We are looking to speak to experienced candidates in relation to a high profile assignment with one of our clients across the Public Sector.

NonStop's Client, based in Wales, is looking for a highly skilled Civil or Structural Engineer to join their team.
As an Engineer, you will have the opportunity to repair and develop the railway infrastructure in Wales.
This is a huge opportunity if you're looking to take your career to the next level!

Our Client offers a wide range of benefits/ advantages:
* Competitive rate of pