and be prepared for a long interview!

Graduate Transport Planner, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the employer to decide if you are compatible/ they do work that interests you. Be patient with the process and make sure all the forms are filled in correctly. Highlight what you're interested in/ what skills make you suited for the role.

Interview Advice:

Prepare for it by familiarising yourself with who the company are and what they do, plus the role you have applied for. Answer honestly and demonstrate how you can fit into the team. Practice with someone if possible- e.g. mock interview. Stay calm during the interview, pause if you need to think, repeating the question back to yourself if necessary, admit if you don't have knowledge of something, whilst highlighting your willingness to learn from and work with others once in the role. Don't assume you will automatically get the job; so be confident, yet humble.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The application was simple

Interview Advice:

Interviewers were very friendly and professional

Graduate Fire Engineer, Engineering Sciences at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Describe your thinking process behind why you made decisions

Interview Advice:

Think of examples beforehand to demonstrate skills such as team working

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railway Track at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company, ensure you share the same values and speak about this in your application.

Interview Advice:

Research the company, ensure you share the same values and speak about this in your application. Know yourself and experiences well.

Graduate Environmental and Sustainability Consultant, Environmental at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Fill in the application form as thoroughly as possible to demonstrate that you have strong interest in joining the company and the work expected in your role is well aligned with your interest

Interview Advice:

Be honest, relaxed and try to have an interactive conservation. Feel confident to express yourself .

Graduate Economic Consultant, BNC at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do a bit of research on the company's values and try to align your achievements/skills with those.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, it is more important to show that you would be a team player and good colleague rather than purely academic achievements. It doesn't matter if you don't know everything especially if you are applying for a role that wasn't directly related to your degree. It is more important that you show you are willing to learn and can give it a good go.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure that you have researched the company.
Ensure you have the qualifications, or are obtaining the qualifications necessary.

Graduate Engineering Geologist, Foundations and Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make the application as personal as possible, having genuine reasons for wanting to join the company is very important

Interview Advice:

If you don't know the answer to a question - make sure you give an honest answer rather than trying to make something up

Flood Risk Specialist, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Sell yourself as best as you can. All your achievements whether work related or not are crucial in showing all your skills and why you're the person for the job.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and understand the role you're going for as best as you can.

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Project Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

show your best self

Interview Advice:

Try and find out specifically what team you are interviewing for before the interview

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company's values
Brush up on your verbal and non-verbal reasoning skills

Interview Advice:

A question I was asked required me to be able to explain a technical concept in a way that someone who does not work in the industry would understand. Practising doing this would be useful.

Ensure you read up about the job role/career and what it involves and emphasise your enthusiasm for it.

Human Factors Engineer, Systems Engineering and Assurance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make your research for the specific department,
demonstrate yourself well

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and ask question about the role

Graduate Civil Engineer, Maritime at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Incorporate the company's 'PRIDE' ethical values found on the website. Show passion and express interest about net zero/sustainability, add as much extracurricular activities and experience

Interview Advice:

Express interest/passion about net zero/sustainability and other topics outside of the role you apply for, brush up basic knowledge on the job role from university, ask a lot of questions at the end of the interview

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Advisory – Transportation Portfolio at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show interest in what the company offers as part of the application questions and how you can relate to this. Examples could be to how historical projects have impacted you, or particular interest in a current relevant project.

Interview Advice:

To have reviewed basic concepts before the interview, in order to show competence within the field.
Prepare examples of problems that have previously been encountered that can be related to issues faced on a day-to-day basis. This doesn't have to be related to engineering, but demonstrates 'people skills' (e.g. have you previously organised events).
Be honest about strengths/weaknesses, showing how you approach developing weaknesses and nurturing strengths shows potential value to the team more than just technical knowledge.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Northern Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show interest in what the company offers as part of the application questions and how you can relate to this. Examples could be to how historical projects have impacted you, or particular interest in a current relevant project.

Interview Advice:

To have reviewed basic concepts before the interview, in order to show competence within the field.
Prepare examples of problems that have previously been encountered that can be related to issues faced on a day-to-day basis. This doesn't have to be related to engineering, but demonstrates 'people skills' (e.g. have you previously organised events).
Be honest about strengths/weaknesses, showing how you approach developing weaknesses and nurturing strengths shows potential value to the team more than just technical knowledge.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Northern Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Emphasise modules taken in your degree that directly relate to the role, get some real world experience of client-facing work in consultancy.

Interview Advice:

Ask why the company and role is right for you, what expectations there are in the role, what kind of projects will be undertaken/have been done before.

Graduate Climate Change Consultant, Climate and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Read the questions fully and make sure to actually respond to what is being asked. Don't just use typical 'buzz' words found online.

Interview Advice:

Three sections including a technical section. Be completely honest, don't just answer how you think the interviewer would want you to answer. Research the company so you're aware of projects and definitely ask a question at the end when prompted.

Graduate Nuclear Safety Engineer, Power, Process and Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate why Mott MacDonald's values are important to you and why you'd like to work at a multi-disciplinary consultancy.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and relax. If you've got to interview stage then you've met the criteria required so the interview is a conversation. You really want to show that your personality will bring a positive energy into the team. It is fine to let the conversation be more informal and ask questions to your interviewers, this shows you're interested!

Graduate Town Planner, Town Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Understand the engineering first principles rather than design codes.
Know the company PRIDE values and how they align with your values. Think of examples from your experience either within or outside of university.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Special Services Division (Metros and Civils) at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open and honest about your strengths and weaknesses. The company isn't looking for the 'perfect person', but someone who can collaborate well with others, has a good work ethic and is willing to learn.

Interview Advice:

Some basic technical questions were asked but it is more important to demonstrate that you are passionate about the role and the company than getting all the answers right.
Think about what it is that attracts you to this company specifically.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

They are looking for candidates that are passionate about the industry who are keen to learn and develop.

Interview Advice:

Know what's going on in the wider construction industry and what the company are currently involved in

Civil Engineer Apprentice, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

To apply regardless of their working experience

Interview Advice:

STAR Method

Graduate Transport Modeller, ITD at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take your time to answer the questions in full, try to show your interest and passion and read up on Mott MacDonald's values.

Interview Advice:

Try to be friendly and don't be too nervous, there is generally a very friendly and open atmosphere here so showing you are a team player and wanting to get involved is very useful.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you think carefully not just about the job title but also the sector and team you're applying to. I'm a hydrogeologist in the water resources and flooding team which means I do lots of water resources work and no engineering hydrogeology.

Interview Advice:

They call it a "Strengths based interview" but really it's just a normal interview but the interviewers have to stick to the script (which can be frustrating for all involved).
General interview tips apply so know the company and the role you're applying to (and think if there are any questions you have about what the role will involve). Come with a few examples in mind of times you have faced challenges which you have overcome.

Graduate Hydrogeologist, Water consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know about the company, what their large projects are and also other activities they do (i.e. volunteering, STEM)

Interview Advice:

Don't be afraid to be yourself, be confident and find out as much as you can about what your day to day will be.

Graduate Project Manager, Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do you research into the company's ethics etc

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Research your interviewers and their work as well as the company.

Graduate Civil Engineer, MMBC at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company, show your strengths, know why you want the role.

Interview Advice:

Show social skills as well as technical knowledge.

Civil Engineer, Waste Water Non-Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take time to think about how you answer each question, do research around the area and put in the effort.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you attempt to answer every question, even if you don't think it was a good response. But don't be afraid to take a minute to collect your thoughts before answering a question (or ask them to repeat it).

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Determine how your current skills and experience could directly benefit the company. Don't be afraid to admit you don't know everything yet - showing willingness to learn is key.
Get some experience (no matter how it relates) whilst still at uni/on completion of uni/courses.

Interview Advice:

Know your stuff - understand your key skills.
Be prepared for all sorts of questions (practice), and come with questions.

Graduate GIS Analyst, GIS at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to focus on your passions and what you want to achieve if successful, there is a culture of wanting employees to use their job to improve the world and be passionate about what they do.

Interview Advice:

Similarly there was a lot about who you are as a person and your aims. Lot more questions about how I work rather than technical skills I possessed, I was asked how I would feel about challenging authority, asked how I would explain something new to someone with no idea about it and then asked to explain something to the interviewers.

Graduate Transport Planner, TPN at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be aware the company decides which department to put you in regardless of the choice you make on your application.

Interview Advice:

Questions are based around projects and how you would approach them, it is challenging but the focus is more on how you think than getting it right.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research with the company and industry trends. Look at engineering articles and news stories to really understand the way the industry is going and what the future may look like. Knowledge of coding is a very useful skill too and if you have any experience of this be sure to mention it somewhere within your application.

Interview Advice:

Take a moment to really break down what the interviewer is asking you. The interview can be long but is very relaxed and the interviewers are not trying to trip you up or put you under any pressure.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Foundation and Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show your passion and interest in the role and subject.
Use the 'STAR' technique
Have strong knowledge in the role and job area, and show it on the application.
Strong research in company, values, culture, and projects.

Interview Advice:

Read thoroughly the job description and the role's responsibility.
Apply yourself into the responsibilities and pre-prepare some responses that shows you have the capability.
Strengthen you're technical knowledge, prepare to respond to some technical questions and have showcase you're experience.
Prepare at least 3 questions to ask the interviewer.

Carbon Management Consultant, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Present as much experience as possible, any experience is relevant - even if it is not industry specific

Interview Advice:

Not all of the questions have to be answered with regard to a civil engineering situation.
Ask if the interviewer could rephrase the question if you are unsure of how to answer

Graduate Civil Engineer, Maritime Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply as early as possible.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself at the interview so you can show who you really are.

Graduate Management Consultant, Management Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn about the company and their values. Learn about PRIDE in Motts. Understand the technical skills and knowledge relating to the job role you have applied for.
Application consisted of several written questions, a quiz to understand your strengths and weaknesses.

Interview Advice:

Interview was split into two parts.
Part 1: Interview questions based on the job role. Was asked about my skills, knowledge. Job role based scenario questions. General chat to get to know each other more.
Part 2: Was given a brief 1-week before the interview and had to prepare a report and presentation. Delivered the presentation and was then asked further questions about this.

Graduate Project Manager, Project Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

As a graduate, don't overly focus on the technical elements. That is important but most people will be at a similar level. The elements that set you apart will be your communication skills, other achievements and how you come across as a person.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. I wasn't asked too many overly technical questions - just a couple of basic ones so the interviewers could get an idea of my thought process and how logically I answered the question. Other questions that were asked were more reactive and not questions that you could prepare for too much. Just take your time, be honest and answer as you feel is most appropriate.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways and Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice: Show your passion in the application questions. Use a concise CV format. Write a persuasive cover letter. Know the company.

Interview Advice: Know the company. Use the STAR method. Dress smart but not too smart, the company doesn't do suits and ties. Bring notes, it makes you look prepared.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice: GIS is a skill that the team hold in high regard. HS2 is a very important client to the team. Experience over qualifications.

Interview Advice: Let your personality come through. Show that you are passionate about the role and the company. Interviews are more relaxed than other consultancy firms and are more conversational in style so be ready to have a chat rather than formal question and answer. I was asked what land referencing is - it is worth looking this up Take a look at the Society of Land Referencers. Talk about HS2, as they are one of our biggest clients.

Graduate Assistant Land Consultant, Land Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice: Show your enthusiasm and highlight what you like about Motts - ethics and interesting work etc.

Interview Advice: Look at work Motts has completed - which projects interest you?

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport Development at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you are honest about your skill set, and have a good working knowledge of Excel as well as good organisation skills.

Interview Advice:

I was asked to do an excel and Microsoft word test (mostly focused on how you problem solve.

Learning and Development Administrator, Learning and Development at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be yourself and show off what you enjoy doing (work and non work related)

Data Scientist, Digital Ventures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get your application sorted early as it is one of the first to close.

Interview Advice:

Prepare by looking at typical questions asked and the entry requirements in the job description.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridges and Civil Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Not to apply

Interview Advice:

Just use the STAR method

Graduate Transport Modeller, ITD at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Focus on why you want to work in the particular sector and what sets Mott MacDoanld apart from their competitors (employee owned etc).

Interview Advice:

Be personable, be prepared to be asked what you want from the role and why you want it. Think why MM, why engineering etc.

Graduate Process Engineer, Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB) – Process Design at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Really make the most of any relevant experience especially internships or university projects that overlap with the specific projects you would expect to work on in the role. Make your skills and experience as obvious as possible in the application.

Interview Advice:

Prepare for both technical and soft skills / experience questions as both will be asked, e.g. I was asked about the Bernoulli equation. Read around the subject matter for which you are interviewing - for example if you are interviewing for Rail make sure you are up to date on current rail projects and the industry in general.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and relate your application as much as you can to the company values.

Interview Advice:

Be completely yourself.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings and Cities at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Interpersonal skills were highly valued, "soft skills". As a grad you aren't expected to know all the technical details at this stage in your career and it's good that this is acknowledged.

Interview Advice:

Interpersonal skills were highly valued, "soft skills". Fairly standard interview questions, "what direction are you planning to go in your career, project management or taking on a more technical role?" etc... Nothing out of the ordinary.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Civil Engineering – Water Sector at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Fairly analytical, make sure you are comfortable with numbers.

Interview Advice:

Do research on company, their values, and the sort of the projects they work on.
Also brush up on your technical skills and knowledge.

Graduate Carbon Management Consultant, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It is a lot more chilled than you will actually think!

Interview Advice:

Don't put on a fake face, display yourself and your skills in a relaxed, communicative way.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Dams and River Engineer at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Answer everything honestly and show where your interest comes from and what you want to do with it. Find something they might see as unique.

Interview Advice:

Don't worry too much about it. The technical section is more geared to see how you think than expecting you to know every answer, so hours of revision isn't necessary. Just put on your engineering cap and answer the technical questions logically. For the rest of the interview, answer the questions as you see fit. It helps to have gone through the guide and bullet point some ideas for the questions. These won't be the exact ones but thinking about 'moments you have gone out of your comfort zone' etc will help you formulate answers on the day and will hopefully prevent you using the same stories/examples repeatedly.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the role and department you are applying for, as there are many sub sectors within each field of engineering.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrating teamwork and communication skills are far more important than technical knowledge. I had very little experience of civil engineering other than my degree.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Waste water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you use the method of
>What was the task/problem?
>How did you contribute and what methods did you use?
>How did you improve the outcome or add value?

Also ensure you sell your personal skills and add some personality.

Interview Advice:

If you're at interview stage, they are already impressed with your past experience etc. This is an opportunity to show them what you're like to work with!
Practise questions with coursemates to make responses more natural and allow you personality to show.
Revise your application and CV, and ask questions! they need to see that you are interested!

Graduate Planner, Specialist Advisory. Advisory and Programme Delivery. at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

To learn more about the company, its values and its projects

Interview Advice:

Be yourself
Stay positive and enjoy the process

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Put effort into your written answers to the questions in the initial application

Interview Advice:

Prepare for a mixture of technical and behavioural questionss

Graduate Systems Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Align to the values of the company
Emphasise teamwork and communication
Evidence ability to communicate complicated concepts

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, it is personality driven
Don't rush questions, take time to think

Graduate Consultant, BNC Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Tend to offer interviews quite late in the cycle, job offers are issued a couple months after some of the other consultancies.

Interview Advice:

Small presentation and then classic interview questions.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Dams and Reservoirs at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Put a lot of effort into the application questions. There is only one interview stage so your application is heavily scrutinised.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and don't be afraid to say you don't know something, they don't expect you to be an expert in a niche field straight away.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Authenticity

Interview Advice:

Prepare thoroughly

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Treatment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Talk about skills that you can bring and why you like transport.

Interview Advice:

Show motivation for working with transport

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

blanket apply

Interview Advice:

be knowledgeable

Building Services Degree apprentice, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest - show that you thought about the question and actually tailor your application to the company. Use examples of what the company is doing and relate that to your interests.

Interview Advice:

Try to remain calm - understand the question and think of a response before answering and answer openly!

Graduate Planner, Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show examples of experience and initiative - even if without engineering. You'll be expected to partially manage your own time/work, so showing you're capable of this prior would be a big advantage.

Interview Advice:

Use "I", remove any ambiguity about your input into what you're describing. Sell yourself, but also ensure the interviewees are selling the company/ office too.

Graduate Civil Engineer, SNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you know and understand the company culture

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. Let your interests shine and be honest with where you see your career developing. As a strengths-based interview, this is the most important - to be authentic

Graduate Catchment Scientist, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply as early as possible

Interview Advice:

Be yourself

Mathematical Modeller, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be yourself, they are interested in how you would be like to work with, not only prior technical experience

Data Scientist, Digital Ventures/Moata at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the work and projects that the company gets involved in. Also, information on current trends in the industry.

Interview Advice:

Try relating the questions to previous work and experience.

E.g. Do you prefer working individually or in a team.

Here you can give an example from university, part-time job, extracurricular activities etc.

Graduate Power System Engineer, Energy Transmission and Oil & Gas at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you thoroughly research both the company, its current projects and the job role

Interview Advice:

prepare a good set of interview questions for after the interview to reiterate your interest

Graduate Transport Planner, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be thorough. Have your calculator ready you will need it for basic 'IQ testing'.

Interview Advice:

Be well prepared! There are many resources online (even on youtube) about interviews and what questions to prepare for. MM uses competence based interviews so you really need to have some answers ready in advance e.g. 'Tell us about a situation when you had to explain something difficult to another person without the knowledge of the topic.' Talk about strengths, weaknesses but be yourself, try to be relaxed and friendly - they are too.

Project Management, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

There may be some material online that you can practice from so always look into this. If this is not available then take your time on the questions and try to complete the tests as you would any exam etc.

Interview Advice:

Be truthful in your experiences, the company want to see what you're like as a person as well as the credentials you bring.

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Commercial at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Consider MM's PRIDE values and the importance of SDG's

Interview Advice:

Be personable, at the end of the day it is a consulting business so you have to be client focused

Graduate Consultant, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Internship experience was fundamental

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railway at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

- Reflect on what you do well and what you find motivating and energising.
- Take your time and provide genuine answers.

Interview Advice:

- Remember to have fun and show why you would be good fit
- Ask questions

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you understand and show the Mott MacDonald's PRIDE values and try to understand what makes them stand out as a company, and why this attracts you to work with them.

Interview Advice:

Slightly different to other interviews I experienced, I was asked more open-ended and conversational questions like "what would you do..." rather than "tell us about a time..." But make sure to draw on previous experience and sell yourself whilst answering the questions.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Focus on your strenghts and where you'd like to improve. Team working, adaptability and eagerness to develop yourself is paramount.

Interview Advice:

Highlight your interests in the field by bringing up any industry news you might have recently read, and discuss how you and the interviewee think it will impact the field.

Also focus on your ability to work with people and adapt to personal and technical environments.

OCS Graduate Engineer, Overhead Contact Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply as early as possible

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and honest in your answers

Mathematical Modeller, Asset Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be precise

Interview Advice:

Share your own experience, give real life examples

Graduate Software Developer, Moata at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

This is an opportunity to show your accolades. Any educational qualifications, memberships to professional organisations (student membership is free for a large range) & extra curricular activities should be highlighted here to help differentiate yourself.

Interview Advice:

Speaking from personal experience, my interview was split between technical questions and assessment of my character.
The technical questions element allowed my interviewer to determine how I analysed the queries. Most queries were based on content I learned during my time in education. A small number of queries were presented to analyse how I approached and critically analysed the queries.
The character assessment element allowed my interviewer to understand me in a greater depth to determine if I would be suitable for my proposed team. This is more of an informal discussion and an opportunity for you to ask the interviewer questions in return.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The assessment questions are always the hardest in any application.

Interview Advice:

Must be some background information of fire safety engineering

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings – civil engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and yourself. Answer the application questions with details about your social life and hobbies/sports that you might have, everyone has the qualifications but not everyone has the additions outside of the working life.

Interview Advice:

The interview is more of a chat to check that you can talk your way through a problem, even if you don't know the answer, it's how you explain your process to get there, including asking for help from potential colleagues. The interviews aim to focus on strengths not knowledge. Talk your time and talk socially. The interviewers are looking for people they can spend all day everyday with, not jsut someone who will get on with work.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Team at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be able to reference university work and be prepared for typical competency questions based on the role you are interviewing for, e.g. typical structural engineering design questions.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

The interview was mostly strength based questions (I.e there is no right or wrong answer!), so be completely honest.

There is a few technical questions too. Even if you don’t know the answer, try to think about how you’d go about finding it out, and what other factors you might consider. You aren’t expected to know every answer, but a willingness and hunger to learn are admired.

Graduate Signalling Designer, Railways, Signalling at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Develop your communication and be ready to team working

Interview Advice:

Stay calm and just be honest when you answer

Graduate Structural Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Focus on the key messages of doing things for people

Graduate Consultant, Strategic Consulting Team at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research applied position well. Location preference quite important.

Interview Advice:

Not only prepare technical answers. Also need to show enthusiasm in applied area as well as a good personality.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, be personable, and make the strengths that you have apparent.

Interview Advice:

We all know the standard spiel that google spouts, so be specific about yourself. And don't be afraid to offer up failures as examples - how we react to hardship is essential and very easy to empathise with.

Systems Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company and role, highlighting the projects and work as well as an understanding of the industry and its current challenges.

Interview Advice:

Thorough preparation including the location of the interview, the route that you're going to be taking, practice mock interviews.

Try to use previous experience to relate to questions (for e.g. "Would you rather work individually or in a team?"). Examples can be from either academic or personal experiences.

Questions asked include:
Would you follow an instruction or do the right thing?
Why do you think it is important to challenge yourself?

Graduate Power Systems Engineer, Power Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't overthink the application process, think about your answers but answer honestly.

Interview Advice:

Think about the attributes the company wants from a new graduate and find ways in which you have displayed these attributes whether within your degree course or otherwise. Bring in any project work or other work you think they would be interested in looking at.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structural Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Summer internships and work experience

Graduate Civil Engineer, Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Write out multiple answers for interview questions, look at the company website - many big companies offer interview and application tips and tricks, use them!

Interview Advice:

Find out about projects currently being worked on and the people interviewing you and their background.

Assistant Land Consultant, Land Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be confident, a team player and outgoing.

Interview Advice:

Know the industry and what Mott MacDonald specialises in project-wise.

Graduate Management Consultant, Education, Health and Care at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Prepare well and research the company. Don't be put off by the interview style, just show you know the role and are ready for a challenge.

Graduate Transport Planner, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It's a long process, but it's worth it!

Interview Advice:

Go in confident, it is as much about you as a person and how you fit into the team as it is your technical knowledge. Brush up on some info about some major transport projects in the UK and give lots of examples of your experiences and how you have learnt from them.

Graduate Transport Planner, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take up an industrial placement first to get your foot in the door and have some extra experience under your belt.

Interview Advice:

Also ask questions, shows you have an interest in the role.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridge Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply only for the areas you really want to go to, unless you are undecided. Highlight yourself as a well rounded technical and interpersonal person.

Interview Advice:

Review the technical area, the current industry and wider CSR trends of companies of the same size. Detail times when your personal traits were challenged as well as your technical skills.

OCS Graduate Engineer, Overhead Catenary Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply asap

Interview Advice:

Don't be afraid, interviews for graduates are casual.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself in your application - even though the application questions are generic, put your personality into your answers.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and relaxed - the interviewer wants to know you're good at the job but also wants someone they can spend all day every day working with, so show your personality and have a good chat. I was asked some basic technical questions but just talk through the challenge as you would in your head to explain your process.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Team at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself! Highlight any team design work you have at uni etc.

Interview Advice:

Basic structural mechanics - bending moment diagrams, deflections etc. Know your basics well.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Structures / Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Have a good balance of technical capability and the ability to communicate your reasoning to others.
Show you can think of things from other people's perspective.
Demonstrate your ability and where you know it ends and where you would require other people's assistance

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Transmission & Distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate working experiences

Project Leader, Civil Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research information on the company, current projects and gain some knowledge of the transport industry. Make the reader aware of your wider experience in other areas and some practical problem solving skills. Practice for the maths test and feel comfortable in the knowledge you are not always expected to finish all the questions in the limited time.

Interview Advice:

Research information on the company, current projects and gain some knowledge of the transport industry. Make sure you are aware of basic road network terms and their meaning for example what a bypass actually is.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and motivated, create a good portfolio

Interview Advice:

Be motivated, say what you can bring to the company, show your interests in a field you wish to develop your career, the company, your professional interests and personal motivation

Landscape Architect, EVT at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be yourself, MMB is great for office activities and they want to get to know you.
I have been asked to sketch the momentum flow.

Graduate Civil Engineer – Project Leader, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you are interested in the field. Demonstration of experience went a long way.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make the application relevant to the job/company

Interview Advice:

Research the company

Graduate Civil Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be keen, don't be afraid to get something wrong. Make sure to keep explaining what you're thinking.

Transport Modeller, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Good understanding and communication skills.

Interview Advice:

To prepare the basic knowledge about noise and vibration, like what is reverberation time, resonance frequency, decibel level, sound insulation, absorption coefficient, etc.

Graduate Acoustic Engineer, Noise and vibration at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure the role is right for you and offers everything you want in terms of project scope and responsibility.

Interview Advice:

Learn company values and the specific sector work that the company engages in.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environmental Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show who you are and why you are good for the company. Make sure you know about the company.

Interview Advice:

Some technical questions - structural mechanics.
Be you.
Don't be afraid to ask questions.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Having related work experience or project experience is a big plus. Even if it was in a different field, many of the skills are transferable, e.g. researching, data analysis and communication. Make sure you highlight this.

Interview Advice:

I had to prepare a presentation on a design question that was provided to me ahead of the interview. I asked my university professor for guidance, which allowed me to deliver a high quality answer. The interviewers were also very impressed when they asked how I had prepared for the question.

The remainder of the interview consisted of a mix of technical questions and typical interview-style questions. The technical questions were phrased in a "How would you..." manner, rather than looking for a specific answer.. I certainly didn't know the answer to every question but the interviewers were interested in my thinking process. This is your opportunity to showcase your analytical mind, if you don't know the answer, start with what you do know and don't be afraid to ask the interviewers questions.

For the typical interview style questions (e.g. team work experience, how would you handle a difficult situation, etc) make sure you provide examples of times when you used these skills.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Transmission and Distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Note extra-curricular activities and outside interests.

Interview Advice:

Stay calm and be genuine.

Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research. Make sure you know the values of Mott MacDonald and try to link your answers incorporating those values or how important they are to you.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and enthusiastic. They are looking for the right attitude in a person rather than the person who has the most knowledge.
The questions I was asked were more about myself and my experience, rather than testing me on how much I knew about the company.

Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure to highlight skills either engineering and non-engineering that are most applicable to the role for which you are applying.

Interview Advice:

Know the role's responsibilities in which you are applying and be able to explain how your experiences would suit the role.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and open. Also, do some reading around the current issues/advantages of working in the industry and relate these to skills you have developed.

Interview Advice:

Why you want to be in the industry, know some information about it.

Graduate Transport Planner, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Actual experience goes down a lot better than fluff.

Interview Advice:

Do some preparation, learn about the company, be confident.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you show your specific attributes in the questions, rather than those that are generally considered good.

Interview Advice:

Relax and think about the questions before answering.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and sell yourself. Ensure that everything you put in your application you can expand on and be ready to answer questions around it.

Interview Advice:

Why do you want to work in the water industry?
Technical questions about water treatment.
Pump sizing considerations.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

MM appreciates a well-written Cover Letter.
Having a master's degree will help you get a job but it is on necessary to have one. (I don't)

Interview Advice:

Prepare for some technical questions related to your discipline.
Read up on company's previous projects (and reference them during your interview if relevant and suitable).
Be aware of the industry that the company operates in and take into account some factors that can affect it.
Bring questions you want to ask the interviewer yourself and show how much you are interested in taking the job.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Water Sector at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare your CV and cover letter for the exact position you would like to opt within the company as we work in many different sectors.

Interview Advice:

Just be yourself, in addition to the technical knowledge, Mott MacDonald also focuses on hiring open and friendly employees that will easily integrate within the team.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply to the division where the applicant is really interested, instead of the higher salary or popular ones.

Interview Advice:

Revise the notes and material from University as well as topics about health and safety.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Mott Macdonald Bentley at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest about what you want.

Don't be too uptight, you still want to be personable.

It's okay to not come across as perfect, sometimes it's the drive to get up and improve that impresses.

Interview Advice:

You'll have a 5 min presentation.

Graduate RAMS Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare for the online tests.

Interview Advice:

Know a bit about the company - specifically the division you have the interview for.
Take your time when answering questions - the first thing that pops into your head isn't always correct.

Graduate civil engineer, Water & Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research on the role and the company.

Interview Advice:

Prepare examples from your life showing key competencies such as teamwork, leadership etc.

Assistant Mechanical Engineer, Tunnel Ventilation, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get your graduate applications in early in the uni semester.

Interview Advice:

Health and Safety is key, engage on a personal level with the interviewer.

Environmental Scientist, Built Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show why you're different to everyone else with a degree - Everyone applying will have a top class degree, so focus on what would make you an excellent employee.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself - don't let the interview nerves overshadow your personality. If you've got an interview then you're good enough on paper for the job. The interview is all about your personality and how you'd fit into the office.

Graduate Bridge Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself and make sure you show off your achievements that are outside of education as well as academic achievements.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic and ask questions.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings South East at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure your CV and cover letter both represent who you are and what kind of position you are looking for, to make sure the people reviewing your application know what you want them to know. Make it easy for the reviewer to accept you by presenting the information well.

Interview Advice:

Just be passionate about engineering and be prepared to have a conversation about work, the industry, a bit of technical competence etc.

Structural Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make your CV stand out! (Not by having like incredible grades) - something out of the box that you do in your spare time or at Uni. Having read loads of incoming CVs with straight 80%s everywhere, it's the interesting other stuff that gets the attention!

Interview Advice:

Know your structures, and be prepared to answer rogue structural questions in the interview. Also be prepared for all the standard strength based stuff as well.

Graduate Bridge Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Understand the company values and ensure they align with your values
Have passion for the work you would like to do
List all experiences you have to date
Use the STAR method

Interview Advice:

Be truthful/honest about your knowledge
Speak clearly
Do you research about the company and industry
Do some technical questions and ensure you know your stuff
Relax and stay calm
Come prepared with questions - what make MM the company for you to work for? etc...

Graduate Process Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Understand the types of projects that Mott MacDonald win and work on.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Built Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be passionate about the job and what youre doing.

Graduate Waste Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Highlight experience specific to the team/role you are applying for, the more specificity on your cv the better.

Interview Advice:

Fairly relaxed, very basic technical questions but more about team working, time management, previous project work and experiences.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation – Ports, Coastal and Offshore at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Concentrate on backing up your claims with evidence and experiences.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, part of what people look for during an interview is if they could get on with you/work with you day in day out.

Technical Advisor, Strategic Consultancy Service at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be passionate about what you are doing and be yourself.

Interview Advice:

Have food before you go. I had Nando's.
Know your first principles and how to draw BMD and SFD of a beam and a portal.
Know a joke or two.
Be eager to learn.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structural Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Discuss your professional interests in your application.

Interview Advice:

Be friendly and just say if you don't know then explain how you would find out.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you demonstrate that you are genuinely interested in the sector or a particular career.

Interview Advice:

You don't need to study for the interview but make sure you know the technical fundamentals as well as terminology related to the particular type of work you will be doing. I would recommend doing a bit of research about the office (projects and clients this particular office serves or works with) that you would work in) . Ask questions at the end of the interview.

Project Leader, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do research on the company. Know the market and upcoming work.

Interview Advice:

Do research on the company. Know the market and upcoming work.

Structural Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and be yourself.

Interview Advice:

Be honest and be yourself, don't be afraid to give a short answer if that's all that's needed, don't ramble.
Mainly asked about past experience and what I would do in certain situations/scenarios.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Strong grounding in fundamentals of software engineering such as object oriented design, data structures, testing.

Graduate Software Engineer, Transport Technology Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be short but concise. Get your past experience across without leaving the reviewer with pages and pages to read. Get your passion across.

Interview Advice:

Ask questions to find out if this is the correct job for you, the interview process goes both ways. Research the company beforehand and, more than likely, a technical question will be asked, so try to brush up on this as well.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water non-infra at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show lots of examples of team work as being able to work as part of a team is vital for the role.
If your degree isn't in fire engineering then make sure you can show that you have a high level of technical knowledge in your own subject and show evidence of problem solving.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and try and come into the interview feeling relaxed as that will be the best way to show your personality. We work with lots of different stakeholders and are often client facing so it's good to show that you would be comfortable speaking with new people.

If you are undertaking a masters thesis/final year project, make sure that you know it inside out and can talk enthusiastically about the work that you've done.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice: Be honest, Mott MacDonald want to know what you like and don't like, to see how if you will enjoy the work. The theory is, if you are interested in the work, you will be more driven than someone who doesn't enjoy the work.

Interview Advice: Be honest and consider what challenges a consultancy might face. Students often don't consider the financial side of working for a consultancy and with clients. Think of different examples to demonstrate skills.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you let your personality come across when answering the application questions.

Interview Advice:

Research the company, prepare for the presentation.

Reliability and Safety Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be prepared. Research the company and think about why you will fit into that company.

Interview Advice:

I was asked a technical question so be prepared for that (ie draw a bending moment diagram for a particular structure).

Civil Engineer, Bridge at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Come across as knowledgable, truthful and enthusiastic.

Interview Advice:

Ensure you come across as a person people would want to spend 8 hours a day with as part of a team. Friendliness, politeness and fun are underrated.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Understand what it is you want in your future career and how reaching these aims benefit Mott MacDonald. Show that you are passionate about the firm and understand the difference between the company and its competitors.

Interview Advice:

Don't be afraid to say you don't know the answer to a question but also be prepared to use your logic and reasoning to reach your best guess.
Prepare well, read about the projects the company is involved in and have done in the past. Understand the challenges and opportunities facing the industry more broadly.

Graduate Engineering Geologist, Engineering Geology at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

When writing a cover letter remember the 4 questions you need to answer; WHY are you writing. WHY the company, WHY the role, and WHY you.

Interview Advice:

Be positive about the opportunities available and don't get set on doing one type of work; there's loads of stuff that you probably never thought about doing.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take practice papers for the competency question.

Interview Advice:

To show enthusiasm and be genuine.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Intergrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest, clear and concise.

Interview Advice:

To not only to have good knowledge of the company as a whole, but specifically within the division you have applied for.

Graduate Civil Engineer, MMB at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Gain as much experience as you can, being able to use practical experience of the industry within the application makes you stand out.

Interview Advice:

STAR questions
Future of the industry
How can you help the company tackle the challenges the industry will face.

Graduate Transport Planner, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Gain as much volunteering experience as possible during your time at university, especially in your holiday periods.

Interview Advice:

Dress smart, be enthusiastic. Try and add a second response if possible to a question, so give them two scenarios if possible.

Ecologist, Environmental at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Understand about the company culture, as an employee owned company our vision and values are core to how we work.

Interview Advice:

Completing work placements at the company helped me, I had previously done summer placements at the office I went on to work at as a graduate.

Civil Engineer, Light Rapid Transit & Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company, current project, ethics etc..

Graduate Civil/Structural Engineer, Building and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You need to meet the job requirements, especially the software and knowledge background requirements.

Interview Advice:

Be confident at what you have done/learnt;
Knowledge of related area/software

PTD at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Relevance demonstration is important.

Interview Advice:

It is more about who you are and how you work rather than what you know.

Project Engineer, Power transmission and distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Expend time knowing the company and prepare a good cover letter.

Interview Advice:

Prepare your interview really well.

Mechanical Engineer, Thermal Power Generation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Not popular as a role but small industry and easy to develop your career faster.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate any transportation related skills.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Highways Technology at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

- Pay very close attention to both CV and cover letter.
- Get as much advice as you possibly can from your University careers office or industry professionals on CV and cover letter writing.
- Always give specific examples of where you have developed knowledge and experience. It is no use to simply say you have a skill or know something, demonstrate how you gained that knowledge or skill in the first place.
- Be as flexible on the location you will be based as you possibly can. Even if it is not ideal for you, it is much easier to move location within the company after you have established yourself as a good employee.
- By all means showcase your academic achievements, but do not focus on them too much. It is also important to highlight extra-curricular activities and achievements.
- If you are applying for an engineering role, do some research on the process of becoming a chartered engineer, and say that it is something you intend on embarking on. Demonstrating knowledge and commitment to chartership will definitely make you stand out.

Interview Advice:

- If you are applying for an engineering role, do some research on the process of becoming a chartered engineer, and say that it is something you intend on embarking on. Demonstrating knowledge and commitment to chartership will definitely make you stand out.
- Say that you understand that your own career development is your own responsibility and that you understand that you will be expected to take responsibility for your own work from early on. While every company knows that you obviously need a considerable amount of guidance as a fresh graduate, no company will hire someone who expects to be spoon fed everything. It is good to demonstrate that you know and understand this.

Project Leader, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take your time and read the questions asked twice before you answer them.

Interview Advice:

Smile and show you are the best for the role. Don't lie about your capabilities, it will be obvious to an experienced engineer. Understand your limits.

Civil Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't waffle.

Interview Advice:

Be interested in the company, the people interviewing you will be your colleagues.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Practise psychometric tests ahead of talking the application tests - there are plenty to be found online and can help you to understand what the tests are looking for.
Get your CV sorted, don't let it be too long winded and aim for it to be essentially a summary of highlights - don't get bogged down with tangential details as the people looking at the CVs are busy and will be looking for key qualities. As long as your base qualifications and experience are good then the nitty gritty can be discussed in the interview.

Interview Advice:

For engineers, drawings will provide an important talking point - even if drawings aren't necessarily correct they help to show an understanding of the processes involved in design.
Answer questions honestly and be frank about what you are looking for, above all be enthusiastic. I openly admitted in my interview that I had almost no electrical background but expressed my willingness to learn and that got me the electrical engineering job.

Electrical Building Services Engineer, Buildings and Infrastucture at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do work experience in different companies, it'll help you rule certain roles out as well as in.

Interview Advice:

We talked about a lot of real life scenarios rather than theory topics which I enjoyed.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Target CV and cover letter at the role in question as much as possible. Include outside interests to show you are a well rounded individual.

Interview Advice:

Be personable, interviewers will be looking at how well they think you will fit into the existing dynamic of the team as well as at your technical skills and knowledge.

Engineering Geologist, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest, employers don't expect you to be the master of everything when you're fresh out of university.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. It's important for the interviewer(s) to see the real you and see whether you will fit in with the team. I've learnt that this is extremely important for you and your wellbeing at work!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have included points which directly relate to the job description and tasks listed. Get your application in as soon as possible as there are rolling opportunities and they close the vacancy once a position has been filled.

Interview Advice:

Ensure that you think of competency based questions directly relating to the tasks that you will be carrying out.
Relax and be yourself!

Assistant Project Manager, International Development Services- International Education at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take your time and complete all sections of the application form thoroughly. By taking time now you save yourself time later on in the process.

If your application involves a series of psychometric tests, look for practise tests online and get plenty of practise in prior to starting your real test. For these particular tests practise makes perfect.

Interview Advice:

Interview was very informal. Plenty of questions about you as a person to begin with. The interview is part of a two way process, it is a vital way for the company to learn more about you and for you to learn more about the company. Be open and honest in all your answers and you will get the most out of the interview. Nothing is designed to trip you up, it just enables the recruiter to gauge whether or not you have the skills applicable to the job role.

The technical part of the interview consists of a series of questions relevant to both your academic studies and the job role in question. If you do not know the answer to the question or want any clarification then please say so. Do not try and create a false answer.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

-Prepare for the tests

Interview Advice:

-Read up about the company and industry
-Know your CV

Graduate Transport Planner, at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Interview process interested in you as an individual, so express your personal interests, achievements and goals.

Graduate Transport Planner, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

- Sell your strengths

Interview Advice:

- Be yourself
- Find out information about your possible role

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your background research

Interview Advice:

What's your experience (e.g. dissertation, modules covered in uni which relate to the job role). Don't be shy to ask questions, employers love this.

Graduate Contaminated Land Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Say something different on your application form! Don't always stick to the same clichéd answers.

Interview Advice:

Show a genuine passion for your job area, as well as your interests. If you can relate them back to a professional sense, great!

Graduate Structural Engineer, Buildings and Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and explain what you most enjoy and how you aim to contribute to the company's growth.

Interview Advice:

Be natural in your answers and responses as your personality and soft skills may favour you more than hard skills or the grades you have.

Graduate Process Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open to working in a range of offices, not just local ones.

Interview Advice:

Research the company, especially the ethics.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Special Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The company has a wide variety of sectors, which most can see your CV on application.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and be honest with what you want.

Assistant Design Engineer, Transportation – Telecommunications at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research into job role and tailor CV

Interview Advice:

Research into role and ask questions

Assistant Land Consultant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get some experience or networking contacts! I think the short-term placement I undertook was invaluable for demonstrating that I was reliable and capable, whilst also reassuring me that it was an organisation I would be happy in. I applied during the final year of my BSc and was not invited for interview. However, after enrolling for my MSc and undertaking a short-term placement, I seemed to breeze through the following year's recruitment process.

Interview Advice:

Obviously I was nervous but I'd prepared well so I was quietly confident. I was interviewed by two senior female colleagues and overall the interview was quite informal/conversational and I felt welcomed. I was able to answer the brief technical questions competently, so much of the time was spent discussing my motivation for and understanding of the role, and ideas for career ambitions. I can't remember many specific questions but I do recall that I did some internet research before the interview and the questions I found others had been asked were very similar to those I faced, so the prep helped. Overall I think I was in the interview for something like 60-90 minutes.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show keenness to improve and learn. A proactive attitude is very welcome.

Landscape Architecture, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get as much relevant experience as possible in the form of internships and work experience.

Interview Advice:

Be honest about what you do/don't understand in a technical interview, and about what you want to do. You have to have an interest in the job and work in order to get the most out of something. As much as a job is a job, it is important to be interested in what you are offered.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn about the company.

Interview Advice:

Understand the responsibilities and work you are likely to undertake.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highway Design Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show your qualifications clearly, align experience and aspirations to the commercial focus of consultancy, and don't try to get smart. Let your experience speak for itself. Try and pin point what your value is and sell that!

Interview Advice:

This is your chance to show that you are personable. Remember that interviewers have asked you in because they think you have the right stuff on paper, and they are likely most interested to know if you would fit in with the team. Day to day this will involve the soft side of your character - who you are, what you enjoy, how you relate to people. Then, they may ask some probing questions to make sure you can take the pressure within a high profile consulting environment. Be prepared to show grit and focus.

Heritage Consultant, Environmental Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You shouldn't avoid speaking about times you failed. Not everyone is perfect, and it is just as important to prove that you can take a knock and not lose confidence. To paraphrase Churchill - success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.

Interview Advice:

Be ready to present
Be ready to speak in depth about experiences
Know about the company you're applying for and the role
Really hammer in that you are capable of carrying out the required tasks

RAMS Engineer, Railways – Systems Engineering and Assurance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be concise, give evidence of your work and if you have little-to-no experience then use your time in education to demonstrate a wider range of ability ie teamwork, organisation, timekeeping, planning etc. everybody does those things every day.

Interview Advice:

Prepare the standard questions well, don't worry about the slim chance of an unusual question coming up, the interviewer is not going to try and trick you to make you look bad, they want you to look good. Know your strengths, weaknesses etc, and a little about what the company does - not so much the number of staff etc but what a consultancy firm is, why you prefer that to a contractor etc.

Grad Civil Engineer, Buildings & Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It's good to know more about the company to know whether it suits you. If it does, give it a go.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared, there is nothing better than being prepared and confident in the interview. Most importantly, be truthful.

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Advisory Project Delivery at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take your time to answer the online tests, and spend time practicing beforehand.

Interview Advice:

Know the company, and know what you want out of your career.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If the position does not match 100% with your future career plans but you still enjoy the company apply for that position and then opportunities will come up. Since we are a multinational organization moving to other countries/cities and/or project is easy. Eventually you will find a place within the company where you feel satisfied.

Interview Advice:

The most important is to be yourself. Just tell the truth and have relevant examples ready to prove skills like teamwork, leadership, initiative etc.

Assistant Project Manager, International Education Development at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get as much work experience as possible.

Interview Advice:

Research the company and come up with questions to ask.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environmental Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Modelling tends to attract very logical people. You don't have to be a robot though. It's good to show a bit of your personality and passion for the sector. Analytical skills are a must.

Interview Advice:

Asked about the challenges facing the transport sector in the near future.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show that you can understand problems holistically and can think outside the box for a solution.

Interview Advice:

Be ready to ask questions to better understand the work that is going on and your potential role within the team.

Project Manager, IT at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest in your application and make your CV stands out. Using buzz words doesn't work, you are most likely to impress by having a range of experiences and good academic results.

Take your time in answering the questions in the application process. I know it can be time consuming when you are applying to multiple companies but the person reading it is only interested in their company. SO make sure to answer the question properly and not just a generic copy paste answer from other applications.

Interview Advice:

Arrive early, dress smartly and smile, it all makes a good first impression. Come prepared if they ask you to prepare a presentation and make sure you are passionate about the topic, it really comes across. Remember from the moment you step into the building until the moment you leave you are being interviewed.

Assistant OLE Engineer, Transportation Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be prepared to travel for the job as even though it is advertised in an area it is not where you will be working. You will most likely be moved into the client's office. State that you are interesting in international travel (if you are) as this is highly desired in this role. Talk about Mott MacDonald's PRIDE and Health and Safety.

Interview Advice:

I was questioned on the importance of health and safety, my past experience and what kind of projects I would be interested in working on at Mott MacDonald.

Graduate Project Manager, Advisory (APD) at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Focus your application on the job role you are applying for. Make sure relevant skills are clear in any application.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. The interview was partly about my skills but also about how I would fit into the team.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Don't be alarmed by fairly casual / laid back interview

Transport Planner, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Aim at showing you want to work in teams

Interview Advice:

Show respect to hierarchy and be friendly

Structural Engineer, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Include all the work you've done in your portfolio, the good and the not so good.

Interview Advice:

Be confident, speak clearly and smile.

Graphic Designer, Marketing at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Write about what makes you different from the rest? Provide personal details, e.g hobbies, etc. or what really interests you - not just what you think people want to hear.

Everyone can copy sections from the company website - this doesn't make you seem more interesting to reviewers.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared for technical questions.

Be honest: "I don't know" is a better answer than trying to bluff your way through. You will be found out!

Structural Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be specific to the area you wish to be in (contaminated land/water resources is more niche so make sure you specify at an early stage)

Interview Advice:

Practise technical writing - this may be an exercise after your interview

Graduate Hydrogeologist, Geotechnics/Contaminated Land at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Application deadlines are earlier than the majority of companies

Interview Advice:

Describe a situation that did not go well

Rolling Stock Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do not be afraid to undertake challenging responsibilities

Project Leader, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If the application process involves answering a series of question, make sure your answers are relevant to the company's values, ethics and mission statement.

Interview Advice:

Ensure you've done your research on the company you are interviewing for. It is often the first question asked in an interview and it is a relatively easy one, so use this opportunity to settle your nerves and demonstrate your enthusiasm.

Graduate Civil Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply for job roles that you want to get involved with.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. Show how much you are passionate to explore opportunities of the career you applied. Of course, a good research of the company is essential !

Structural Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get your application in early and be sure to have it looked at by your university's careers department. It's easy to think that you've nailed it, but there are a lot of ways to go wrong. Following this, practice the psychometric tests as much as possible - it's an easy pass if you do.

Interview Advice:

Informal interview, my interviewers seemed much more concerned with getting to know me as a person than they did technical skills. It helps to have both up to scratch.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Study the company.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The company is not looking for the finished article at this level. You are not expected to know everything. You just have to prove to the interviewer that you are keen to learn and to develop yourself. If you're keen to put in the work to benefit yourself and the organisation, you'll stand out as an individual they can develop to achieve the aspirations of both the company and the individual.

Interview Advice:

The interview was conducted in a relaxed, and informal manner. I was not expected to know everything about the role I was applying for. My advice is: be honest with what you don't know - and ask lots of questions to fill these gaps in your knowledge.

Risk Analyst, Advisory Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be passionate about human factors.

Graduate Human Factors Engineer, Human Factors and Ergonomics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Have a good understanding of the company's history and its unique points (employee owned). Demonstrate research into the variety of projects and locations that Mott MacDonald operates in.

Interview Advice:

Be pro-active and demonstrate that you work well with people.

Consultant, Advisory & Programme Delivery at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Go into the interview relaxed and friendly.

CRUCIAL - Understand which department you would like to work within; graduate rotations are available, however they are not simple and require a direct switch between departments. The most popular roles include structural engineering, bridge engineering or railway engineering.

Interview Advice:

Simple bending moment questions.
A couple of small questions relating to current engineering news (for example HS2 plans).
Standard interview questions.

Be relaxed and friendly, they want to get the best out of you.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic and know the basics of your role.

Interview Advice:

Why I wanted to work in this career.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Short test to write an executive summary of policy papers.

Graduate Socioeconomic researcher, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Understand what the company is about and have an aim of becoming chartered as it is highly supported.

Interview Advice:

Understand the company and learn of projects that they have been involved with.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do some research to understand how the UK water industry works, particularly the AMP cycle and CDM regulations. Also be prepared to answer questions in the interview regarding carbon and how carbon usage can be reduced in construction.

Interview Advice:

Do some research to understand how the UK water industry works, particularly the AMP cycle and CDM regulations. Also be prepared to answer questions in the interview regarding carbon and how carbon usage can be reduced in construction.

Civil Engineer, Mott MacDonald Bentley at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your background research.

Graduate Structural Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Choose a specific sector you want to go in and apply for a role within it. Do not worry about making the wrong choice, once you're in, you're able to change to another sector if you feel the one you have chosen is no longer the right choice. There are plenty of job positions available within the company; your employer wants the best for you and the company. Do not be afraid to discuss your ambitions, as you will be heard.

Interview Advice:

Prepare for the interview: get some information about the company, make sure you understand what they do. You will be asked about your experiences: try to practice in front of a friend or a mirror to avoid being silent at the interview, nobody likes a one word answer in these cases. The interviewers are trying to find out as much as they can about you in about an hours time: it does not work in your favour to be silent. Ask HR if you need to prepare something and what type of interview you will be having: is it an assessment centre? Technical? Informal? Search on Google for previous interview questions, you might find some very useful tips and information.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn HVDC as much as possible.

Interview Advice:

Don't be anxious.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn what consultancy really is in industry.

Interview Advice:

Be relaxed and talkative rather than passive.

Electrical Engineer, PPN at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply with confidence in your experiences and personality. Motts were keen to see that I had the ability to display good work, have a good positive attitude and be keen to settle in.

Interview Advice:

Know a bit about the company but above all what experiences you have stated in your CV or covering letter. Bring supporting evidence.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Explain why you would like to work for a consultancy / on design and build projects / etc. Detail how you developed this interest and how your experience is relevant to the type of work you are applying and where/how you think you can add value.

Interview Advice:

Interviewers want you to succeed so come relaxed and answer questions in a professional manner (preparation will help to achieve this). If asked for examples feel free to use work experience, extra-curricular activities, sports or hobbies. When talking about your experience, be specific about your personal contribution and how this helped achieve the desired outcome. Interviewers will appreciate if you can demonstrate deeper understanding and wider impact of issues/examples that you talk about.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show your passion for your chosen career and make sure your CV is clear and to the point.

Interview Advice:

They asked me a technical question so it is good to be prepared for something like that. In general it was a fair interview with straight forward questions, nothing to try catch you out.

Graduate Civil Engineer, WNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Work experience is key.

Interview Advice:

Friendly, communicative and relax.

Climate Resilience Consultant, Climate Resilience at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show you are self confident and be aware of your weaknesses and strengths before being interviewed. As well, review some technical concepts that may be useful in the role you are applying to.

Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Have a definite idea of where you want to be in 5 years time, and be aware of the company's goals and business plan.

QS, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get as much work experience as possible.

Interview Advice:

Find out what's going on in the sector (Google alerts are useful).

Graduate Environmental Scientist, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Study thoroughly the companies and roles you apply for.

Interview Advice:

Practice, be honest and have a positive attitude.

Graduate Transport Engineer, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Really research the company and know their values and mission statement as well as knowing a couple of examples of the work they've done and why you are interested in that.

Interview Advice:

Why the company?
Why the role?
Competency questions: teamwork, team leader, a difficult situation and how you overcame it.
Don't be too formal, actually try and have a conversation and show who you are and your capabilities.

Graduate Management Consultant, Management Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself and engaging in the interview, ask questions etc. and brush up on structural behaviour.

Interview Advice:

What are the considerations in designing a bridge?

Graduate, Structural at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research.

Interview Advice:

Don't worry too much about the history. It's all about the here and now. Focus on what they are doing well now.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and relate your answers to your experience.

Interview Advice:

Practice before your interview, look into Mott MacDonald as a company, their ethics and the type of projects they work on.

Assistant Project Manager, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Mott MacDonald is a very social company, they also believe in freedom to chose your own path. If you are looking for more structure or a specific division/role you may have to adapt.

Interview Advice:

Be open and relaxed, they want to know if you will fit into the team as well as your technical skills.

Graduate Engineer, Highways & Light Rapid Transit at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Need sound knowledge of ethics and environment.

Interview Advice:

Review bending moment diagram.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Mott MacDonald are open with the idea that you may not know a lot about the role your going into but show that you have certain qualities which tick the box. Communication, Teamwork, Mathematics, etc. Don't be put off if you don't think you may have all the areas of learning they ask for.

Interview Advice:

Do not get too stressed. The interview was comprised of 2 sections.
1. General Questions - Where do you see yourself in 5 years? An example of when you worked effectively in a team.
2. Technical Questions (not very complex) - What work have you done in sustainability? Could you give a summary to your dissertation.

The general questions are mandatory but then the technical questions become more of a discussion. This makes it a lot less formal and makes you stress less.

Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer, Building and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open minded and interested in every aspect of a transportation engineer.

Interview Advice:

Prepare practical example of moment when you applied your skills.

Traffic Engineer, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Very friendly, personable staff who made the interview process relaxed and enjoyable, it became more of an interesting two way discussion rather than a formal interview. My application process was relatively straightforward and simple.

Interview Advice:

At a graduate level, interviews are more focused toward personality and soft skills as opposed to technical knowledge. I did not have to go through the graduate scheme process however, which I believe involves numerical assessment etc. Have questions to ask and be interested in the company and the work that they do, their projects and what you specifically will be likely to do - they already have an idea of what projects and jobs they want the applicant to be doing.

Graduate Hydrogeologist, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate good written skills in your cover letter and similar mind set to the company's.

Interview Advice:

Reply honestly, if you do not know the answer to trick questions. They don't necessarily expect you to know, but they want to know how you would react, and the assumptions behind your first guess.

Renewable Energy Consultant, Renewable Energy – Solar at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get involved early on and show a willingness to work with other more senior colleagues who are technically very adept and good mentors to learn from in the early stages of the job. Take advantage of as many opportunities that are offered as even the most obscure ones provide invaluable experience going forward.

Interview Advice:

Engage with the interviewers - they will want to determine if you are someone they would want to work with, not how much you know (you learn 90% of the stuff on the job, not in university).

Assistant Electrical Engineer, Railways, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and apply for summer placements with the company.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Only apply if you have a genuine interest in the subject, otherwise you will not enjoy it!

Interview Advice:

Ask technical questions about the job to show you know your stuff and have researched around it.

Graduate Environmental Scientist, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be prepared for interview. It is a very good organisation to work for.

Bridge Engineering, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you understand how a role in an engineering consultancy firm differs from other engineering roles.

Interview Advice:

Interviews are performed by the team managers; they chose their own people. I find this more personal. You have a chance to meet the people you will likely be working with.

Make sure you know a bit about the sector that you're applying for ... (sounds obvious). Interviewers want to see that you have some interest/ knowledge in the field you're applying to work in.

, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You need to be really self motivated, there are people to help but you need to make it work yourself.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself.
Understand why you really would like to join the team and why specifically interests you.

Graduate Facade Engineer, Facade at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate a genuine interest and understanding of the sector you wish to work in. Passion and enthusiasm will help set you apart from all the other equally qualified graduates.

Interview Advice:

What is your understanding of how the water industry is regulated/funded?
Explain a technical piece of work you have completed?

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare the online tests.

, Aviation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show interest and enthusiasm in structural engineering/bridges. Explain what you've done in your course and/or experience that makes you suited to the job.

Interview Advice:

Basic first principles of structural analysis (e.g. bending moments) are likely to be asked about.

Graduate Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate your flexibility to adapt to a changing role across various sectors of engineering.

Interview Advice:

Know the relevant legislation that drives work in your sector. e.g. directives, discharge limits etc.

Graduate Engineer, Environmental at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ask about what projects you'll be working on when you arrive as these can vary hugely.

Interview Advice:

Interview was a mixture of competency questions focusing on communication and logical technical questions.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company and have relevant work experience.

Interview Advice:

Have interesting work experience and extra curricular activities.

Fire Engineer, Fire Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research, try and find out where the business is trying to head.

Interview Advice:

Try and have an understanding of the commercial as well as technical aspects of your new role. At a consultancy, you are product that they are trying to sell so emphasis your strengths but also you need to make them aware that you are on top of your weaknesses. The primary role of a consultant is not to make the situation worse so you need to be realistic about your skill set.

HV Cable Speciualist, HV Cables at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

My experience was that the company has very specific things that they look out for in a candidate. Get into the right internship and experience in order to increase chances to landing the job.

Interview Advice:

Express that you're open to learning different scopes of work and not just restricted to your own area of comfort/expertise.

Graduate Environmental Engineer, Hydro and Renewable Energy, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do some research about the UK water industry (including the AMP cycle and the framework agreements different water companies have with consultants such as Mott MacDonald) and the relevant legislation under which it operates (such as CDM 2015 and the water industry act 1991). Once you have researched these, show a basic knowledge of these in your application.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared to demonstrate an understanding of sustainability and carbon issues, and be prepared to answer questions about how carbon emissions and water usage can be reduced in everyday engineering activities. Also if and when asked about your medium to long term career goals, be prepared to discuss the opportunities that the water industry has for young engineers.

Civil Engineer, Mott MacDonald Bentley at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, you need good interpersonal skills.

Interview Advice:

Most interviewers are looking for good personalities.

Technical Advisor, Strategic Consultancy Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be ambitious and read a lot! You have a lot to learn but these are very interesting things that will fascinate you.

Interview Advice:

Respect the dress code, smile and be serious at the same time. Show the employer that you are able to learn and capable of understanding your possible job.

Office Manager, RAS at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be confident and don't undervalue whatever experience you already have.

Interview Advice:

You will need to have reasonable technical knowledge (e.g. bending moment diagrams) and may be asked a practical engineering question to test your ability to think on your feet.

Graduate civil engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show enthusiasm for Mott MacDonald and what you could bring to the company. Practice online verbal and numerical reasoning tests if possible.

Interview Advice:

Know how to interpret piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), study the principle areas of your degree (eg. thermodynamics, process analysis). Be enthusiastic and have examples of when you've taken the initiative.

Graduate Chemical Engineer, Power, Process & Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Relax and research company.

Graduate Civil & Structural Engineer, Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be sure to prepare for your application, and show your passion. Take the time to tailor your cover letter for the application and make sure you always sell yourself appropriately.

And again, do your research on the projects and the company involvement, as well as the ethos and company values.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and prepare your company knowledge.

Graduate Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Keep looking / ensure you take the roles based in Croydon, there are many more opportunities.

Interview Advice:

Research the company and ask about the employee (management) ownership.

, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest.
Have a feasible goal in mind.

Interview Advice:

Ask about training / career progression opportunities.

Assistant Quantity Surveyor, APD at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic! You can be the smartest person in the world but the atmosphere at Motts is focussed much more on people enjoying their jobs and succeeding through that passion. It sounds clichéd but its true, genuine enthusiasm is just as valuable as qualifications in terms of who Motts want to employ and want to be working with every day.

Interview Advice:

Be as genuine and unscripted as you can (but know your stuff). For me, the interview, despite asking technical and experience based questions, seemed to be looking just as much at 'will this person fit into our team?' and 'does this person have a genuine interest in engineering?'. Asking questions back and having a rapport with the interviewer will help a great deal.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be sincere on what you know and what you want to do, the company will help you in any way they can if you have any issue. Ask a lot of questions and try to understand what they require from you.

Graduate renewable energy advisor, Wind energy at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Follow the interview tips on the sheet provided by HR before the interview.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Must have a masters degree or a first class bachelors.
Be prepared to sit a psychometric test.

Interview Advice:

Show a bit of a technical mind if you want to be an Engineer because this will come through in the interview.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Traction Power – Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Gain work experience that you can use in your applications, this shows you have an interest in the area.

Interview Advice:

Be confident when speaking in an interview and present yourself in a way that shows you are enthusiastic about your chosen career area. Discuss work experience you have gained and any discussion topics on your chosen field of work that are relevant in the news currently.

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Property at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure there is something different on your CV that will make it memorable.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. It's to hard to pretend to be something you're not forever.

Project Controller, Commercial Management at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

You will need to be able to show how you can fit within our team - come prepared with examples.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Understand the role, research the industry challenges, learn the language.

Regulatory Analyst, Economics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

For this job, only apply if you can't find anything else.

Interview Advice:

Some basic questions on databases and development.

Software developer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research on the role and the company before the interview. Plan a number of questions to ask the interviewers.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure- Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Sell yourself and the skills you can offer.

Interview Advice:

Do your research on the company and the position. Draft some questions to ask your interviewer.

Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer, Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you enjoy dynamics, noise studies and structural modelling.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you look confident.

Graduate Civil/Structural Engineer, Special Services Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Sell yourself not just your qualifications.

Interview Advice:

Friendly interview, swot up on bending moments.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Whilst demonstration of technical ability is important, it is essential to demonstrate that you are someone who can take the initiative and will fit into a collaborative problem solving environment.

Interview Advice:

Understand the wider issues affecting Mott MacDonald and the UK / global construction industry as a whole, including likely future opportunities / risks.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be hard working and honest.

, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research into the area you are applying for.

Hydraulic Modeller & Flood Risk Economist, Water Team at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It's more about the interview, as long as you get through the tests.

Interview Advice:

Read around the company, especially about recent and big projects. Know what legislation and guidance you need to follow as an ecologist.

Graduate Ecologist, Ecology at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open minded and prepared to work hard.

Interview Advice:

Have an open mind and prepare for what you apply.

Graduate Rail and Bridges Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure Birmingham at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know about the company and what successful projects they have. Have an interest in the sector that you are applying to.

Interview Advice:

Why do you want to work for us?
Various technical questions.
10 minute presentation on a set subject.

RAMS Engineer, Assurance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Have plenty of extra curriculum hobbies and interests. Having some relevant work experience also helps greatly.

Interview Advice:

Be passionate about your field of experience, even if its not directly relevant to the role you are applying for.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Civil at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't try to interpret the questions, answer them as fully as you can.

Interview Advice:

Be calm, polite, it's an informal chat about education, Mott MacDonald and any work experience, they just want to know what you are like as a person.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Project Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try talking to staff during a career's fair and tailor your CV towards the role/ company.

Interview Advice:

Be personable and appear to be good to work with. Research MM and your interviewers. Make sure you are able to substantiate claims made in your CV.

Engineering Geologist, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure your CV is tailored towards consultancy.
Emphasise extra curricular activities on your CV, especially activities that have demonstrated managing high pressured situations and/or problem solving.

Interview Advice:

Do your research.
Show interest on the day.
Work well as part of a team (don't dominate or get spoken over).

Graduate Management Consultant, APD at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Employers want to know that you are genuinely interested in the work you will be doing - show them this. Teamwork and communication as well as personality are also important. You will see the people you work with more than most - they are more likely to hire you if they think you will fit into the team - be confident and you will be fine.

Interview Advice:

Show them you are genuinely interested, make sure you have done some research into the company. Know why you want to work for them and don't be afraid to ask questions. Have a few prepared.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Infrasrtucture at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

To work hard and they will get what they deserve.

Interview Advice:

Be honest.

Civil Engineer/Project Leader, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Practice the competency tests before taking them. Try to evidence your skills in your application and prepare well thoughtout answers to the application questions.

Interview Advice:

Prepare a few examples for typical interview questions and examples that show you fit the companies values and vision.

Data Analyst, Water Utilities at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you research the sectors the company operates in and identify why those appeal to you.

Interview Advice:

Research the company, factual information (i.e. revenue) will go a long way in the interview.

Graduate Mangement Consultant, Advisory and Programme Delivery at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply as soon as possible!

Interview Advice:

Prepare to be asked about anything on your CV e.g. work experience, university projects, career goals, volunteering experience and interests.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate wider knowledge - good to be aware of the overall picture and benefit of your role to the company. As a graduate, report writing will be a key element of the role - make sure any written work you supply is grammatically correct and spell checked! Including your CV! Be honest about your abilities and ask questions about what the role will entail if you're not sure.

Interview Advice:

I was asked to write an essay which I was not expecting - this was to check my ability to write in appropriate language rather than my technical knowledge. There were technical questions involved in the interview itself as well as questions covering commercial awareness and my reasons for wanting to work for the company.

Graduate Flood Risk Modeller, Flood Risk at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get involved in the activities.

Facade Engineer, Structure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare for your interview.
Know a little about how consultancy and the company operates.
Have a range of answers which can be applied to various competencies, if they are real then they will come to you even if it's not the question you were expecting.

Interview Advice:

Management will want you to fit-in so act sociable.
Could be a tricky question like what kind of biscuit you would be and why, or similar! Not something you can prepare for but could be the difference!
Be prepared to meet the staff after your interview and have some questions to ask.

Graduate Hydrogeologist, Integrated Water Resource Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It is a very rewarding job, and the company is good to work for. However ensure you enjoy and are interested in the area you are applying to.

Interview Advice:

- Tell us what you know about the Company?
- Why this company?
- Relevant experience.
- How do you handle deadlines?
- How do you cope under pressure?

GIS Analyst, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Study the company profile and be realistic about what you write in your cover letter/answers to question in the application.

Interview Advice:

Bending moment diagrams, shear, construction methods.

, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Really try and sell yourself and try not to waffle on about stuff that is not relevant.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and bring examples of work you have done - interviewers are looking more for the type of person they think will fit in well with the team than someone who is technically brilliant as this is learnt on the job and is assumed from someone with a masters degree.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways Design Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Application form and interview.

Civil Engineer, Water Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know what the role involves and don't apply if you are not interested.
Research into the company and the particular office as a whole so you have a bigger picture of where you might fit in if you work here.
Have an understanding of how you might want to progress in the role e.g. specific areas you may want to specialise in.

Interview Advice:

Prepare like you would an exam. Come equipped with information about the company (which shows your interest in the company and the role). Come with an idea of how the sector you are interviewing for is moving forward in the future e.g. for Highways I was aware of the commitment to upgrading to smart motorways and when asked the future of the sector, I could back this up with knowledge and figures.
Ensure you know what you studied at University and your best/worst parts of that.

Also ensure you focus on your life away from your studies e.g. work experience and societies as these are equally as important as your studies and technical knowledge.

Be yourself, an interview is mostly looking at how well and if you might fit in with the organisation and the team you are potentially working in.

Graduate Environmental Coordinator, Environmental Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Include relevant experiences/classes which you have completed as part of your degree / study but also part-time job experience, extra-curricular activities, clubs, sports etc., as these demonstrate balanced work and social aspects, as well as team working, which is particularly important in most professional environments.

Interview Advice:

Strengths and weaknesses - always easy when you're asked about something you're good at. If you're asked about something you might not be so good at or an instance where you struggled with something, pick a relevant experience of something which may not have went particularly well, but focus on positives, i.e. lessons learned or any positive outcomes.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Building Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be brave and apply for positions that are not necessary suited to you. They might be able to find you the right position later, or even there and then.

Interview Advice:

Prepare on the company, your interest and capabilities- how can you adapt them to the role.

Sustainability consultant, Water and environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and get some experience in hand before applying as this will provide you with some specific related examples to use in your application.

Interview Advice:

Yet again, having previous experience to describe examples from is beneficial. Otherwise, having a good understanding of the company and the areas in which they work will help.

, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be friendly and approachable, research the company's projects and ethos.

Interview Advice:

Bring examples of past work.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Dams and Hydraulic Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ask for MMB if you want to work with a contractor and edge away from pure design.

Interview Advice:

Read up on the technical aspects of the role you're applying for. You may be caught out by a string of technical questions. The interviewers aren't there to catch you out and will be friendly once they feel you're prepared.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Show that you are well organized person, with ability to work in a team.

Project Leader, Clean water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare your CV and if you are the chosen one then, be well prepared for the interview. Give more references and describe yourself as a problem solver (but do not lie).

Interview Advice:

Prepare at least 5 question to ask interviewers at the end. Keep eye contact and smile :)

Graduate Structural Engineer, MMB/Wales at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Bending moment diagrams, shear force diagrams, technical design.

Graduate Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If you are looking to go into structural engineering then I think you will do well to find a better company to work for.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself - they are looking for people with good personalities not just good grades.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Gave a short presentation on a project I worked on at uni.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport Modelling (Transport Planning) at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Put time and effort into your application (quality over quantity)
Be honest and confident, they are interested in who you are as well as what you do
Be positive, present what you have to offer
Be open about challenges you have faced, how you react to a challenge is an important aspect of the job

Interview Advice:

Prepare, prepare, prepare
Practice, practice, practice
Get to know the company as best you can, not just the facts but the ethos. Mott MacDonald are proud of their staff, their work and their achievements.
If you are assigned a task as part of your interview, it is crucial you understand the scope and respond to what is being asked, so spend time figuring this out and prepare accordingly.
Take heed of the guidance provided to you in preparation for the interview.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Thermal, Hydropower and Renewables at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure your CV is geared towards the job area you are applying for a job in.

Interview Advice:

Do your research and make sure you have looked at the area in which you have applied for a job. Make sure you have read up on the industry as a whole i.e. know about the water industry and where it is heading in the future.

Graduate Asset Management, Asset Management and Advisory Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you enjoy what you will be doing.

Graduate Engineer, Foundations and Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure your initial package is negotiated very well and competitive because it is very hard to change afterwards.

Interview Advice:

Show your passion for working for a comany with a good ethos, passion for the industry, and willingness to take a pay cut to work for a enthusiastic company.

Tunnel Engineer, Tunnelling at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Mention any long term goals and how your career here would help achieve them.

Interview Advice:

Interview was fairly informal, more of a chat and I had the chance to meet some of the team over lunch.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make it sound interesting.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic.

Engineer, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Answer honest as you can and spend time on your application. Be articulate with your answers as it shows a thorough interest in working for Mott MacDonald

Interview Advice:

Answer honest as you can, the interviewer will be able see whether you are committed or not.

Remember that it is just a chat about your experiences and education and don't stress or worry too much for the interview or you will not be able to display your skills, experiences and interests.

Electrical Engineer, Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

There is only advertising about Graduate Scheme - so do not expect much when applying.

Graduate Engineer, Renewables – Wind Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Experience is key. Having a realistic and down-to-earth understanding of how things actually happen (as nothing happens "by-the-book" in real life) and being able to demonstrate this in your application can make the difference between yourself and all the other excellent candidates.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and as out-going as possible. Recruiters are looking for people and the human factor - how are you going to fit into the team?

Aviation Analyst, Airport Planning and Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Think about which departments you'd like to get experience in (e.g. geotechnics, bridges, structures) as you will probably rotate around three departments. Having this in mind will help you structure your answers in the application and interview.

Interview Advice:

Practice your bending moment diagrams!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Geotechnical Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't go through the official channels, attempt to get in contact with someone directly.

Interview Advice:

Low pressure interviews. Asked the same questions your Careers service will suggest you prep for.

Grad Civil Engineer, Structures/Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself.
Prepare by reviewing the relevant course notes to the job you are applying for.
Review the company on the website and find out a bit of history of the company. Review the sector you are applying for.

Interview Advice:

Think about questions you would like to ask.
Think about where you want to be in a few years.
Be prepared to give examples and answer technical questions as well questions about core skills.

Assistant Engineer, Traction Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research Mott MacDonald, be friendly and be confident!

Hydraulic Modeller, Flood risk at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research company values, PRIDE values, Health & Safety etc.

Assistant Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate that you are passionate about the role and opportunity. It's easier for the company to teach you the right skills than it's for them to make you passionate.

Interview Advice:

I was asked interview questions about demonstrating leadership, team work and explaining a situation where something went wrong.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Present a good CV and demonstrate a clear personal and professional plan for their future development.

Interview Advice:

Give a presentation relative to the job role you are applying for, act professionally and answer questions using the STAR approach! Have a good background knowledge on the company.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Focus on Mott Macdonalds values, past projects and your extra curricular activities.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic and ask lot's of questions.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

-Know you CV
-Know your background well, they will be asking about what you have done (eg. past projects etc)

Interview Advice:

#NAME?

Graduate Renewable Energy Engineer (solar), Solar PV, Renewables at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure to express your passion for the role you are applying for and display that you have a decent knowledge of the company by linking your skills and interests to the Mott MacDonald principles of PRIDE: Progress, Respect, Integrity, Drive & Excellence.

Interview Advice:

There were only a small number of technical and competency questions. The interview focussed mainly on my career aspirations, university studies and other non-academic interests.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

They will ask you about yourself as usual, try to be sincere and don't make up things that you haven't experienced.

Graduate Renewable Energy Engineer, Wind Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

This company is recommended for those who would like to learn and develop their professional skills and knowledge. There is ample guidance provided by colleagues and young professional excellence programmes, and there is a great trust placed in young engineers to get involved with projects to ensure they get the most learning out of them.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared to answer questions related to the position of interest. These questions may be knowledge based or situational questions which tests your ability to make the right decisions. You may also be required to do a presentation on a given topic within an allocated time, and to answer questions posed by the hiring panel.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Hydropower Team at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't just talk about your academic achievements, make sure you also talk about your hobbies and interests outside of engineering.

Graduate civil engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure your maths is up to date and that you are showing your passion for the area when you apply.

Interview Advice:

Follow the interview Star guidelines. Make sure you know examples etc.

Coastal Engineer, Ports and Coast at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

I would advise that prior to interview, research about the company and what the company does so that when you are asked in the interview, you are able to answer the questions. I would also advise that you demonstrate your ability to interface with clients and stakeholders as that is a big part of my job.

Assistant Project Manager, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be genuine in interviews. Interviewers will quickly see through any lies of exaggerations of the truth. Know the company beforehand as well, the company is rightly proud of all that it has achieved over the years.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If you enjoy report writing and have been sent to the other side of the country without getting paid for your travel time and unavoidable overtime, this will be the perfect position for you.

Interview Advice:

Do your research and ask questions about the graduate programme.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Power, Process and Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure the information in your CV is specific for the engineering role and sector you are applying for. Also, when answering application questions, try to link your answers to Mott MacDonald's company values (known as PRIDE - Progress, Respect, Integrity, Drive, Excellence).

Interview Advice:

Research the company to find out about what projects Mott MacDonald are involved in - gives you a lot to talk about in your interview.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The pre-qualification tests are tricky with timing, so practice.

Interview Advice:

Have some notes prepared on your previous work, with specific job roles.

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Recruitment are very helpful, don't be afraid of asking them questions - they are there to help!
Your CV is kept on their records - I interviewed for one office and didn't get it but recruitment rang me a couple months later for another position at a different office!

Interview Advice:

Be personable!
Practice your presentation (if you are asked to give one) print out copies of it to give to your interviewee.
Give yourself a moment to think about the questions and the answers you are going to give - do your research of the company and the role you are applying for!
Always email thanking your interviewer after your interview.
Be personable as well as explaining your skills and knowledge!

Graduate Transport Planner, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn about the company's structure and what it means, for example its unique employee owned structure.

Interview Advice:

Brush up on your shear force and bending moment diagrams for a structural interview.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Building Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Attend career events, get to know those already at the company.

Structural Design Engineer, Structural Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Spend plenty of time on your application and don't just use a generic answer you've used before. Research the company and the sectors they work in and show an interest in these areas. When I applied we didn't apply for a specific role so my answers weren't too specific to an individual area, but if you are interested in working in a specific team/department then target that in your answers. Also, if you get the chance then meet people who work at the company at a careers fair and find out what its like working at Motts.

Interview Advice:

Learn about the specific role you are interviewing for but also do your background on the company. Don't try and guess what types of questions are going to come up just don't get stuck at the interview, make sure you try and work through any problem you are given even if you are not sure where you are going with it, they want to see how your mind works under pressure.

Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show that you are confident with good communication skills.

Interview Advice:

Have a good knowledge of wider civil engineering issues, eg. CDM, issues affecting the future of the industry etc.

Graduate Civil Engineer, MMB Clean water non infra at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It is a great company to work for and you should definitely consider applying. The role is great with many interesting opportunities and the office working environment is so relaxed and social which makes working life even better.

Interview Advice:

Prepare well in advance, research into the company and the projects that they have completed, try to find anything that may have come up in the news and really show your enthusiasm for the role.

Graduate Building Services Engineer, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It is very important that the candidate has a genuine interest in the role. The candidate must also be up to date with current affairs and understand how they impact on the aviation sector.

Interview Advice:

Relax as much as possible. Do your research on the company and the role you are applying to.

Graduate Aviation Engineer, Aviation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show a willingness to learn.

Interview Advice:

Know some of the key projects a local office is working on at the time and ask about them. Ask what type of work exactly you will be doing.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Geotechnical Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know about projects the company/sector is currently working in.

Interview Advice:

Relax and take your time thinking about the answer to questions.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you read up on the company and what projects they have been involved in for the division that you are applying to.

Interview Advice:

Be relaxed, confident and know your facts about the company; be enthused about your degree.

Graduate Transport Planner, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

People skills are very important in this role and it's important that you can show you can communicate with people.

Interview Advice:

Show enthusiasm about the role and ensure you have sufficient knowledge about the company. Think about a potential career path and where it might lead you.

Graduate Mechanical building Services Engineer, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Practice for the online tests.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself; also prepare the typical interview questions.

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Application Advice:

Personality and commitment is very important.

Interview Advice:

Relax and be yourself.

Graduate Technical Advisor, Strategic Consultancy Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Large CV sift so stand out.

Interview Advice:

Regular/expected questions used in the interview.
Contribute and be actively engaged throughout the assessment centre.

Junior Management Consultant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate to be passionate about structures, mention your technical skills to be further discussed during the interview.
Computer skills are also essential, so practice with standard industry software (MM mainly uses Autodesk Robot).
A good looking CV, cover letter with referees and a brief well-organised portfolio of the projects you worked on during your summer placements of University projects would be beneficial for your application.

Interview Advice:

Behave professionally, suit and tie, arrive early and relax.
You will not be asked to be a super skilled engineer as the interviewer is aware that you'll need time to learn the job. Attitude and basic knowledge is evaluated.
Talk concisely and to the point, allow the interviewer to ask questions without interrupting, be prepared to answer easy technical questions (practice on frames and basic design questions e.g. concrete stress block).

Structural Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Write true and make sure that the position really suits you.

Interview Advice:

By yourself and interactive.

, Systems Engineering and Assurance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Practise numerical and technical tests.
Take time answering application questions.

Interview Advice:

Expect industry, BIM questions and know at least a little bit about the sector that you are applying to.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Tailor your application to the sector and work as much as possible.

Interview Advice:

Normal interview, as well as presentation related to potential project. Try to quiz yourself beforehand to identify weak spots and prepare to fill those gaps.

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Application Advice:

Read up on the area of the company that you are applying for and the types of projects that area does.
Have an idea of the companies values.

Interview Advice:

Interviews will vary for different areas, some may ask for a presentation and ask you to do technical work, other may not.

You will most likely be asked the standard interview questions - when did you work well in a team...

Mechanical Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The application tests are considered quite important, and also get in early as the company begins interviewing very early in the year.

Interview Advice:

You may need to complete a small section of writing to test your literacy skills.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Ports at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Even if no job is advertised, send a CV and cover letter anyway. Also try and gain as much experience as possible and consider doing a summer placement through the company.

Interview Advice:

My interview was different as I started as an intern. I was asked about previous experience and my qualifications. I advise learning about the company prior to an interview and having a list of questions that you would like to ask. Be enthusiastic and sell yourself.

Graduate Ecologist, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do the practise questions.

Interview Advice:

There is an interview helpsheet on the website. Be yourself.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't get anxious, know the company and know what the company is looking for through their website.

Interview Advice:

Prepare by learning company history and what questions can arise based on the role applying for.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Show how your experience is relevant to the job being advertised. Research the company thoroughly!!

GIS Analyst, Socioeconomic Research at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get to know what roles consultants actually partake in.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared!

Mechanical Building Services Engineer, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do the MSc at Imperial in Engineering Geology or Soil Mechanics.

Interview Advice:

You will be asked about what you have done and how it links in to what we do.

Engineering Geologist, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Always be honest and have a positive attitude.

Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If you like Civil Engineering and you want to work in a fantastic environment , Mott Macdonald is the perfect place.

Interview Advice:

Why did you chose Civil Engineering?
Why did you apply for this job?

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your best in the online process once obtained the interviewee is very likely to be hired.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself
2 easy technical questions but related to common engineering knowledge.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Railways/Rolling Stock at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure that you write all aspects of the application in a clear and concise manner with good and appropriate structure, especially for the cover letter.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you have a well developed list of achievements and activities that demonstrate the key skills for the job.

Graduate Mangement Consultant, Infrastructure Finance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Sign up to recruitment consultants as well as going to companies directly.

Flood Risk Specialist, Flood Risk at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and work hard.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself!

Graduate Ecologist, Ecology at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, have a good idea of the Mott MacDonald company values and be enthusiastic about why you want to be an engineer and what kind of projects you would like to work on.

Interview Advice:

Practice your bending moment diagrams!

Graduate Structural Engineer, Building Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research completed projects.

Graduate Project Manager, Management, Development Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

- Study the role applying for
- Prepare for the tests
- Company history

Interview Advice:

- Relax
- Know company history and values

Graduate Civil Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The hours detailed in your contract will be a minimum.

Do not expect to be paid for overtime. Be happy if it happens.

Interview Advice:

Know your modelling.
Stress distributions
Stress concentrations
Mesh refinement location identification

Assistant Bridge Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and get relevant experience through module choices and summer work.

Interview Advice:

Be honest and think of questions to find out what it is like to work in the particular role you are applying for.

Graduate Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Practice verbal and numerical reasoning tests.

Interview Advice:

Have prepared answers for the general HR questions (tell us about a time when you worked in a team..etc.)
Be prepared to talk about a project/relevant work that you have completed whilst at university.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know what you want to do experience wise and go for it..

Interview Advice:

Know about the company you are applying for, and recent industrial developments.

Graduate Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Sound interested in the position and be ready to learn a lot.

Interview Advice:

Be a person rather than a robot.

Human factors Engineer, Human Factors and Ergonomics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to research the contracts that Mott MacDonald has with water companies, and also the joint ventures the company has with other organisations in helping to deliver these contracts. Having an understanding of the collaboration with other engineering consultants and also contractors will really set you apart.

It is also useful to understand the AMP cycle in the water industry, and if possible to understand the changes that take place in regulations between these cycles.

Interview Advice:

A lot of emphasis is placed on carbon reduction, so be prepared to put forward ideas as to how carbon emissions can be reduced in construction design.

Civil Engineer, Anglian Water @one alliance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Relatively simple application process. Keep your answers clear and concise and make them as relevant as you can to the role. Don't spend a lot of time talking about stuff that is irrelevant!

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, think clearly before you answer questions and bring examples of work you have done with you especially if it is relevant - This is invaluable! Read up on Mott MacDonald and current engineering problems in the sector you are interviewing for beforehand.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highway Design Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Keep an open mind, as the role may be very different from what you expected, that doesn't mean you won't enjoy it.

Interview Advice:

Research, research and more research, not just about the company history, but about the different divisions within the company and how your role fits in. In my interview I was asked to complete bending and deflection diagrams on different elements under loading.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure/ Eastern at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you are clear in your mind why you are applying for the job and why at this company.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared and honest

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Loads of opportunities in the workplace, if you choose to take them.

Interview Advice:

Know your technical stuff, be outgoing and chatty and talk about extra-curricular activities too.

Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Tailor the application to the job description.

Interview Advice:

Prepare a couple of questions to show your interest in the industry or company.

Graduate Structural/ Civil Engineer, Building and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the current workload and projects being undertaken by your desired team. Relate your work history directly to these projects to show how you will hit the ground running with their ongoing workload.

Interview Advice:

Conversational style of interview. Allows you to deviate and highlight your best points. Job role has some room for leniency so highlight your best points and your job may be aligned to them.

Ecologist, Ecology at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

When writing your covering letter, ensure that you show your passion and interest for the company. Also remember to take your time when answering the questions.

Interview Advice:

It was mostly going over my CV and talking about my Degree and Coursework aswell as experience.

Graduate Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Enthusiasm
Knowledge of the industry and company.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know the company and what it does very, very well.

Interview Advice:

Calm and confident works well as they are looking to see if you can handle yourself well under pressure.

Management Consultant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you are very interested in waste and the environment as a whole as it will show. Have appropriate qualifications and experience for the job.

Interview Advice:

The interviewers are great people and are also interested in getting to know if you fit with the team personally, show friendliness, you'll be working with them so they will be your friends in 1 year!

Graduate Waste Management Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply early!

Interview Advice:

I was asked about most of the things I had written on my CV so if you put it down, be prepared to talk about it! Also, it's good to include your most interesting extracurricular activities. I talked about hitchhiking to Morocco to raise money for charity.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Present yourself as a strong candidate who will add value to the company you are applying for. Highlight your strengths and achievements.

Interview Advice:

Before your interview, do some research on the company, the sector and the specific job you are applying for. It's important to smile, act confidently and answer questions precisely without 'babbling on'.

Graduate Hydraulic Modeller, South Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take your time with the application. Make sure you are specific and answers the question.

Interview Advice:

Mott MacDonald give a help leaflet when they ask you to an interview. Practise answering questions in that way. If you are a technical person, remember that Mott MacDonald is a consultancy and think about the impacts that will have on your position and the organisation as a whole.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Can work for multi discipline.

Mechanical Engineer, M and E at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do a placement year or a summer placement with Mott MacDonald; many graduates are returnees from placements.

Interview Advice:

Know about the company!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Civil Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare wise and structure your CV well.

Interview Advice:

The majority of the questions asked were about my previous experience and studies so I would advice to be ready to discuss about your past and know exactly what's mentioned on your CV's.

Renewable Energy Advisor, Solar Team/Renewable Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate a genuine interest in rail.

Graduate Rail Planner, Transport Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Have a good CV and cover letter.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and have knowledge of the subject that you have been requested to talk on at the interview.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Thermal Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Find out the more you can about the company and its values, as they are central in all work you will carry out here.

Interview Advice:

The interview is usually really friendly. Expect a few technical questions too. Be prepared to talk about what you did before (either work experience or uni projects).

Graduate Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

As an employee owned company, Motts looks to provide quality engineering over quantity. They look for personality, innovation and knowledge beyond the basics.

Interview Advice:

I was asked about what I knew about the company and the field I would be going into. Asked to talk about myself and what I had done at uni, any previous experience and extra curricular activities. Be ready to be asked where you see yourself in the future.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Dynamism and working in a fast paced environment is required.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and smile.

Aviation Analyst, Aviation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be willing to do anything you may be given!

Interview Advice:

Be positive and be yourself, show the interviewers you are willing to learn whilst being a very pleasant person.

Railway & Bridges Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure Birmingham at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Discuss your specific career aspirations.

Interview Advice:

Talk about a time you failed at something and what you did to overcome the situation.

Graduate Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Choose the area you want to work in and investigate the offices that undertake that work.

Interview Advice:

Just have an honest chat about what you've done and what you want to do in the future.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Mott MacDonald Bentley at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open minded and open to opportunities in many areas as this will build your experience more quickly. Make sure you are heard.

Interview Advice:

Be your best self - do not overdo it but ensure you get your passion, enthusiasm and ability across.

Assistant Project Manager, Health & Safety at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company and values.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water/Wastewater at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show initiative. A lot of the work requires logical thinking and an understanding of the concept and reason behind the work. If you strive to go above what is asked it undoubtedly makes your senior's (and your own) lives easier later on. If you can show that you've already been doing this in the past in either job experience or extra curricular activities it helps.

Interview Advice:

Show personality. Don't just think about what you think the interviewers want to hear, but give your own opinion or your own spin. They want to hire someone who is not only capable but also fun to work with as they will likely be in the same team and working with you on a daily basis.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know the company culture well. Mott MacDonald have a good corporate culture (including employee ownership) which it considers one of its strength. Be interested. Be ready to talk about both technical and business related aspects of engineering. Also you're a person, not an automaton, so show some personality!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company on its wide range of projects and revise your chosen sector as you will be asked technical questions.

Civil Engineer, Water and Wastewater at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The job is mainly office based. For someone who would like to have more travel involved, this may not be a very ideal role.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate your ability of analysing and the will to learn. more importantly, be confident!

Power system analysis engineer, PTD at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

As well as researching the company and the position, try to have some form of relevant work experience and something that shows you can work in a team. I'd say these are as important (if not more so) than having a first or a 2:1.

Interview Advice:

I was quizzed heavily (though not interrogated - they were still friendly) on work experience, not so much the technical detail, but almost as if they were checking to see if I really did do what my CV said. There were a handful of open-ended technical questions, but it was more to see how I would tackle a problem. It was more of a tete-a-tete to be honest.

Fire Engineer, Fire Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Really show an enthusiasm for learning and getting involved, there is a really good community feeling and because we work on large multi disciplinary projects you need to be a team player.

Interview Advice:

Always good to know some projects they have been involved in. Also think about where you want to be in 5 years. Try to demonstrate good team working, communication and problem solving skills, with real life examples (doesn't have to be University related).

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research about the company, its major projects, history and work philosophy. Also make sure you know what team you are applying for and what your job would entail since there are a lot of options!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest, focus on pre-interview task (presentation).

Interview Advice:

Be relaxed, it was my most enjoyable interview,
Focus on presentation, because that took most of my technical interview, make it engaging and interesting. Know your university projects very well.

Graduate Telecommunications Engineer, Railways Telecoms at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Highlight your extra curriculum activities and other passions outside your studies.

Interview Advice:

Be positive and demonstrate what you can bring to the team here.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Consulting at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply early! Motts offices often have their graduate choices for September sorted before the previous Christmas, perhaps because they know they are catching those who are very proactive.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and show how you will fit in working with others using your best people skills. Demonstrate how you can be flexible, through location and being excited to work on a variety of type of engineering projects.

Graduate Engineer, Structures (Buildings & Bridges) at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Have a genuine interest for the area of work you're applying for!

Interview Advice:

Study the basics of your course prior to interview and be prepared to talk about areas that really interest you. Stay relaxed and open (be a person someone could imagine working with).

Process Engineer, Power, Process and Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

In addition to showing an interest in the subject through your work, ensure you are well rounded, engaged and inquisitive.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Fire Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Gain work experience.

Interview Advice:

Research the company.

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be ambitious.

Interview Advice:

Show enthusiasm.

Assistant Quantity Surveyor, APD at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be passionate about the area of work you want to get into.

Interview Advice:

Discuss project examples and life experiences. Highlight whether you would like the chance to travel/work abroad throughout your career.

Coastal Engineer, Coastal at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Voluntary work is very helpful when applying to be a graduate ecologist. Therefore it is important to start trying to obtain this as early as possible (when in university).

Interview Advice:

Questions asked usually contain "What attracted you to the company?", "What are you hoping to gain from the position?", "Do you understand that you will sometimes have to work awkward hours?". There will often be tests to determine how much you know, such as asking you to write short methodologies, based on theoretical situations. There is almost always a test, based on identification of plants and animals (particularly protected species).

Ecologist, at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Had to give a presentation that I was given to prepare ahead of time. Lots of questions based on CV and studies as well as some more technical ones.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Ask lots of questions, be honest, act normal.

Arboriculturalist, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

When completing your application be sure to link your education and work expereince to the skills required for the role.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Stand out! Make sure you have extras on your CV that others don't. It could be volunteer work, work experience or anything else that you have taken part in that makes you seem more interesting.

Interview Advice:

Research the company! Understand what the company does and how you fit in. Be open and friendly.

Graduate E & P Engineer, Electrical & Plant at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Put the effort in to match your education and experience to date to what the job advertisement suggests we're after! If your written application is good enough then you've a chance of getting straight to interview.

Interview Advice:

I had to do a small presentation (which they told me about beforehand) and a writing assessment (which is spur of the moment). Your communication will be thoroughly assessed.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure to highlight your technical abilities/achievements.

Interview Advice:

Expect some questions to gauge your technical ability but they are mainly checking how you will fit in the office.

Graduate Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

- Be honest from start to finish

Interview Advice:

- Research the projects Mott are working on currently
- Know your degree and modules. Be prepared to talk about some specific examples of your work

Human Factors Engineer, Human Factors at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Come on board.

Interview Advice:

Dont blag it. Be prepared and honest.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest with yourself, if you don't know anything about designing, the company will teach you from the basics and will support you until you become chartered.

Interview Advice:

Read about what the company does and its beliefs and see how you can help the company achieve those objectives.

Assistant Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be ready to work as part of a fast paced, multidisciplinary team.

Interview Advice:

I work within the MMB branch of Mott MacDonald, as such H&S plays a very significant part of the work we do. My advance for anyone wishing to join MMB needs to be up to speed with H&S hot topics before the interview.

Project Leader, MMB at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't overcrowd your CV, detail the most important parts which apply to the job, but also don't underestimate the importance of your experience.

Interview Advice:

Details about previous roles I had undertaken, my experience, my university degree.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Foundations and Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be completely honest with your career aspirations

Interview Advice:

be yourself and speak in a professional manner

Assistant Quantity Surveyor, Water/North West at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be prepared to work

Interview Advice:

Think about design and problem solving processes and show examples

, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be confident. Know the difference between Transport planning and Transport modelling

Graduate Transport Planner, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself (if you are an enthusiastic engineer).

Interview Advice:

When you are at the interview, put your logical thinking caps on.
Also, ask questions because if you have any questions, that means you care. Also, an interview is a two-way process: Mott MacDonald wants to find out more about you and it's a chance for you to find out about Mott MacDonald before joining.

Graduate Transportation Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Think about what you really want from your career. As great as MM is, don't be fooled into thinking you'll be jetting off round the country/world from the minute you start. It is 99% desk-based so if you're not an "office" person, don't apply...

Interview Advice:

Motts are very big on career development (no matter how slow...). If you show you're keen and have the necessary technical skills, you'll succeed in getting through the interview phase.

Graduate Airport Planner, at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Read up about Mott MacDonald and the sectors we work in. Think about what kind of projects you want to work on and have an idea of how you want to progress your career i.e. chartership.

Geotechnical Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Bolster CV with strong qualifications to get through HR sifting. Also include something interesting which shows your character / strengths to attract during prospective manager CV sifting.

Interview Advice:

Read up on consulting (i.e. current trends, news), know the company and any recent news and a big current project if possible. Very relaxed assessment centre.

Graduate Consultant, MDC at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

CHECK CHECK CHECK!!! Spelling, grammar, sentence structure. This is your moment to sell yourself not just by the content but the little details that show who you are as a person.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and positive. Every job will have their individual problems and issues however working within in your team maintaining a positive attitude is so important.

Graduate, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic and honest

Interview Advice:

Read the advice they give you and take time to prepare

Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

There is a good support structure in Motts which is continuously reviewed and updated to provide the best possible professional development.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and don't try and make things up as you will get caught out. The interview is about getting to kow you better as a person so it's important to remember to work on your people skills before the interview.

Graduate QS, London at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Do your homework about the company, and be yourself! Don't panic if you get asked a technical question you can't answer - explain that you are not sure, but offer a suggestion to show the ability to problem solve.

Graduate Flood Risk Consultant, Flood risk at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

To show their willingness and team working skills as well as previous achievements

Interview Advice:

To be relaxed and slightly informal. To have your background and skills well prepared.

Coastal Engineer, Transportation/Ports, Coasts and Offshore at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show a varied background of experience, does not necessarily have to be in engineering.

Interview Advice:

Be friendly, they are looking for people to work with them, not for them.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

This role is all about working on project teams sometimes outside of your usual area of expertise. Focus more on your project work and less on your academic success; think about which projects went well or badly and identify why they did so and what you learnt from the experiences.

Interview Advice:

Read around the types of projects that occur in Nuclear and gain an understanding of Mott Macdonalds role in them

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Power, Process and Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Read up about transport schemes taking place in the UK such as HS2, Crossrail, Midland Metro. Be sure that you know what you want from the job and that it's for you. The role is fairly generic whatever company you are working for and it will general start of very technically. Most applicants are from a Scientific background.

Think about how you would be working alone for long periods of time with not much backup. Think about how you would be writing reports or doing something which you may not be so comfortable with.

Interview Advice:

Show a bit of an interest in the company and where you want to be in a few years time. Be honest about what you want. What is the aspect of the company you are interested in?

Be confident about what you want and say it. If you have any aims then it is better to mention them instead of make some up. Try and speak about all the things you have done instead of just responding to conversations, you won't get a chance to say something after the interview is done.

Try and guage someones interest and talk more about the things that the interviewer(s) find interesting.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open and don't be afraid to include achievements such as DoE, leadership awards and work. Mott MacDonald like people who can show they are well rounded and have experience, not just a 2.1/ first.

Interview Advice:

Know the company inside and out. It's unlikely you'll be asked back for a second interview if you haven't researched Mott MacDonald!

Graduate Environmental Consultant, EIA at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be confident /outgoing/enthusiastic etc.

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If you wish to start learning in real life situations and dealing with real life problems as they are identified then working in a design and build company is perfect for you.

Interview Advice:

Work out what you want from the company and what interests you, my company is very good at developing staff.

Project Leader, Water/Reservoirs at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure there are no glaring errors in the spelling and grammar of the application.

Interview Advice:

Expand on experience by giving examples of how you've managed to solve problems

, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Work placements appear to be a sure fire way into the company for many graduates

Interview Advice:

Be prepared to answer questions relating to technical skills, current legislation and guidelines and recent relevant projects

Graduate Geologist, Geo environmental at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take time answering the questions and make sure you answer what the question is asking you.

Interview Advice:

Prepare for your interview (standard interview questions/some technical questions), know about the company, its culture and projects it is involved in.

Graduate Project Manager, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company: what it stands for, some of its major projects, and how your skills would be suitable.

Interview Advice:

Stay calm and be yourself, and bring examples to show them of work that you have done.

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

>Be honest and enthusiastic
>Think of specific projects you have done

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Croydon at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Enthusiasm goes a long way!

Interview Advice:

Research the company ownership structure and major projects before interview.

Graduate civil engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Just be yourself, employers are not always looking for the best academic candidate but someone who they will be able to work with everyday.

Interview Advice:

Relax and know your bending moment diagrams!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Project Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure a good knowledge of data, economics and MS Office. Be a good independent thinker and proactive in problem solving.

Interview Advice:

Ensure appropriate amounts of research is undertaken into Mott MacDonald and be yourself.

Graduate Consruction Economist, Economic Research at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Preperation and practice is key. If you don't do these and someone else does then they are more likely to get the role.

Talk about your achievement because there isn't any other way for the interviewer to find out.

Interview Advice:

Be logical, clear and relate your experiences and achievements to the role.

Graduate Project Manager, Property at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Find out, in depth, what type of work the company does. Examples of projects, clients etc.

Interview Advice:

Show enthusiasm. Brush up on basic engineering principles. Show you are a people person and describe any experience you have working with clients.

Graduate Chemical Engineer, Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Even if there is no job opportunity being advertised, still send in a CV. Also ensure that you have done some background reading so that in an interview you can discuss the company and ask questions.
Make your CV concise and to the point, employers do not want to trawl through a lot of pages of information that's not relevant when it could just be a couple of pages detailing your experience and relevant qualifications.

Interview Advice:

Read up about the company so that you can discuss it and ask relevant questions. Try and remain calm, the employer is trying to ascertain what you know, not what you don't.

Graduate Ecologist, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It's not about your grades or your complete technical knowledge necessarily - you need to be able to show a point of difference and a passion for your potential role.

Interview Advice:

Background research on the role and the company - Mott MacDonald staff are of high quality and have pride in their company and work.

Civil Design Engineer, Wastewater at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

focus on the relevant experience/courses and demonstrate passion for working in this industry

Interview Advice:

be enthusiastic, ask questions, engage with interviewer, come across as trustworthy and reliable

Graduate Building Services Engineer, Edinburgh at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Answer the question professionally, check your english grammar and focus on contents. If you don't find any open position on the official career website, try contacting HR directly that will put you in contact with the related manager.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate that you are keen to learn and that you would approach work with a professional attitude. You will work in a team, appoint you appreciate diversity at work. Show your curiosity and be respectful. Approach the interview knowing about the company and the role. Demonstrate that you are an engineer and be prepared to discuss about Facade Engineering (condensation, architecture, structure, energy balance, etc.).

Facade Engineer, Facade Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you spend a significant amount of time writing the answers to the questions. Show who you are and what you can bring to a team environment, as that seems to be a very important factor.

The HR departments actually read your application forms, so don't hastily send it off.

Interview Advice:

10 min Presentation: just make sure you prepare well and know some background info on the topic you choose.

Interview: just typical competency based q's. Technical q's came with the presentation, but I also linked them to the generic interview. Lasts about an hour.

Standard numerical, verbal and logical test which is not too difficult (do practice beforehand though- don't be complacent!).

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Railways/Traction Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the job and the major clients and projects. Ring an office and ask some general questions about the office etc. Don't be afraid to keep asking questions!

Interview Advice:

Do some homework, find out who and how many people will be doing the interview.

Tell the truth, focus on your experience, or relate experience to the role. Make eye contact, always ask a question at the end, it shows interest and allows you to engage one final time and say thanks.

Quantity Surveyor, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Competency based interview was very relaxed. Just be confident and professional.

Assistant Advisor FM, Facilities Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

- Ensure you have a good understanding of the different areas Mott MacDonald specialises in - it is very diverse!
- Research some of the recent projects Mott MacDonald is working on within the area you have applied for. Try to develop a sense of some of

Management Consultant, Education at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You will need to show that you can self manage your time. This is best shown by work experience and doing more than just the degree.

Interview Advice:

Know the company, show interest and enjoy yourself

Consultant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

to do it, they're a great company with good benefits and career opportunities

Interview Advice:

letter writing this is something you will pick up in work but from university it is hard to grasp

Graduate Civil Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

I think it is important to show/indicate that you know about projects that Motts is currently doing. If you can somehow incorporate this into the answers to some of the questions I think this will be good.

Interview Advice:

The interview was laid back and was a more like a chat with two of the senior members of staff and they only asked me one technical questions relating to portal frames and their bending moments.

Graduate Engineer, BNI Western at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company.
Get work experience if possible.
Likely to be a technical question in the interview so be prepared for this.

Interview Advice:

I was asked to write a 2 page piece on HS2, I think they are checking your writing skills. I was also asked to draw 2 bending moment and shear force diagrams in the interview.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Building and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Advantageous to have an industry related internship / summer work to speak about.

Interview Advice:

Brush up on technical knowledge, will get asked it in the interview

Graduate civil engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

A good and honest letter of recommendation seems to be a helpful

Interview Advice:

No tricky questions, mostly an open discussion with a small presentation to prepair.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Railways Croydon at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Study project risk management within engineering projects - understand the industry.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, and be relaxed. Be enthusiastic, ready to engage and build a rapport with your interviewer. Know your CV inside out and be ready to answer questions on your past experience and what you can bring to the organisation and the role. Show your interest by asking your interviewer questions too (related to the role and the company).

Risk Engineer, Risk Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

I would advise that you do your research and look into the Mott MacDonald graduate scheme and company as a whole there is a wealth of information out there that can help give a wider view of what the company offers and the role graduates play in the company ethos.

Human Factors Engineer, Human Factors at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, be enthusiastic, research the company/role,

Interview Advice:

I was asked to give a short presentation on a topic of my choice, perhaps bring a portfolio i.e. examples of your work, projects you have worked on

Graduate Civil / Structural Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Tailor your application to the individual employer. Do not give generic answers that could have been copied and pasted from other application.

Interview Advice:

Dress smart and be yourself. Body language is very important on a face to face interview. Take advantage of this and show the interview that your really interested on the position.

Graduate, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, there's no point in being hired if you won't fit in and end up leaving at the first opportunity...
Don't worry too much about technical knowwledge. Internships in a similar environment are always good, but you're a graduate and people know you haven't done much relevant work before.

Reneable Energy Consultant, Renewables/Wind Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Base your application on behavioural evidence of the type of person you are and the skills you have.

Interview Advice:

Provide evidence of where you have been involved in a project, what your role was, how you contributed, what went well, what didn't go so well.

Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and stand out- don't just put down things you think people want to hear.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, remember the name of those interviewing you and don't be late!

Human Factors Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Learn about the engineering department you are applying for and demonstrate how what you have studied could be applied

Graduate Rolling Stock, Rolling stock at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Sound enthusiastic and don't sound like you're after lots of money. Make it sound like you're genuinely interested in engineering and take pride in your work.

Interview Advice:

Look up Pride values on the MM website and use them in the interview.

Assistant Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do adequate preparation - know the work that the division you're applying for does and have a good idea of what other teams in the division do as well. The psychometric tests which took place before the interview are not too difficult but require quick thinking and good concentration so be properly refreshed on the day. The presentation you need to give is a choice between a general topic relevant to the division (the given topic for me was 'challenges facing the transport sector') or something personal (I gave mine on my final year project).

Interview Advice:

e.g tips, questions you were asked etc
There is nothing too difficult. One question I was asked was 'outline the various systems (mechanical, electrical, public safety and fire) which should be present in a railway station in case of an emergency. Another was 'how would you adapt renewable energy sources to be compatible with a railway system'.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Railways Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Triple check your application, is what you've written relevant? You need to identify your skills.

Interview Advice:

Show you've done your research on the industry.

Signalling Engineer, Railway Signalling at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to not be generic. Say things that are different to other people and unique to yourself.

Interview Advice:

Don't be afraid to show your personality i.e. relax and be sociable not tight and formal

Civil Engineer, Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic and do not over sell yourself.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic.

Graduate Engineering, Hydro, Thermal and Nuclear Energy Generation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Seek opportunities via career fair or presentations at university

Interview Advice:

Technical competence is the most important thing.

Graduate Transport Planner, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show enthusiasm and willingness to learn

Interview Advice:

Make sure you know exactly what is on your CV and that it is all true and relevant

Graduate Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you have experience in the field. Consider whether you want a desk job or not.

Interview Advice:

Get sponsered before / at uni then you dont have to interview

Graduate Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Go all in on this - best job out of my friends in tems of perks and pay.

Interview Advice:

Learn bending moments and fluids

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridge Team at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be keen and show enthusiasm for the area of the business to which you have applied.

Interview Advice:

Be keen and let them know about your interest in engineering and specifically the kind of projects the company works on (e.g. I am in the Railways Division; I really like trains and let them know so!)

Assistant Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic for the role, research well, know what consultancies do

Interview Advice:

Know about consultancies, subconsultants, how to manage risk etc (plus all technical knowledge gained in uni).

Know your own CV

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

To gain Chartership, you need to ask for the work, as it won't just land on your desk. Talking to line manger and delegate engineer will ensure you get experience you need.
In terms of civil engineering in general, look at sectors that are in demand. At present, railways and water are in demand and it looks likely that roads will be booming soon.
At the same time demand for sectors such as energy (especially nuclear) have dwindled, whilst commercial (high rise buildings) are hit and miss. It is always good to see what is being built at the moment and government policy. Later, you can request to change sector once you have foot in door, but spend at least a year in the sector you start in.

Interview Advice:

Be honest when giving interviews. The interviewers can tell if you are embellishing or fabricating answers. It is better for them to know where you are at that moment in time so that they can determine what they need to do to develop you (e.g. start on design calculations, experience on site).

Civil Engineer, Buildings & Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do a convincing good cover letter, outlining your experience and extracurricular activities to your potential job requirements.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and calm, interviewers are very friendly, study basic technical material.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transport Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and get a contact as well as submitting the online application. HR don't always choose the best candidate. Write something specific and not general.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. Be cool. We're all people.

Structural Engineering, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Use your college / University careers support. They will typically have good helpsheets and workshops on how to write an effective application and CV. Make sure your application is relevant to the job role you are applying for.

Interview Advice:

Have a list of typically asked questions and your responses to them written down and revise these, and although other questions may come your way, typically there are a few key terms that are used frequently. Bring a notepad and pen and write a few questions to ask in the interview. If you have any visual aids that are relevant to the application it is also good to bring these with you

Graduate Civil Engineer, Flooding at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

be honest with what you can and can't do, Motts will help you with the things you can't.

All experience is good experience

Interview Advice:

establish a connection with the interviewers
Make them feel like you can fit in the sociably as well as technically

Electrical Design Engineer, Water Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show drive and self management ability.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

the ability to manage your own time is key, as is the confidence to ask when you need to

Graduate Project Manager, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be confidenct in your application and sell yourself

Interview Advice:

Do you research about the job, company and things that you might be asked about.

transport planner, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself

Interview Advice:

Know your Cv, try not to be too nervous.

Graduate civil Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be strong with your design codes and structural modelling

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and don't be too serious; make them laugh.

Graduate engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company in depth

Interview Advice:

Mott's pride themselves on the quality of the service provided - aim to demonstrate high levels of commitment/interest in technical knowledge and producing high quality work (prepare examples of this and other key areas like teamwork).

Graduate Tunnel Engineer, Tunnels at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't dwell on academic achievements. Pay more attention to extra curricular activities and in particular any prior relevant work experience you have.

Interview Advice:

Prepare for interview well. In particular research the company and the office you're applying for.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

1) Practice aptitude tests
2) Get someone to proof read you aplpication questions

Interview Advice:

1) Read up on the company to have some background knowledge
2) Have a few questions to ask the interviewers
3) Be enthusiastic!

Quantity Surveyor/Estimator, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Aknowledge your weaknesses but recognise your strengths. Always tailor the application to the job and include a cover letter.

Interview Advice:

Research what projects are currently being run by the area you are applying for and prepare to demonstrate how you could contribute to the project.

Engineering Geologist, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you are aware of the specific role you are taking for the company.

Graduate Waste Management Consultant, Waste Management at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Take examples of your work with you to interview, i.e calculations and technical reports where possible

Graduate Civil Engineer, Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have a clear vision of which role you want to go into and read around the role and division for which you are applying.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, bring up topics at university you are confident in speaking about. The more you talk and guide the conversation, the less questions will come.

Graduate Structural Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Contact technical directors of divisions within which you would like to work directly and try to avoid HR routes of applications.

Interview Advice:

Stay relaxed and do not feel intimidated. Take time to answer questions whether you think you know the correct answer or not. Your approach and presentation of your response says as much as the validity of what you say. Be enthusiastic and show how much the position excites you.

Graduate Engineering Geologist, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare in advance

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Though the application form is long, it is worthwhile; the application process overall is trimmed down by having this "up-front" cost.

Interview Advice:

There was a short but unexpected writing exercise; given two statements I had to choose one, and defend an opinion on it. The reasoning was explained as: "sometimes great technical candidates can't articulate their point of view" so the exercise was to test your written communication skills, especially in terms of ability to argue, persuade and advise.

There was also a technical question on bending moment diagrams.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

N/A

Interview Advice:

Prepare to be asked situational questions about previous experiences in and out of the work environment.

Graduate HR Advisor, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be willing to learn many pieces of software
Be aware you will be stuck inside an office (no hands on work)

Interview Advice:

Revise basic power system principles, it's a more technical than competency based interview

Power Systems Engineer, Power Analysis at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take time over the questions, personalise the answers to questions.

Interview Advice:

N/A

Graduate Engineer, Structural Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Appreciate current and typical construction issues, have sound knowledge of engineering principles with a desire to work in a sustainable and safe manner

Interview Advice:

N/A

Graduate Civil Engineer, Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be good at sealing yourself but don't lie.

Interview Advice:

Research your company and the role you will take, ask questions to show you're interested and show enthusiasm in specific areas.

Building Services Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Why are the manholes round?

Graduate Software Developer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Sell yourself in the applicaiton forms and spend time filling them out, they really do count and you will not get an interview without first getting passed the HR desk, so make sure you don't just list your qualifications, show them you are interested and that you would be a good choice for them.

Interview Advice:

Keep calm and show enthusiasim for the sector you are applying for, the teams here are highly motivated and enthusiastic about the projects they work on.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

From a technical point of view, make sure you can at least do the basics of the skills on the spec as you will be asked a few basic technical questions (doesn't matter if you can't do all of them), show that you want the job and that you aren't boring!

Software Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn the company values and get a good understanding of the types of projects the company works on.

Show a willingness to progress within the company and demonstrate commercial awareness and ways in which you have added value to a project.

Graduate Town Planner, Town Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you fully understand which role you are being placed with in the company as it is different to rotate between teams. Show enthusiasm and don't be afraid to express your interests and communicate with interviewers/HR staff.

Transport Planner, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Always say yes when asked to do something new.

Graduate Engineer, Power Generation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research sector and show an interest by either do relevant coursework at university or gain professional/non-professional experience.

Interview Advice:

Prepare thoroughly

Graduate Engineer, Energy (Power Generation) at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get ready to work and to gain experience over time;
Be prepared technically;

Interview Advice:

Be prepared - follow the advices given by recruitment team;
Think outside the box;
Prepare a list of questions and ask them at the end of interview (minimum 5);
Know your discipline;

Graduate Structural Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show a good understanding of your chosen expertise/topic and follow through with this in the interview. Also show a willingless to learn and adapt.

Interview Advice:

Be honest and show good integrity throughout the interview process

Accounts Administrator, Technology & Communications at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you work on the application questions, don't do it all in one day, take your time so you can make your answers the best they can be.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you have read up on major projects that have been undertaken by the company, both past and current so you can be knowledgeable and in tune with the interviewers. Be conversational and act comfortably as the interviewer will want to see how well you interact with new people. But it is an interview so stay alert and keep eye contact.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate other achievements outside academia to show a more rounded person.

Interview Advice:

On top of meeting the required hard skills, if you can demonstrate soft skills such as teamwork, leadership etc this is ideal. Also demonstrate your personal skills, at the end of the day who ever Interviewer hires he will be working with, directly or indirectly.

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know the company inside out. Do your research on the role you intend to apply for. Have a genuine interest in the position.

Interview Advice:

Not as much as a question but more like a mini debate. I was asked my opinion on which airport (Gatwick or Heathrow) should be awarded the 3rd runway.

Graduate Aviation Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic and interested

Regulatory Analyst, Economics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply for an internship while still an uni if you can - its a great way for you to figure out if the company is right for you and equally gives you several weeks/months to prove why you're right for the job, rather than one short interview.

Environmental Scientist – Air Quality, Air Quality at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show a genuine interest in the role you are applying for, through your studies, summer placements, outside interests, etc.

Interview Advice:

What do you know about Mott MacDonald?

Explain some technical work you completed during your university course.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consulting Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Bring attention to any professional/trainee experience you have that may be relevant and language skills if relevant.

Interview Advice:

Try and look/sound professional, but also friendly. Who wants to work with someone who seems like a robot? Social interactions are important.
Think about the benefits you can bring from your past experience.

Renewable Energy Engineer, Renewables at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research types of project the company works on and apply what you have done to that type of work.

Interview Advice:

Talk about interesting, relevant work you have done.

Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply directly if possible.

Interview Advice:

Know Archimedes principle.

Graduate Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show your passionate about your area of work. Keep it concise and to the point.

Interview Advice:

Be passionate and show your personality, learn about the role and show how you can contribute towards the team. Balance your arguments

Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to work on a variety of small projects when you start so that you can establish the field that you would like to work in

Interview Advice:

Research the business unit that you are applying for, not just the company. Try to think about the projects you would like to work on and relate this to any experience you might have

Consultant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be specific, how can you help the team? what would you like to go? if you have any previous experience, go into details of what you did, and if it is not much just relate it to your experience.

They have targets when recruiting, so be specific, and ask.

Project Leader, North West WNE at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you emphasise your own achievements.

Interview Advice:

Come well prepared.

Graduate Engineer, Metros and Civils at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't waste your time if you are not prepared.

Interview Advice:

Do not lie.

Graduate Engineer, Renewable Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open to all opportunities as this job will expose you to a multitude of experience and expertise.

Interview Advice:

The interview day is not as daunting as it may seem. Be confident and answer as much as you can in terms of questions. The interview was more of an informal chat, with the interviewers helping me find the correct answer to their technical questions.

Read up on current projects they are working on to show your interest and enthusiasm.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Rolling Stock/Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

- Tailor your CV!
- Make your application stand out from the crowd

Interview Advice:

- Research the hot topics in the area that you're applying for
- Try and build up a rapport with the interviewer so they can see that you'd be able to build up a good relationship with clients

Graduate Transport Planner, Transport Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Prepare for some technical questions. Relax

Graduate Software Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

> Be honest and enthusiastic
> Put down all experience
> Talk about specific projects

Interview Advice:

As above

Graduate Environmental Consultant, EIA at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

For graduates, employers are looking more to see if you have the basic knowledge and the personal qualities that will allow you to develop.

Graduate Engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Nothing out of the normal is required. Neat and tidy CV, good covering letter, honest and to the point answers to application questions are a good start. Don't try to write essays, just be clear and concise about why you would like to work for MM.

Interview Advice:

When you have an interview make sure you ask about what the office you will be working in is like - small/big team, other graduates, types of projects you will get involved in, job progression prospects. The MM brochure gives a lot of general aspects of the company, but each office will be different, so make sure you know what the local condition are like!

Graduate Structural Engineer, Buildings & Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The company likes people to have good technical knowledge of their area but also good "soft" skills.

Interview Advice:

Try to use examples to demonstrate collaboration, teamwork, commercial awareness etc...

Graduate Project Assistant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest about your strengths and abilities, the interview will expect your to back up your claims.

Interview Advice:

Remember the interview is two way, it is also a chance for you to assess the company culture not just for the company to find out about you. Work is going to take up a large proportion of your waking life so make sure you're happy with where you're going to be working.

Graduate Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Flexibility in your preferred office location will help in getting an interview.

Interview Advice:

Ask about chartership and read up about the company before the interview.

Civil Engineer, Water engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to talk to current employees as there is a an active employee referral scheme in place. Make sure you outline relevant experience in your application form e.g. internship in your local council if the job role is focused on the public sector.

Interview Advice:

The interview was quite informal and conversational. Make sure you know about the company and its values e.g. employee-owned, sectors it works in. Ground your answers in experience and examples.

Graduate Consultant, Education at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

About this role you should be able to answer a number of competency questions.

Interview Advice:

Read the values of the company.

Graduate Project Manager, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate that you are interested in a career in engineering beyond simply earning a salary - previous experience in international development / STEM / the engineering sector is valuable.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate that you are interested in a career in engineering beyond simply earning a salary - previous experience in international development / STEM / the engineering sector is valuable.

Graduate Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Search the company before you apply. Be specific in what you would like to do.

Interview Advice:

Clearly state what you can do and how this is going to help the company.

Mechanical Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply directly to the office that you wish to work in. Be aware that working towards chartership is vital for progression within MM.

Interview Advice:

Technical knowledge will be tested, interviews are usually carried out specifically by engineers in the team you will be working.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply direct to offices, not through HR.

Electrical Engineer, Buildings & infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Set out a career path for the next 5 years, so to have set goals and objectives

Interview Advice:

Discuss future and how you can get to the next stage of your career

Senior Structural Engineer, Power / Nuclear Decommissioning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

none

Interview Advice:

Show your personality as well as knowledge about the company. They do not look particularly at your grades however at your ambition and whether you have the drive to succeed.

Business and Commercial Assistant, Executive at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare well

Bridge Engineer, Structure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research both the wider company and the business unit you are looking to enter. Demonstrate how your experience to date (uni, sports, internships, other jobs etc.) aligns with the role and culture of the business.

Interview Advice:

Prepare. Prepare. Prepare.

The assessment day is split into three sections.
An individual task, which you won't know anything about, so be prepared to think on your feet.

A panel interview. Make sure you understand the role, the kind of work you will do and the range of clients the company works with and be able to demonstrate that, think about the macro environment of the sector (e.g. is it growing/declining - why?). Don't be shy about demonstrating your competencies and knowledge here. Ask insightful questions.

A group task (with your competition!). Be confident but adaptable, don't impose your will on the group and recognise that everyone in the room has something good to contribute. Remember that while you are ultimately competing against the rest of the group, they want to see your ability to work as a team to produce the best possible outcome.

Graduate Consultant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

an MSc in a relevant field is definitely a bonus.

Graduate Hydrogeologist, Contaminated Land at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to do a project or dissertation in partnership with the company. And study the MSc Engineering Geology at Imperial College London. BSc in Geology will not be sufficient.

Engineering Geologist, Foundations & Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be flexible.

Interview Advice:

Be flexible and show an interest.

Graduate Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the industry, the specific projects the company has worked on and why they were unique.

Interview Advice:

Try to understand what you will be doing on a day-to-day basis for the first year, but also as you progress.

Mechanical Hydropower Engineer, Hydropower at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you fit in with the people you'll be working with. Go and visit the office.

Interview Advice:

Find out what kind of work graduates have been working on recently.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Hydraulic Structures – Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be willing to put in the hours to get the work done. This is not a 9-5 5 day a week career.

Interview Advice:

Know what engineering discipline you are applying for and an understanding of what the job entails by speaking to engineers who work within the field. Look at problems engineers may face within this disipline and think about practical solutions.

Graduate Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest, sell your skills and experience and don't complete the application with standard quotations and 'key terms'.

Also, before you submit, always check for errors!! silly mistakes can come back to haunt.

Interview Advice:

Smile, relax and treat it more like a discussion of you and your experience.

Be on time!!

Human Factors Engineer, Human Factors at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Technical competency is important, but a keenness and ability to interpret data and derive the implications of, say, behavioural change for transport policy, is a highly valued skill.

Although it sounds like a platitude, being able demonstrate a knowledge of the subject matter in the job description can give a real advantage over the competition, especially if the candidate can talk intelligently on current industry issues (ie approaches to economic appraisal, or the limitations of different survy methods).

Interview Advice:

Overcoming challanges (whether succeeding or failing);
Problem solving;
synthesising information to make informed recommendations to decision makers.

Graduate Transport Planner/Modeller, Transport Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic about your potential position, showing keen knowledge of which you hope to build on. Try to get relative work experience in a similar industry, this will enhance your overall application.

Interview Advice:

Be confident, dress appropriately, don't stress.

Building Services Apprentice, Building Services Team at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Know the industry, ask if something isn't clear, be yourself, and be positive.

Graduate Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and sell yourself.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and relaxed, Mott MacDonald were very welcoming and prepared me for the interview. So they do want you to get the job!

Transport Planner, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Decide which area you want to work and target that, however don't close your mind to other areas. Go for a summer placement.

Graduate Engineer, Metros and Civils – Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The graduate program is brilliant and the experience you can gain from other people within the company, as there are so many opportunities availiable to you as a graduate and as you progress further.

Interview Advice:

The interview process was excellent and nothing to worry about as they really settle you in so that you can relax and really show who you are. As an example my interview was an assessment held over two days which involved a team task of a treseaure hunt around the solent on a sailing boat which we had to sail ourselves. I think as interviews goes this was definitely one of the best ones I have been on as everyone was very friendly and the activities were brilliant in making us relax and be yourself.

Graduate Project Assisstant, Heathrow at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic.

Graduate Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Don't hold back in telling them where you want your future to go in this industry. Mott MacDonald are usually very helpful in trying to help you get to where you want to be and will offer all sorts of assistance in your future.

Interview Advice:

Be honest and be yourself. Come across as a friendly person who gets on well with others as they will be after someone who fits in well with the team.

Apprentice, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If possible, try and get some work experience in a similar role as this will always be beneficial.

Graduate Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure that you have done research on the company and have suitable academic qualifications and previous experience to make you a strong canditate.

Interview Advice:

1) Do background RESEARCH on the company
2) ASK who may be interviewing you
3) Prepare for questions based on the info on your CV and ensure that you have a reason why your experiences will benefit the company

Graduate Engineer, Strucutures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be careful during the application procedure. Sometimes good candidates complete unsuccessfull applications because the format of their answers is wrong.

Interview Advice:

1.Prepare some things for the company and its recent achievements. It makes a good impression to know who is interviewing you and what the role of the company is to the global market.
2. Relax and enjoy the interview. The interviewers understand that It is harder to think and give correct answers under pressure. The interview is usually demanding, especially for someone that has not worked before. Be gentle and calm, that will help you be more efficient.
3. Practice at home. A mock interview with my friends helped me a lot before my first interview. Be careful, it should be exactly as you will interviewed in reality. Pretend that you walk in the interview room, greet your friends as being the managers/directors, some of your friends should be interviewing you and a couple of them may note down what you could have done/said better.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, MNC/FNG at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be honest! If you think you only want a job for 3 years, say so - I did, and still got it!

Graduate Engineer, Water Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research on what the company values are.

Interview Advice:

All the straightforward interview questions:
"when have you worked in a team"
"what are you worst qualities"
"why do you want to work here as opposed to another consultancy"

Graduate Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Emphasise flexiability in terms of job role and location.

Interview Advice:

Emphasise experience of working as part of a team and how you have compromised personal aspirations for the benefit of others.

Graduate Civil Engineer, All at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be prepared to do anything you are given.

Interview Advice:

Be positive and honest.

Graduate Civil Engineer, OGH at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If you like civil engineering Mott MacDonald is a very good company to work for.

Interview Advice:

Don't be shy.

Wind Project Manager, Power departement at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You have the opportunity to work in so many different projects that you are continuously learning!

Interview Advice:

Be honest and don't try to show off what you are not.

Assistant Geotechnical Engineer, Founfations & Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

The interview can be either competency based or technically oriented. A general knowledge about company's history and fields of expertise is useful.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Power System Analysis / Glasgow at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to emphasise any practical experience you have, particularly on site, as many jobs have a site based role involved. The quality of checking and approving is very important in Mott MacDonald, so it may be worth sending in a report you have written to give an example of the quality of work you can produce.

Engineering Geologist, Geotechnical Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Mention your strengths clearly.

Interview Advice:

It will be alright if you have good understanding of the basics.

engineer II, substation design at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know the role and know what you enjoy - there is a real tendency to get caught up in applying for the 'best' jobs. If you won't enjoy the job, apply for a different role.

Talk to someone on the inside - if you are applying from uni you can guarantee there is a friend of a friend who works for Mott MacDonald. Get the inside scoop from them.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic, don't be overly formal. Your being assessed on whether you can make the office a nicer place as much as whether you can do a good job.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Newcastle at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get in there early! Our graduates this year were chosen before Christmas, based on those who probably applied around October/November time.

Interview Advice:

Be honest and relaxed. its important to our company, generally, that you be flexible and mobile and up for trying a range of engineering activities sometimes across disciplines - be openminded about your future; it's early days.

Graduate Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Employers are looking for well-rounded candidates that can fit in to the work environment easily, this can be demonstrated through extra curricular activities.

Interview Advice:

Tell us a little about yourself.
What extra curricular activities do you take part in?
What motivates you and why?

Graduate Civil Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be firm, but approachable.

Finance Assistant, Power Executive at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It takes time to reach a final decision on recruitment; be ready to wait for some weeks before getting a response after your application/interview

Interview Advice:

Show a strong interest in the job you will be doing
Become a team-player
Aim for a shared success rather than individual

Graduate, Aviation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Go for it, learn what you can as there's few better places to get early years experience.

Interview Advice:

Know something about the sector you are applying/being interviewed for if your qualification is generic such an 'civil engineering'.

Analyst, Aviation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show proof of interest in role.

Graduate Traffic Engineer, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Definately worth applying to.

Interview Advice:

The interview was fairly relaxed compared to other companies I interviewed for. You need to demonstrate knowledge of the field you wish to work in, and an enthusiasm for it.

Graduate Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Keep your application concise and relevant. Relate your skills to the job you are applying for.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared, research the company and have a list of questions to ask related to the job role. Some of the questions were related to scenarios that could come up if you were to do the job and how you would react.

Learning & Development Administrator, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Have a general knowledge of the railway industry and be competent using computer aided design software such as AutoCAD and/or Microstation. Show a willingness to learn. Give as much relevant work experience details as possible.

Interview Advice:

Have an understanding of the company and the job that you are applying for prior to the interview. When asked questions, try to use as many practical examples as the company really appreciate this type of experience (more than awards, certificates, etc).

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railway at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open, honest and sell yourself. Mott MacDonald look for people with a good technical background but also want someone who is going to be easy to work with, committed and will fit in with the team.

Interview Advice:

Research the area you are interviewing for. Look up recent projects Mott MacDonald has been in as well as other industry projects. Understand about where your career could take you, even if you are not exactly sure which direction you are going to want to take yet. Think about other things you have been involved in as well as engineering/job specific roles, well rounded people are definitely highly regarded.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation, Metros and Civil at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Felxibility is key, especially for location. Show a will to learn and to commit to the company's goals.

Interview Advice:

Be your professional self and show enthusiasm and ability to learn and critically evaluate. Graduates aren't expected to have much experience, albeit potentially some internships.

Wind Energy Consultant (Graduate), Wind Power/Renewable Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show that you share similar values.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport Modelling at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do your research before applying and if possible try and meet members of staff at careers events or conferences.

Interview Advice:

Be relaxed as the interviewer will likely just want to get to know you as a person as your skills and qualifications are on your CV.

, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company values and current challenges facing the business for example working with BIM and sustainability.

Interview Advice:

Dress smartly and know your CV.

Civil Infrastructure Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If there are no jobs available in this sector, apply to do a summer internship as this is how I got my current job role.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared to give innovative ideas about how you can contribute to the company.

Graduate Sustainability Consultant, Sustainability & Climate Change at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

We are mostly looking for enthusiastic and bright individuals, no past experience in Water/Wastewater is necessarily required. Need to be willing to learn and flexible

Interview Advice:

If you have a recent project, research work or pilot plant etc expect to talk about this in detail

Process Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself. Remember it’s as much about you determining if you want to work for the company as it is about the company determining whether they want you to work for them.

Graduate Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthuiatic about the engineering field, show a desire to learn and be stretched.

Interview Advice:

Dress smartly, arrive early, read up on the company and how it got to where it is now.

Chartered Civil Engineer, Water Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

List all relevant experience.

Interview Advice:

Interview is fairly informal and takes the style of a conversation rather than an interview. They will ask you relevant questions regarding your university experience and how you will be able to apply this to the work place to become an asset to the team.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Building services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show you can do a wide range of jobs in different areas.

Interview Advice:

Ask as many questions about the job as possible.

Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you have an appropriate degree (preferably masters these days) and don't go on about how much you want to change the world.

Interview Advice:

Brush up on your technical knowledge and don't make up answers in interviews - be honest - dont be overly self important - and most importantly have some good questions. Remember the interviewer needs to sell the company to you not just yourself to the company.

Air Quality Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If you show you are a hard worker and eager to learn the way of the industry you will be a strong candidate.

Interview Advice:

Be aware of the current industry climate and trends.
Have your 5 year career plan ready as they like to know where you see yourself, a good answer is working for Mott MacDonald as a chartered engineer.

Graduate Civil ENgineer, Rail & Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Look to emphasize how you wish to advance in your career.

Interview Advice:

Always be profesional and show additional interest by probing the nature of the role you are interviewing for.

Civil Engineer, Croydon at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

State what projects you have worked on at University in your CV.
Make your CV stand out.
Early early - if you finish University in July make sure you have applied as soon as the application opens (it was November for me).

Interview Advice:

Bring along your University project work and information on the modules you have completed. If you don't bring anything along, you could be anyone!

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and enthusiastic. Show an interest in the company and their industry.

Interview Advice:

Answer the questions honestly, if you don't know, don't make out that you do.

Graduate Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

None

Interview Advice:

None

Graduate engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

None.

Interview Advice:

None.

Graduate Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure to highlight your strong points and focus CV to the role you are applying for. A good grip on your subjects is always a plus

Interview Advice:

Interviewers are usually very friendly so there is no need to be nervous

Structural Engineer, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Learn Revit

Interview Advice:

Don't undersell yourself, be confident.

Architectural Assistant, Architecture at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Be ready to talk about your particular engineering interests, any projects you've been involved in (e.g. at university), any projects that have caught your eye in the news/journals etc.

Graduate Engineer, Building Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

must be familiar with current building regulations

Interview Advice:

be confident, show previous project done either with university or previous company to show competency

Mechanical Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

What you have done while at university is just as important as what you learn. What sports/societies are you involved in, what have you gained from any position you have held within these societies. Think of volunteering experience or part time work experience that may not be relevant but you gained a key skill in doing this activity.

Interview Advice:

Don't be afraid to elaborate or talk about an occasion when a job/project didn't go according to plan. Say why it didn't and what you learned from this.
The interview was easier than other interviews I had. A little preparation beforehand will impress the interviewers. Most importantly if you don't know the answer to a question say that you don't know, you may be prompted to have a guess but don't be shy just be yourself, the interview was a pleasant experience for me.

Graduate Engineer, Traction Power & EMC at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

I would advice candidates to be themselves and research the sector they are applying for.

Interview Advice:

-Practice your presentation skills
-Revise and/or research basic technical principles of the sector or area you are applying.

Graduate Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply early, the best thing to do with any graduate scheme I think is to get your application in early.

Interview Advice:

You will be asked to give a short presentation about yourself, try to make it lively and interesting. Most of all though know the company.

Graduate Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

This is the best place for anyone looking for career development.

Interview Advice:

What would you bring to the team?

Graduate Electrical Engineer, E&P at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Get work relevant experience.

Interview Advice:

Research the company and be confident and friendly.

Hydrogeologist, Water Resources at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be aware of what makes this company special: the employee-owned status, promotion of staff autonomy, quick ownership of projects, etc...

Interview Advice:

Same as application. The interview itself is highly dependant on the interviewer so nothing specific can really be said here.

Mechanical Engineer, Building and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Calculate outgoings before you join as accommodation and travel can severely affect disposable income. Show a commitment to volunteering, sustainability and be aware of H&S. Be technically sound.

Interview Advice:

Do not be over-enthusiastic and come across as big-headed. Talk well and sell what you do best. Be technically sound.

Assistant Geotechnical Engineer, Foundations & Geotechnics / Croydon at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Focus on work experience gained - no matter how trivial you may feel your contribution was. This was what made me stand out (moreso than what I studied during my degree)

Interview Advice:

Illustrate how you have matured as an individual during your studies or previous work experience - e.g. greater personal effectiveness and team working compared to when you started.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Previous experience is ideal but not essential. Use other experiences (relevant or otherwise) as well in your CV to highlight other achievements and work.

Interview Advice:

Know about the company before applying and get an appreciation of their values and company mission. Also prepare questions on the company (and the particular office) to ask in the interview such as "What tasks would be expected of me", etc.

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Have all your competency answers ready because you're going to need them. Research the division your applying for not just the whole company.

Interview Advice:

Prepare for your interview because its a toughy. Assessment centre consisted of an individual task (which you can't prepare for), a panel interview (which you absolutely must prepare for - know the company, its values and all your competency answers) and a group exercise. You don't have a break in between these so be well prepared on the day, it will take approximately 3 hours. Don't shout over others or impose yourself too much in the group task, they don't want Billy Big Balls.

Graduate Consultant, Management Consulting Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show your interest and experience in the water sector specifcally. An understanding of the AMP cycle and how the regulated water industry works would also be beneficial.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Division at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

It is good to demonstrate understanding of the business and the industry, although that is often easier said than done if you are coming from a non-industry related university degree course (like myself).
If this is the case, demonstrate your strengths and what you can bring to different aspects of the business - for instance, I emphasised heavily my previous experience in client interface roles which was a key factor in getting my job. Everyone has an angle, you just have to figure out yours and work it!

Interview Advice:

When asked where you see yourself in five years time - have a rough idea of a response. In reality, this is a pointless question because most people in their careers would not at any point have been able to accurately predict or plan their next five years. However, having some rough milestones helps not only the interviewer understand your motivations but it can also sometimes help you too!

Graduate Project Manager, Programme & Commercial Management at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you have a strong interest in architecture / buildings before you apply, or the role won't meet your expectations.

Interview Advice:

Ask which projects have been won and what work you'll be involved in. Also ask about the training program for a new graduate.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, BCL at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure your have an interest in the discipline.

Interview Advice:

Be confident in your ability and let your personality shine.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railway Track at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have a well written CV and include interests other than those that are strictly academic.

Interview Advice:

Remain calm and take your time in answering questions. In my experience my interviewers were very friendly and put me at ease straight away. They urged me to ask my own questions which made it more like a discussion than an interview.

Graduate Engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself. If you apply for a role and you are not successful, they will look for another area in the business more suited to your needs.

Interview Advice:

Very dependant on the role you are applying for. Know what projects the company are working on, specifically the department you are applying for.

Graduate Rolling Stock Engineer, Rolling Stock at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Spell check! Nothing is more off putting than sloppy work! Make sure you sell your self! You might have only done one lot of work experience but make sure that it counts and you explain all the ways it has benefitted you.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, this is a consultancy business so you have to show you personality! Demonstrate your passion for the job, but also try and build up a rapport with the interviewer to show how well you will connect with potential clients.

Graduate Transport Planner, Transport Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Your personality is most important.

Interview Advice:

Don't be generic.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Team at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Put in what they want to hear

Interview Advice:

knowledge of things found in valuations

asked about work experience to date

asked questions about me, they want to know what you're like as a person

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Property at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

1. Be open-minded - you will often be working outside your specialism, which leads on to the next point;
2. Emphasis your wide range of skills and experiences - draw on anything about your life, from your academic/uni work to outside interests and mould how you speak about them to the job description and the company "values".

Interview Advice:

As application advice above - essentially you will need to expand on your application information in more detail. The key now is not how you write but how you speak and behave in person.

Graduate Environmental Scientist, Norwich, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and relax at the interview, they are not out to get you.

Graduate Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure the role description suits you and meet your needs.
Be prepared to self-learn quite a lot of design techniques (not ideal for graduates)
A lot of opportunities available in the team and in this role, be prepared.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and never fear to ask questions about the projects that your interviewers are working on.
Ask for plans for future projects and show enthusaism and interest on how you can get involved in those.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Environment, Civil and Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Chase the HR department. If you want to work in a specific location, ask who you can contact at that office in addition to the centralised application system.

Interview Advice:

I was asked about my university subjects and work experience. Displaying enthusiasm, technical knowledge and an understanding of Mott MacDonald culture is the best advice I can give!

Civil Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest. MM are keen to have a mix of talents, ages and genders.
There will be plenty of options for on the job training.

CAD Tech, West Midlands at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

If you work hard enough the career progression will be there for you.

Quantity Surveyor, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to get a placement whilst still at university, I was offered a job without an interview and managed to get some great experience (and money) over my final summer whilst still studying.

Interview Advice:

N/A see above.

Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you research the company and find out about them and the sector you are joining. It is always helpful to know what you are getting yourself in to and helps you come across as eager and someone who puts in the effort.

Interview Advice:

They won't tend to ask you about your qualifications and how much you know but they will be looking for someone who will fit in with the team so make sure you come across as friendly and open to other people.

Civil Engineer Apprentice, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Relational skills are important, ability to communicate effectively a must.

Interview Advice:

Sectors and industries should be researched fully.

Junior Management Consultant, Consulting at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You need to present in your application that you have highly competent technical abilities and that you are enthusiastic and willing to learn and also to be flexible. Good team work and communication skills are essential.

Interview Advice:

You need to be able to answer technical questions and give strong examples from previous jobs and from academic study. Show enthusiasm for the role, the company and research the company thoroughly as well. Ask at least 5-6 questions to those who are interviewing you. You need to show to them in the interview that you are someone who can slot into the team and work well with each other people.

Geotechnical Engineer, Foundations & Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you know your stuff as you may be asked a few questions. But if you are asked the questions and don't know the answer, dont worry, they would usually help you out or assume that you have forgotten or never been taught. But you will look good if you know the answer!

Be confident, be yourself, show that you want the job and are interested in the field. Show that you are willing to learn. But Relax!

Don't look boring...

Software Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Find a position you are really interested and you want as a career. Though the starting salary may be low in Mott MacDonald at the beginning, it increases soon, once they feel you do contribute to your job.

Interview Advice:

Well prepare your expertises, especially what the specific job requires.

Mathematical Modellor, Water Investment Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Attitude, adaptability and eagerness to learn are key.

, Property / Glasgow at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

MM is involved with so many sectors, there's bound to be some experience you can call on.

Make it clear where you would be willing to work geographically.

Find out about MM's key clients, as a lot of MM's work involves secondments into client offices.

Interview Advice:

The classic five year plan; are you prepared to travel; experience of leadership; experience of IT/relevant software etc.

Quantity Surveyor, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Gain an awareness of how a consultancy firm works.
Find out about a project Mott MacDonald has worked on in the area you are applying for.
Identify the skills an employer wants to see from your application.

Interview Advice:

Interview structure was based on pre planned questions, but interview style was friendly. No pscyhometric tests or tick box to meet criteria approach was used.

Research the interviewers, you should be told their job roles, they will likely appear in professional papers or have given talks. Bring a specific question for each interviewer.

Hydrologist, Hydrogeology at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Any experience is good experience.
Be comfortable talking in depth about any items on there.
Demonstrate passion/interest in the field and the company - focus CV on specific application.

Interview Advice:

Enthusiasm and knowledge of the company and field are essential.
Ability to remain composed and approach problems logically and clearly.
Be prepared - bring samples of work or articles you are interested in, especially if mentioned on CV or covering letter.

Graduate Engineer, Buildings & Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Put something interesting in your application. My manager says it is hard to pick between pretty similar university students. I got selected for interview partly because I mentioned some bizarre extra-curricular activities.

Interview Advice:

Be keen. Technical interviews are an opportunity to express your enthusiasm for the idnustry you want to join. I really liked railways and big infrastructure projects, so the interview was well received.

Graduate Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

Remember it is a two-way process. Ask questions and try your best to relax. Everyone is very friendly! Make sure you have a good knowledge of the company and if you are giving a presentation, practice on your family/friends beforehand.

Graduate Transport Modeller, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Gain relevant work experience

Interview Advice:

Objective/points based interveiws so say as much as possible.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be smart and down to the point. Technical capabilities are good for showing off.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. Highlight your skills.
State which way you want to develop and what area you would like to work in.

Airport Planner, Integrated Transport Aviation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Express your area of interests and be passionate. If you are interested in an area of work, Motts are likely to support you in bidding for that work.

Interview Advice:

As with most interviews, mine was a non-technical interview, based on getting to know each other to determine if you will fit in and ultimately work well in the team. Try to be as relaxed as possible, honest and energetic.

Project Leader, HYES at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to get a summer internship when you are at university- it is a great way to get to know the company and often results in a job offer for when you finish at uni.

Interview Advice:

Understand what Mott MacDonald does- it encompasses a huge number of sectors of the engineering industry.

Understand the sector that you are going into and find out some local projects that they have been involved in.

Environmental Geologist, Contaminated Land at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Fill in the forms early and get as much into it as possible, read the questions carefully. Ensure you know about the areas you are interested in applying for.

Interview Advice:

Internal standard set of questions for interview. Look for flexibility in location.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Tunnelling at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Put down on the application every part of work experience they have. Be honest

Interview Advice:

Ask questions regarding projects, acquisitions, the board and any positive/ negative publicity. Be honest, do not lie during interview as you will be found out

Graduate Project Manager, Birmingham at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

State your experiece clearly in a CV, but if anything gather as much field (hands on) work and conservation work as possible prior and during job hunting, even though you dont get paid for it, it counts as experience, especially with voluntary protected species survey experience.

Interview Advice:

Stay calm in an interview, they usually ask more about your experience then anything, and just keep it simple they are not there to trip you up.

Graduate Ecologist, Southampton at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

good at structure course

Interview Advice:

working experience

Engineer, tunnel at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You must hae relevant experience, even if it means doing a bit of volunterring first.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and just tell them why you want to work there and why you are best for the job. Apply your relevant experiences first.

Ecologist, Ecology at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make sure you take your time with the application and try to include interests outside work to display your personality.

Interview Advice:

If you get to interview stage be yourself - If you get called for an interview then obviously they have seen something which they like about you so try to be proffessional, friendly and calm.

Graduate Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Emphasise any practical you may have, be it site work or manufacturing roles.

Interview Advice:

Revise moment & shear force diagrams!

Graduate Structural Engineer, Building Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply early and with relevant experience. A masters in Soil Mechanics or Engineering Geology is crucial. Even better if from Imperial College London due to company links with courses.

Interview Advice:

Have relevant experience. Take the lead amongst graduates and remember to display health and safety awareness.

Graduate Engineer, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know the companies S.M.A.R.T and current projects.

Interview Advice:

relaxed
knowledgable
confident

Consultant, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Do be confident but you are going to have to learn alot. Be friendly.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Good experience is key. Highlight any work placements or experience you have.

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Application Advice:

I can only speak for the building services team, we seem to look for the type of person and technical ability and I found my interview to be the most pleasant I ever had. It was all questions relating to me and my technical ability which I was more than happy to talk about.

I have had some interview experiences that are carried out by HR people and they often ask awkward types of questions. This was a face to face discussion with a member of my team and it was the best interview experience I had.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself. Most people applying for the job will have all the necessary qualifications therefore you need to stand out in another way.

Interview Advice:

My interview wan't particularly related to my postion. There were a few questions about organisational and management skills however the interviewers were mainly looking to see if you would fit in with the team and the wider office. Your CV tells them that you have the necessary skills therefore they want to see a bit of your personality.

Assistant Project Manager, Strategic Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be sure you are certain you know exactly what you expect from the role and what you want to gain from it.

Interview Advice:

Just relax, the process is fairly relaxed, just answer any questions to the best of your ability and do not forget to ask some in return.

Graduate Sustainability Consultant, Sustainability at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try to get some work experience before you apply to a graduate role if possible. Experiences where you can demonstrate your multi-tasking skills would be a bonus.

Graduate Business Developer, Mining at Mott MacDonald
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Interview Advice:

I was asked to do a presentation, which I'm normally good at, and I completely mucked it up. Fortunately the technical questions went ok. Often the answer is more obvious than you'd expect so don't be afraid to hazard a guess. One thing you learn is that good engineering is all about asking what seem like stupid questions.

Graduate Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company so that you know about its values.

Electrical Project Engineer, Transmission and Distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Show the variety of skills you have gained but if you have a speciality or a specific role you are after, make sure you have a good understanding of it. Keep up to date with current major projects within the company.

Interview Advice:

Emotional intelligence is what is required. Mott MacDonald are looking for a team player, not a one man band.

Graduate Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be professional and emphasise all relevant experience.

Interview Advice:

Generic competency based questions.

Graduate Engineer, Highways Maintenance at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Try and get as much experience as possible, help is always needed for surveys over the summer months so try and start as an intern or summer placement student and then you have your foot in the door. Send your CV in and if you don't hear anything, send it again!

Interview Advice:

Be confident. Rehearse questions that you might be asked beforehand such as your past experience and what you think you could bring to the company. Try and be as positive and confident as possible. Be honest.

Graduate Ecologist, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be determined and show your motivation to learn everything the group could offer.

Interview Advice:

Be determined and show your motivation to learn everything the group could offer. Do not be shy to ask questions even at the interview. It only shows how interested you are and could reveal your knowledge to the interviewers.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Hinckley at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest about what you want from a company and spend a while thinking about it. I spent a good three hours!

Interview Advice:

Practice your interview technique, be relaxed and try to ask them questions to show your interest based on research of the company

Graduate Civil Engineer, Aviation at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be open minded about what sector of engineering you want to go into. Having a broader range of engineering will be of great help to your career as you progress.

Interview Advice:

- Dont be afraid to sell yourself to the interviewer. Even if something seems like a small achievement, mention it and discuss it.
- Try and steer the conversation to a topic of conversation you are passionate about and have significant knowledge of.
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Graduate Civil Engineer, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be honest and add as much detail as possible.

Interview Advice:

Do company research and current topics within the industry.

Building Services Engineer, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Research the company and specifically the divisions and adapt your CV to which one you are applying for specifically.

Interview Advice:

Talk about your projects that have incorporated technology that may be used in the sector.

Be honest about ambitions, work abroad, obtain site experience or simply gain secondments in other areas of the buisness.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Croydon at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

THEY ARE A GREAT COMPANY, TAKE THE COMPANY SERIOUSLY AND THE MORE SOCIAL YOU ARE THE BETTER.

IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU DON'T FEEL 100% SURE WHETHER A ROLE IS FOR YOU, GO FOR THE INTERVIEW, I GOT MY JOB LIKE THAT TOO AND IT IS GREAT!

Interview Advice:

I HAD A REALLY BAD INTERVIEW, AND I FELT COMPLETELY NOT SUITABLE FOR THE JOB. STILL, I HAVE GOT IT. THEY ASKED ABOUT MY CV, GAPS IN CV, EXPLAIN TECHNICAL THINGS IN DETAIL - BE PREPARED!

graduate environmental consultant-BREEAM assessorr, Environmental consultancy, BREEAM at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Emphasise your enthusiasm for engineering, be flexible in terms of location and work, be a good communicator (both written and verbal)

Interview Advice:

I had to give a presentation on a topic of my choice. You will be told whom your interviewer is so it is best to cater to their interests and this can lead to a good discussion in the interview. Also basic competency based questions were asked in addition to simple questions like 'why choose a career in engineering?' and 'what are your influences?'. I also had a short written exercise regarding a feasibility study for a fictional wind farm to demonstrate your problem solving and written communication skills.

Graduate Engineer, Civil/Structural engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Prepare for interview, know about the company and about the job role.

Interview Advice:

Some technical questions, and then general interview questions.

Graduate Project Manager, at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be confident and willing to learn.

Interview Advice:

I had an internship which lead to the permanent position, so I have never had an interview with Mott MacDonald

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, BCL at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be tenacious. It's the main reason I have a job here.

Interview Advice:

Show your confidence and if you have the opportunity, do something to set you apart from the others.

Hydropower Project Manager, Hydropower at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Apply via letter, the online system is not very good. Be yourself in an interview, these people will know whether you are generally interested in what you are applying for or not.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you research some recent projects and be prepared for a few basic technical questions, you can elaborate on these as much or as little as you like.

Graduate Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic!

Graduate Engineer, Energy/Hydro Power at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Know the business profile of Mott MacDonald, which is a very diverse consultancy and make sure you outline how you could bring benefit to the business case. I can assure everyone that Mott MacDonald does not compromise on the quality of people we work with, which is mainly the reason for our growth in a stagnating market environment. You will have to prove that you bring value to the organisation.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared about the company, the team and the role you apply for. In our team we like organised, pro-active people, who you can introduce to clients early in their career. Keep in mind, that at Mott MacDonald our product, what we sell, is the quality of the people we work with.

Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Really research the building services sector and be sure it's something that you definitely would like to be a part of.
Make sure you are applying to an office that has a lot of work on.

Interview Advice:

Be proactive and bring examples of uni work and things that you think will be impressive to an interview. Don't just turn up empty handed. Do your research on the company

Graduate Mechanical Building services engineer, Building Services, Croydon at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Make clear before starting which department you wish to work for, otherwise it is possible to get pidgeonholed working in an area that does not match your ambitions.

Graduate Engineer, Highways and Rapid Transit at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Take time with the application and apply yourself. The company will invest time and money in you so it is imperative that a candidate shows the desire to succeed within the company and become chartered.

Interview Advice:

If you have made it to the interview stage, it means you have met the desirable criteria for the job as will have many others. Therefore you must show the interview panel what makes you so unique from the others and why the candidate can succeed in this role. Be confident.

Graduate mechanical engineer, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Be yourself. Be keen and explain what you feel you can bring to the company - not just what they can give to you.

Mechanical engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

Stress your technical ability and any relevant works experienced. Mott MacDonald like to see candidates who have shown their engineering interest in areas outside of just academia; so Engineers Without Borders or local ICE / IStructE committee membership is a good addition.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic and always accept the cup of tea if offered!

Graduate Engineer, Hydropower at Mott MacDonald
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Application Advice:

You need to be able to self manage a lot. Not just your work and your time but your professional development too. You also need to be able to manage other people of all skill levels and experience (i.e. Apprentices, CADD techs (of all levels), fellow graduates and senior engineers), who are not only in your office but across the world. You should become very good at plate spinning.

Engineering is all about the people; so people skills are important.Tack and diplomacy are essential skills if you plan on attending important meetings.

Interview Advice:

Show enthusiasm, drive and self-motivation and management.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good company culture (safety, sustainability etc.), good flexible working policy

Graduate Process Engineer, Power, Process & Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Lots of social opportunities (sports clubs, social clubs, work drinks)
Like-minded culture between employees

Worst:

Salary and benefits for new starters are not the best. Other companies I am aware of have provided financial support throughout the pandemic and cost of living crisis, including good-will payments, unplanned pay reviews and financial rewards from colleagues.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

care about wellbeing

Worst:

communication between seniors and lower levels

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

the biannual salary increases and the option to work from home.

Worst:

The worst things about my job are the three-year duration of the graduate program

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good work/life balance and colleagues are always happy to answer your questions.

Worst:

Not the most social office.

Graduate Tax Consultant, Finance at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good work/life balance.

Worst:

No real additional benefits above the usual holidays/pension.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Foundations & Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

as described before

Worst:

as described before

Graduate Civil engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexi Time lets you work around any appointments/meetings you may have

Worst:

The pay is quite low
There is not much information available about professional development

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Amazing work life balance. Everyone very accommodating and never under too much pressure.

Worst:

Pay could be higher

Fire Engineer, Fire Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

nice co-workers that are ready to help anytime, and are happy to answer questions.

Worst:

Nothing that I can think of

Graduate ITS Data Analyst, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Very inclusive
Support throughout career
sports and social activities
Graduate pay

Graduate Tunnel Engineer, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The company culture and fellow employees

Worst:

Slow internal promotions

Graduate Engineering Geologist, Geotechnical Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Inclusive, welcoming and friendly environment.

Worst:

-

Graduate Project Manager, Defence at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Work culture
people
variety of work opportunity

Worst:

I like a little more oversight/deadlines which my current work does not involve much - could be seen as positive for other people.

A fair number of people work from home which leaves office a bit quiet some days.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Tunnel Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Being able to work flexibly from other offices, and sports and social committee which organises great activities

Worst:

The graduate programme doesn't (yet) feel especially comprehensive or valuable relative to the wider job

Graduate Transport Planner, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The company ethics (it has a good attitude towards environmental issues, amongst other things), the company leadership (I like that it is employee owned especially) and the opportunities to engage with aspects of the company beyond your own specific role are some of the best things about the company. I appreciate the flexibility they offer and that they are supportive of those who have a family.

Worst:

The complex structure means that some resourcing decisions are inefficient and certain departments are understaffed (although this is partially due to a general lack of engineers nationally).

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Professional Company
High Technicalities
International Projects
Friendly Atmosphere
Great Environment
Career Development

Worst:

Not the highest salary

Graduate Fire Engineer, Engineering Sciences at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Very supportive work culture

Worst:

Not much face to face contact because of COVID

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railway Track at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The company is extremely supportive - at all levels - from my own line manager to the lead of my geographic region. There is personal interaction with everyone across the company regardless of level.

Worst:

Working in the office is not enforced, which makes socialising and networking more challenging for new starts (and anyone really). This is the only downfall of the work environment.

Graduate Environmental and Sustainability Consultant, Environmental at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

99% supportive and friendly managers and colleagues

Worst:

Management circle not bold and ambitious enough

Graduate Economic Consultant, BNC at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Company culture
Friendly colleagues
Lots of graduates
Flexible working

Worst:

A lot of people still don't go into the office on a regular basis so it is harder to work with them or get to know them.

Seems to be a lack of training courses and opportunities to get good training.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

People
Focus on ethics and sustainability
Direction of the company
Multi-disciplinary

Worst:

Head office in Croydon
Opportunities to travel and work internationally can be limited depending on the division you are in

Graduate Civil Engineer, Maritime at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Company culture
Helpful colleagues
Flexible working

Worst:

Low salary.
Croydon-based office.

Graduate Engineering Geologist, Foundations and Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

People

Flood Risk Specialist, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Values. Focused on staff well-being and offer flexibility outside the office.

Worst:

Size of the business. Sometimes difficult to approach others due to the enormity of the company and who to approach for advice/solutions

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Project Management at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good culture
Many extra curricular things to get involved with e.g. sports days, socials etc

Worst:

Salary could be better

Human Factors Engineer, Systems Engineering and Assurance at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

team environment

Worst:

IT confusing processes

Graduate Civil Engineer, Maritime at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexibility

Worst:

Salary progression

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Advisory – Transportation Portfolio at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexible working culture, diversity and inclusion views, friendly and approachable colleagues, sports clubs and socials

Worst:

More of a job than a graduate scheme, lack of consistent and dedicated graduate training courses/workshops etc

Graduate Climate Change Consultant, Climate and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

There is a lot of flexibility within the company to move around, and a lot of support to graduates. There is also a lot of flexibility surrounding company benefits.

Graduate Nuclear Safety Engineer, Power, Process and Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The work life balance is extremely good, the flexible working approach is great. If you need to work from home for any reason you won't be questioned and if you need to start an hour late/ finish early it's never a problem as long as you're getting your work done. There's a good culture of trust at the company that enables this to happen.

Worst:

There's so much going on at Mott MacDonald and it can be hard to fully understand the range of services that the company offers to clients / opportunities available to employees.

Graduate Town Planner, Town Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Encouragement for Chartership

Worst:

Work-Life Balance

Graduate Civil Engineer, Flood Risk at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The work environment is friendly and the senior management in my team are open to helping and listening to junior staff having dialogues.
Professional development is considered very important.
The work in my team is quite varied and challenging.

Worst:

Pay rises.
Lack of transparency regarding pay
Too many 'codes' and 'values' have been introduced that should be simplified

Graduate Civil Engineer, Special Services Division (Metros and Civils) at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Supportive environment
Good ethics
Great people

Worst:

Less social opportunities than what I've heard from other companies.
There are opportunities to meet and socialise with other graduates but these are typically organised by the graduates rather than company funded.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good company ethics. A company that cares about its employees. Wants employees to be stretched and developed.
Great sociable office with lots of different things on. Good opportunity's to work aboard or around the UK

Civil Engineer Apprentice, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

There is a huge amount of support for staff in regards to career development, personal development, health and wellbeing and social situations. There is a lot of work across the world often improving areas which suffer lots of deprivation. There is a big focus on inclusivity and diversity.

Worst:

There can be some disorganisation with different PM's having different ways of working and managing documents which can lead to some frustrating scenarios.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Everyone is friendly and happy to help
Competitive Salary and rises in line with Inflation
Can work remotely

Worst:

No clear promotion route

Graduate Project Manager, Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Given responsibility and challenges

Graduate Civil Engineer, MMBC at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good work life balance and generally good ethics with a diverse work team

Worst:

Most meetings are over teams ow and loss of interpersonal connection

Civil Engineer, Waste Water Non-Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Mott MacDonald has a good reputation and has great career opportunities.

Worst:

Whilst the company is performing well, it seems that they are taking on too much work for the amount of people available, which can cause a stressful environment.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Value employees - clear social values.
Value climate - clear evidence of net zero strategy and push for sustainability.
Hybrid working.

Worst:

Having to complete timesheets every week.

Graduate GIS Analyst, GIS at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

- Company culture
- Being recognised
- Heavily focussed on employee career development
- Opportunities to work on major projects.
- Hybrid working
- PRIDE values

Graduate Project Manager, APD at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Work Life Balance
Agile
Flexible working hours (Hybrid structure)

Mathematical Modeller, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Independent ownership

Worst:

Can be slow to change direction

Assistant geotechnical engineer, Metros and Civils at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexibility, great work culture, makes positive changes across the world.

Graduate Transport Planner, TPN at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee owned, no major shareholders influencing the company to pursue profit over maintaining values

Worst:

Generally unheard of

Graduate Civil Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Huge amount of expertise and knowledge within the company which is able to be shared. Relatively good benefits package and salary.

Worst:

Location is not the most desirable which leads to longer commutes if you want to live more central. Can sometimes feel like you're just a small cog in a big machine, especially during busy times in your project.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Foundation and Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The diverse range of services in the company. Great company culture and working environment.

Worst:

Large company can be political and slow progress.

Carbon Management Consultant, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The work-life balance

Graduate Civil Engineer, Maritime Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexibility with annual leave and general benefits package.

Worst:

There can be some resourcing issues for major projects, putting more stress on staff working on these projects. It isn't an issue I have experienced personally but one I am aware of other colleagues in different divisions having.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways and Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Friendly company.
Lots of opportunities to take on tasks and roles outside of my role.
Lots of opportunities for additional development through courses, presentations and events.
Those who are positioned higher up in the company are generally more transparent about concerns and issues raised.

Worst:

More clarity is required about how best to progress through the different grades.

Graduate Town Planner, Environment and Social at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The people

Worst:

Management can be cumbersome

Graduate Assistant Land Consultant, Specialist Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Best: Relaxed company culture. Flexible working. Employee owned. Benefits package. Good salary. International company means you are not bound by location. Lots of internal opportunities. Social and environmental responsibility is good.

Worst: Not a lot of spending on team building and social activities, in comparison to other companies. Because of the pandemic, it is extremely rare that the entire team will be in the office, which hinders progression for less senior staff who need to learn from more senior staff. They don't have volunteering days. They don't have as many annual leave days as other companies because of bank holidays having to come out of your annual leave package.

Graduate Assistant Land Consultant, Land Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Best: Employee owned, international, good ethics

Worst: Sometimes you feel too muhch like a number

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport Development at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Exciting opportunities and a wide range of sectors available to work with. Work-life balance is appreciated. Loads of CPD opportunities.

Worst:

Very full-on workload

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridges and Civil Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee Owned

Worst:

Within MMBC region, some of the largest projects can go to competitors on JV's. Although at a graduate/pre chartered level there is plenty of good projects. Pro to this is low risk in turnover/margin so the company continues to operate and doesn't go bust like some competitors in the space have in the last 5 years.

Graduate Process Engineer, Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB) – Process Design at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee owned so opinions of the employees are listened to. Great ethics, net zero company.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Rail – Telecomms at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Work/life balance is a huge focus of the company and there are fantastic social opportunities. Flexible working time and holidays are also a big plus.

Worst:

Pay is slightly lower than some other competitors. Despite being employee owned, shares are only available to higher level employees.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Amazing work/life balance

Worst:

Salary

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings and Cities at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Ethical company, employee owned.

Worst:

None

Graduate Civil Engineer, Civil Engineering – Water Sector at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Positive/friendly work culture with emphasis on work/life balance.
A lot of internal talks that help you understand what is going on around the company as well as help build your knowledge skills.
training opportunities and a lot of support from management.

Worst:

Worried about lack of pay rises given the current cost of living crisis, have had no information on a subject that is probably worrying a lot of early career professionals.
Also feel like the pay is a bit low, although it doesn't seem to be lower than the market average.

Graduate Carbon Management Consultant, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Refer to previous answer.

Worst:

Refer to previous answer.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Dams and River Engineer at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Support network and large graduate/young population. The companies encouragement of sports and socialising. The facilities and the genuine desire to be more sustainable.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee owned
Clear routes for career progression
Carbon neutral in design
Wide ranging specialisms

Worst:

Full company operations are not yet carbon neutral

Graduate Civil Engineer, Waste water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great people. They really sell themselves as being all about the staff. They treat us right, have good wellbeing policies and training, and pretty much everyone in the company is supportive and inclusive.

Graduate Planner, Specialist Advisory. Advisory and Programme Delivery. at Mott MacDonald
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Worst:

More flexibility on using (buying) annual days throughout the year would be great

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

diverse staff, good early careers network and responsibilities, good ethics

Worst:

can be a little top heavy as an org and company is still very focused on technical work making the more advisory work unsupported but it is improving

Graduate Consultant, BNC Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good cooperate culture, ethical, employee owned, international company with a broad range of jobs or opportunities. Excellent work life balance.

Worst:

Digitally slightly behind others, slightly lower pay than others.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Dams and Reservoirs at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexibility, interesting projects, good culture and colleague relationships

Worst:

Salary, transparency with salary increases, poor bonus relative to business performance.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Rail at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Approach to diversity and forward thinking on climate change. We always seem to be thinking one step ahead of challenging situations (e.g., COVID), rather than reacting to it.

Worst:

As it is such a large company, rewards for working hard are sometimes diluted.

Hydraulic Modeller, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Colleagues and support available

Worst:

variable workload

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Supportive team
Flexible working
Good work-life balance
Good office environment

Graduate Project Manager, Building and Cities at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

team

Worst:

top down management structure

Building Services Degree apprentice, Building Services at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Really open and Friendly! All the colleagues and approachable!

Environmentally Driven!

Plan to leave the places we work in a better state than when we started working there.

Worst:

No real complaints - only started working here recently.

Graduate Planner, Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good office environment, (some) money available for sports and social activities. The majority of employees are people that are good to spend time with.

Worst:

Utilisation driven - booked time doesn't accurately reflect time worked.

Graduate Civil Engineer, SNI at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The approachability of all colleagues and how everyone wants to help you develop and learn and share their knowledge

Worst:

None

Graduate Catchment Scientist, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Friendly atmosphere and culture at work, it's just an enjoyable company to work for as they really care about their employees.

Graduate Civil Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good working environment
Agile working environment
Ethical Company

Mathematical Modeller, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Foreword thinking.

Worst:

N/A

Graduate Power System Engineer, Energy Transmission and Oil & Gas at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Inclusive
Sustainable
Net Carbon-Zero

Worst:

Red tape

Graduate Transport Planner, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great support. Good growth. Stable company.

Worst:

All disadvantages that come with big corporates. Hiring based on inclusivity quotas rather than on the actual skill of applicants.

Project Management, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee owned, good opportunities and good work culture

Worst:

Nothing

Graduate Heritage Consultant, Heritage and Archaeology at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

SDG focus
Flexibility
Diversity

Worst:

Can be demanding of your time given the array of work and client demands

Graduate Consultant, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good team with determination to succeed and interesting and varied work available

Worst:

Working from home due to COVID. Can be easily forgotten unless you speak up.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Railway at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Challenging work
Interesting projects
Nice colleagues
Great support

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

A lot of variety and high-quality projects to get involved in. Good working culture.

Worst:

Whilst being in the one team for the duration of the grad scheme has its advantages, sometimes difficult to experience / understand other parts of the business.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Ethics, sustainability and equality are upheld and a constant topic thats freely excersised and challenged.

Employee owned.

Worst:

Sometimes the financial decisions by executives are questionable and answered vaguely when challenged.

OCS Graduate Engineer, Overhead Contact Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Ethical Company
Good working environment
Flexibility
Work life Balance

Mathematical Modeller, Asset Management at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Hard working employees, company had many professionals within their field

Worst:

-

Graduate Software Developer, Moata at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Large Client base therefore continuous work streams, highly ethical, high importance of employee development, accommodating employee requirements.

Worst:

Nothing obvious.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great colleagues
Friendly staff
Very organized graduate scheme
work/life balance
good technical skills
knowledgeable managers

Worst:

Less salary package than competitors

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings – civil engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The people and the work

Worst:

The organisational structure is large and complex.
No payrises.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure – Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Large company enabling a variety of work.

Worst:

Delays to pay rises well beyond that reasoned by the pandemic.
Tight job code allowing little time for personal development.

Graduate Consultant, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

They're so wide ranging in people and work, there's so many departments avaialble to work in, and once you're in the company you can move teams.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Team at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good work/life balance.
Environmental awareness is a focus in all our projects.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee owned. Well structured grad program. When I was in the office, we had pizza fridays at the end of every month, which was always good!

Worst:

Nothing comes to mind!

Graduate Signalling Designer, Railways, Signalling at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Colleagues
Projects
Ethics

Graduate Structural Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Independent ownership

Graduate geotechnical engineer, EUNA/TPN/MNC/FNG at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Their commitment to the USG's, drive for being better and diversity of staff and industries

Worst:

Not structured in the best way

Graduate Consultant, Strategic Consulting Team at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good people, most of the time very pleasant to work as a team.

Worst:

Senior management not very accessible. Very traditional hierarchy of staff structure.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Very inclusive and supportive.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Power, Process and Nuclear at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Again, the people are just lovely and helpful - they're experts but will make time to explain things to you.

Worst:

Bureaucratic, change adverse, risk adverse people in senior positions around the middle management part. Happy to give you words, but this barely transfers into action.

Systems Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Project opportunities, employee support, work-life balance.

Worst:

Nothing to add.

Graduate Power Systems Engineer, Power Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Work Balance
Volunteering opportunities
Working in different teams

Mathematical Modeller, Asset Management at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Its company owned, people first mentality

Worst:

The coffee

Graduate Civil Engineer, Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Invests in their employees

Worst:

Bureaucracy

Graduate Power Systems Engineer, Transmission and Distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The pastoral support and HR support.
The company ethics - these are really upheld by the company in all areas.

Worst:

Set 9-5.30 hours - although flexi time is being brought in.
Salary is lower than expected.

Assistant Land Consultant, Land Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

prestigious company

Worst:

sometimes too big company so there is a lot of specialisation and I would like to get involved not only in a small piece of a huge project, but manage a smaller project alone from the beginning

Assistant Transport Planner, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

People, projects, flexibility

Graduate Management Consultant, Education, Health and Care at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

flexible and sociable

Graduate Rail Consultant, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Motts has an ethical outlook and brings sustainability into everything that it does.

Graduate Transport Planner, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Very inclusive and supportive of the employees. Giving wide range of opportunities of work within the UK and overseas.

Worst:

The company is too constrained with its own corporate organisational rules and regulations.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Geotechnical Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Wide ranging multidiscipline with abilities to communicate and collaborate through Early Career Professional Schemes.

Worst:

Inflexibility to rotate and try new departments.

OCS Graduate Engineer, Overhead Catenary Systems at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

working environment

Worst:

they do not go all out for your personal qualifications

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexible hours and focus on wellbeing, sports and social committees organise regularly events

Worst:

Sometimes the older higher up managers are against flexible working, but they just need to get used to it

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Team at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good internal focus on trying to do new things.
Good at promoting a supportive internal culture.

Worst:

Quite slow at actually doing new things.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Transmission & Distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Scope of works undertaken and locations

Worst:

Don't know

Project Leader, Civil Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Socialable, international, experts in the industry, training availability, free lunches and pizzas!

Worst:

Large company, not always individual recognition at graduate level, office based

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Varied projects

Graduate Civil Engineer, Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

People are lovely and friendly, central London office is nice.

Worst:

No time (or money) for training outside of projects. Minimal annual leave. Feel like a small small part of the company, led by old white men.

Transport Modeller, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

A lot of training opportunity

Worst:

NA

Graduate Acoustic Engineer, Noise and vibration at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Company culture and challenging projects

Worst:

Ability for divisions within the company to work in a more collaborative manor. It is difficult for divisions to work collaboratively and therefore engage in a broader range of projects outside of my division

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environmental Planning at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The company cares about their employees and is committed to a long term strategy because they are employee owned. This means that there are many training and development opportunities.

Worst:

The company is very large so it can feel difficult to make a big impact on its success.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Transmission and Distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexible working culture. It is really beneficial l to have SMART working and really encourages a good, healthy work-life balance. It makes the atmosphere in the office positive, less stressful and makes you feel trusted by senior management.

Worst:

Lack of diversity within the board/ some units of the company. In EVT gender diversity is pretty much 50/50 but I believe we are the only unit to have that figure. I also think MM could improve across all aspects of diversity.

Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Collaborative work atmosphere

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

the opportunities that present itself

Graduate Transport Planner, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Inclusive and understanding of difficulties, as well as lots of young graduates and social events

Worst:

Limited leave!

Graduate Civil Engineer, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great people. Hands on line manager who is easily approachable

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

MM highly encourages and helps you achieve Chartered Engineering Status.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Water Sector at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The people
work life balance
flexitime

Worst:

Focus on job codes and utilisation.

Graduate RAMS Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Opportunity.

Worst:

Communication from senior management.

Graduate civil engineer, Water & Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Forward thinking, always changing

Worst:

Not enough career progression for younger employees, lack of shares for lower grades.

Assistant Mechanical Engineer, Tunnel Ventilation, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Worst:

Lack of flexibility
Slow to change

Environmental Scientist, Built Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Steady stream of workflow and the team around me.

Worst:

The lack of site opportunities that have been made available.

Civil Engineer, BNI.Infrastructure/Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great projects and great people

Worst:

Unpredictability of workload

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings South East at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Colleagues
Diversity of challenges and project i work on

Worst:

Unconscious bias

Graduate Process Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The international work opportunities. Working on projects I really feel are going to benefit the environment

Worst:

progression seems slower than expected.

Graduate Waste Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Variety of projects which are interesting, challenging and enjoyable.

Worst:

Bureaucracy.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transportation – Ports, Coastal and Offshore at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Culture
Career progression
Support from line management
Clear processes to follow
Employee owned

Graduate Project Manager, Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Focus on employees

Worst:

Takes a long time to implement new things

Technical Advisor, Strategic Consultancy Service at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

We are international.

Vast opportunities to work globally

Great Team

Worst:

Office furniture is a bit outdated but we are getting a refurbishment soon. I am telling you we are top notch

Graduate Structural Engineer, Structural Engineering at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

They allow for flexible working and trust their staff.

Worst:

There is too much going on to understand it all at once so you can sometimes miss the big picture.

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Highly respected.

Worst:

Training on the grad scheme is too infrequent, massively oversold.

Graduate Project Manager, APD at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

High technical competence, challenging and high-profile projects, well known company, opportunities to work abroad.

Project Leader, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Very ethical and a people owned company.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Socially and environmentally responsible. Take health and safety very seriously. Relatively flexible working environment. Inclusive employer. Growing digital working scheme.

Worst:

Sometimes feels as though progress can be slow due to an overwhelming desire to dot the I's and cross the T's with policies, procedures and paperwork.

Graduate Software Engineer, Transport Technology Services at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Variety in workload and opportunities to work on projects that are nationally significant.

Worst:

Workloads can sometimes be sparse.

Environmental Scientist, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

World-wide and complete support to grow and develop, personally and professionally.

Worst:

Nothing springs to mind.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water non-infra at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The office we work in and our company as a whole is very sociable so if you are nervous about moving to a new place then you can at least get involved in office activities and it's very easy to meet new people. This really helps new employees settle in.
We get a decent benefits package with a good employer pension scheme and opportunity to buy/sell holidays and other perks.
The company is very focused on equality, diversity and inclusion which helps make employees who may feel excluded to feel like the company cares about all employees and is focused on making the company more diverse.

Worst:

The company has offices across the world but it may not be as easy as you would expect to get a transfer to different offices.

Graduate Fire Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best: Care for wellbeing Sports and Social opportunities Like minded people Ability to speak your mind to everyone, including managers.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexibility, work-life balance.

Worst:

Salary, recognition by senior management.

Airfield Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee owned structure so benefit from profit share and reduced stress that may be imposed by shareholders.
Well renowned company so win good work, therefore have good opportunity to work on exciting projects.
Fair remuneration package.

Worst:

Budgeting is strict and usually per office. So office by office distribution can be different. Therefore some offices appear to offer a better working environment than my office.

Civil Engineer, Bridge at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Collaborative working and sharing of ideas. Great working environment with lots of opportunities to learn new things.

Worst:

Statutory holiday allowance is quite low.

Graduate Engineering Geologist, Engineering Geology at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Almost all staff are really easygoing, it seems like there is a lot of support emotionally and in your work.

Worst:

It can sometimes seem that things move really slow but that is usually because of external influences.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Mott Macdonald is employee owned so there is more of a team atmosphere.

Worst:

Lack of graduate rotation.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Intergrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Reputation
Opportunities
Training

Worst:

Salary
Too much corporate language and visions

Graduate Civil Engineer, MMB at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Strong and supportive management, fantastic team, good benefits, good projects, good reputation.

Graduate Transport Planner, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Large scale of projects involved with and having so many specialist in the company to learn from.

Worst:

Promotion seems to be stale, had to push hard to get it. No system in place to automatically promote as in hitting key targets.

Ecologist, Environmental at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

They practice what they preach, they hold to their values and you can see them at work in decisions made by senior leaders in the company.

They also allow graduates a say in how the business is managed.

Worst:

As a large company it takes a long time for things to change, the cogs to move as they say. This means that things don't get done as quickly as you would like.

Civil Engineer, Light Rapid Transit & Highways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Work in major project
Time for training

Graduate Civil/Structural Engineer, Building and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Life/work balance;
sports & social committee organising various events.

PTD at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Get sufficient support if you are proactive.

Worst:

Annual bonus not that generous.

Project Engineer, Power transmission and distribution at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Promotes a good office atmosphere, visibility of managers.

Worst:

Not a great opportunity for promotions other than at the designated year intervals/getting chartered.

Engineering Geologist, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

International projects with diverse teams.

Worst:

The management is not properly handling the teams globally or within a region/country. This increases the competition between offices and thus relationships with teams from different offices.

The management is not able to motivate the people and people are either getting redundant (making others afraid) or leaving the company.

Mechanical Engineer, Thermal Power Generation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Work/life balance
Salary
Positive environment in the company

Worst:

Not many young people in my sector

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Highways Technology at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good communication from senior management who are always very approachable. Also international opportunities are growing, meaning relatively easy to work in another part of the world if you want to. Also large company means plenty of opportunities in many different fields.

Worst:

Pay when starting is extremely poor, and in my case was nowhere near consistent with my knowledge and experience. That has only changed by being very vocal about it.

Also pension provider is extremely poor, with shockingly bad customer service and extremely limited investment options, particularly for individuals who do not wish to profit from certain industries or business they consider unethical.

Project Leader, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Company values and great staff.

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnical at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The space to grow and the opportunities to work with and learn from others. The work life balance is good and the social side of work is something that I had not readily expected but I've already made some great friends.

Worst:

Bureaucracy and the confusing management structure in addition to the convoluted IT systems which are hung between the 'new' and 'new new' company strategies.

Electrical Building Services Engineer, Buildings and Infrastucture at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good reputation within Engineering community.

Worst:

Poor senior management from my experience.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Ability to buy additional annual leave
Varied project work

Worst:

Poor maternity package
Unclear career progression route/structure

Engineering Geologist, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The people. The work. The teams I work in. The fact you can hot desk in any office across the UK, even in other countries if required. Flexibility to work from home when required.

Worst:

Office management isn't great at the moment. There's a lot of change going on within the company at the moment. It's employee owned, but only senior members of staff are invited to purchase shares.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Pay and benefits
Careers progression benefits

Worst:

Senior management leadership and communication

Assistant Project Manager, International Development Services- International Education at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Variety of projects.

Worst:

The paperwork and procedures.

Graduate Project Manager, Advisory and Programme Delivery at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Your job seems very secure
Good opportunities

Graduate Transport Planner, at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

There is a great work / social balance for graduates. Lots of opportunity to get involved with sports and social events, meaning you can easily get to know those you work with (or don't work with) on a day to day basis.

Graduate Transport Planner, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great working environment, good salary and potential for progression.

Graduate Contaminated Land Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Friendly atmosphere, senior staff are very knowledgeable, interesting work.

Worst:

Location (commute is 1hr20mins one way). Technology is lacking - boardroom technology is poor, hard/software is limited.

Graduate Structural Engineer, Buildings and Structures at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Culture
Support
Opportunities within the business
Reputation

Worst:

Lack of formal flexibility
Lack of long term reward
Pay reviews

Graduate Structural Engineer, Built Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Inclusion
Diversity
Staff wellbeing and collaboration
Salary - average for a graduate
Great opportunities to grow and learn
Mott MacDonald Academy
The flexibility of working hours
Ability to work from home when necessary

Worst:

Inter-discipline communication can be improved
Graduate salary increase percentage

Graduate Process Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Benefits and colleagues.

Worst:

Slow progression in first year.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Special Services at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Relaxed working environment and care for work/life balance.

Assistant Design Engineer, Transportation – Telecommunications at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The atmosphere is professional yet informal - colleagues are real people rather than robots.

Worst:

As with any large company, it can be a bit challenging to build your network and understand the quirks.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The people are really encouraging and supportive.

Worst:

Amount of annual leave.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

flexibility, nice colleagues

Worst:

bureaucracy, processes, pay

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water and Environment Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good professional development prospects.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

We are a market leader in what we do. We are the pace setters and there is a constant drive to do the best and to do it right.

Worst:

N/A

Heritage Consultant, Environmental Management at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Ethical
International opportunities
Good management
Wide range of work

Worst:

Bureaucracy
Issues with career progression
Equal grad pay around the country means that grads in London get comparatively less

RAMS Engineer, Railways – Systems Engineering and Assurance at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Excellent work-life balance.
Depending on department, opportunity to work together with highly knowledgable colleagues.
Graduate scheme.

Worst:

Low level of employee engagement.
Ineffective higher management that is often disconnected from employees.
Conservative company culture with little hunger for innovation and risk-taking.

Energy Economist / Consultant, Energy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Well known, good structure of program and good leaders.

Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Advisory Project Delivery at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Opportunity to travel, good ethics. Great company with good values and care about their staff.

Worst:

Not getting the opportunity to work on what I like. As a grad you have to do the work given-but believe this varies from manager to manager.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

still new things and problems
development
new experinces and challenges
colleagues
nice working place

Worst:

stress
still new things and problems
time pressure

Graduate, Tr: Bridges and civil structure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Flexible working hours within reason, and generally a good work/life balance (although this can depend on your project/ line manager). Was able to relocate from London to Sheffield after 4 years (personal choice) with reasonable ease.

Wide variety of projects that I have worked on in first 4 years of career (Highways, Aviation, Water and Environment), and the opportunity to work with key UK clients (TfL, Thameswater, Highways England, Heathrow).

Worst:

Can become pigeon holed into areas that you are the best at unless forceful in pushing for improvement in other areas to become more rounded.

Good line management is key to opportunity and responsibility. Division and location also have different office cultures and environments. Work/Life Balance is much improved outside of London (so far).

Engagement and Communication from senior management could be improved (although is improving).

The company has very mixed cultures in different divisions, the top down approach is not always filtered down.

Assistant Project Manager, Advisory at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The company takes a lot of care of its employees from organising workshops and events to financing outside of work activities like cinema and theatre.

Worst:

Bureaucracy, there are certain systems that you need to respect even though sometimes you know the answer you still need to go through the process.

Assistant Project Manager, International Education Development at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Work/life balance compared to other companies in the sector.

Worst:

Timesheets.

Graduate Environmental Consultant, Environmental Services at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good company culture and excellent work-life balance.

Graduate Transport Modeller, Integrated Transport Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Very positive work environment.

Worst:

Big beasts move slowly.

Project Manager, IT at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Share ownership structure
Being given responsibility very early in your career

Assistant OLE Engineer, Transportation Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Employee owned
Clear progression path

Worst:

Not transparent

Graduate Project Manager, Advisory (APD) at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Supportive, lots of training and development opportunities, variety of projects won and opportunity to work on major infrastructure jobs. Lots of opportunities to be involved in the company. A lot of support for families, maternity and paternity pay and part-time working. A strong approach to certain BIM and digital ventures e.g. Skype, one note, sharepoint, VR etc.

Worst:

Pay increase. Agile working - a stubborn approach to maintaining everyone on desktop computers.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Worst:

Bureaucracy

Transport Planner, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

- Structural design of iconic structures
- Friendly atmosphere
- Good salary

Worst:

- Need more support with chartership

Structural Engineer, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Eco friendly .
A wide range or social clubs.

Worst:

Nothing that's really bad.

Graphic Designer, Marketing at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Exciting/challenging projects with world-renowned architects.

Worst:

Expectation to work long hours with no/little recompense.

Structural Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good work, generous pay

Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Interesting projects
Easy to work with team
High technical quality
Good career progression

Worst:

Sometimes a lack of communication across offices

Graduate Hydrogeologist, Geotechnics/Contaminated Land at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

International environment; different fields of work, many offices, well known company

Worst:

Lower salary than other companies in the same role

Project Leader, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Works in a variety of sectors, industries and locations, allowing for various opportunities for future work.

Worst:

The company takes relatively few risks when it comes to projects.

Graduate Civil Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great stance on ethics that serves as the backbone of the Mott MacDonald's operations.

Worst:

Career progression may, for some, feel like a 'luck of the draw' situation.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Power at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

opportunities

Graduate Electrical Engineer, Railways at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The company has an absolutely fantastic reputation as a good place to work (Ranked on Glassdoor's 'Great Places To Work' list. There is a great culture of collaboration, and camaraderie within the workplace.

Worst:

Base pay seems to be below market rate.

Risk Analyst, Advisory Services at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Great opportunities to develop.

Worst:

Very bad in providing technical necessities with regards to screens, laptops and such. Company is also incredibly siloed and each discipline work mainly by themselves which often has a negative impact on projects.

Graduate Human Factors Engineer, Human Factors and Ergonomics at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Nice people. We are actively encouraged to drive our own initiatives and meet with (senior) people around the business. The company is quite transparent all the way to the top. Training and development is heavily supported.

Consultant, Advisory & Programme Delivery at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Friendly colleagues, good training, interesting work

Worst:

Being at a desk a lot

Graduate Geotechnical Engineer, Geotechnics at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The level of support for development is excellent

Worst:

Sharing of jobs between offices could be improved but is currently in progress of changing.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good work life balance.

Worst:

Poor salary.

Civil Engineer, Mott MacDonald Bentley at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Excellent support and training.

Worst:

They don't seem to be winning enough work to share round graduates.

Graduate Structural Engineer, BNI at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The feeling of being part of a big team, everyone is friendly and helpful

Worst:

At times it feels we are understaffed.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

good collages, interesting projects and culture

Graduate Electrical Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good people to work alongside.

Worst:

No opportunity to get high level technical work.

Electrical Engineer, PPN at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good engineering culture and working environment.

Worst:

Parking - not that I need it as I commute by train

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Well known employer - very established and therefore good career progression opportunities. High quality training. Also competent management and good/positive atmosphere.

Worst:

It feels like international travel opportunities are a limited at the beginning of the career.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Water and Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The support we receive, whether that is for chartership, personal development, career development or personal circumstances. You feel that the company cares about you and wants you to succeed if you are willing to put in the effort to work towards our goals.

Worst:

They often do secondments to other offices which is good experience but it can mean that you may be working at a further away office for a while or between two offices.

Graduate Civil Engineer, WNI at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

people

Worst:

little holiday
expensive to live in Cambridge

Climate Resilience Consultant, Climate Resilience at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Very environmentally aware, inclusive, prides itself on diversity. Good reputation for working with prominent clients. Opportunities are there if you push hard enough. Benefits package is excellent. Colleagues tend to be like-minded.

Worst:

Professional qualification support has been pretty hit and miss. Support for long commutes hasn't been particularly well managed (work from other offices doesn't seem possible, flexible hours not something that could be suggested). Management sometimes lacks communication.

QS, at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Global company with a wide variety of opportunities

Graduate Process Engineer, Water Consultancy Division at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Opportunities for progression.

Worst:

Internal divisions / corporate culture.

Graduate Environmental Scientist, Environment at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

International company, with plenty of opportunities to work on the projects you want to work on.

Worst:

Career progression is not very clear.

Graduate Transport Engineer, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Chance to work in various sectors and many international opportunities

Worst:

Hard to progress into higher grade levels and positions

Graduate Management Consultant, Management Consultancy at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

friendly atmosphere

Worst:

lack of work for starting graduates in some departments

Graduate, Structural at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Big Global Company

Worst:

Large teams can result in a lack of work

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Systematic management and various support

Worst:

Too much attention to formality

Graduate Civil Engineer, at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

The people are the best thing about the company.

Worst:

Better support could be given for the APC process.

Assistant Project Manager, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Competitive salary with pay increases twice a year. Very interesting projects available to work on.

Graduate hydrogeologist, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

You can forge your own path, making choices about your own development

Worst:

There isn't a clear structure for development

Graduate Engineer, Highways & Light Rapid Transit at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

as before

Worst:

as before

Graduate Civil Engineer, Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

already stated

Worst:

already stated

Graduate Mechanical Building Services Engineer, Building and Infrastructure at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Good company, working on great projects

Worst:

Not so much 'social budget'

Traffic Engineer, Integrated Transport at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Overall ethics, work-life balance, care about the human element, treated as a person as opposed to a resource, strict on working overtime.

Worst:

Nature of consultancy means you can be really busy sometimes and overworked then other periods of having minimal work, trying to fill the day - timesheets.

Graduate Hydrogeologist, Water at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

International engineering firm with prestige operating in many engineering sectors in many different countries

Worst:

Impression is that the company is a fantastic place to begin your career due to portfolio of large well-known projects and a great graduate training scheme which provides graduates with high quality training courses to assist their journey to chartership. However, once qualified the company does not do enough to compete with other firms regarding salary levels.

Assistant Electrical Engineer, Railways, Transportation at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Company ethos and work are excellent.

Graduate Civil Engineer, Buildings at Mott MacDonald
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Best:

Structure and culture

Worst:

Salary - as it is large organisation

Bridge Engineering, Bridges at Mott MacDonald
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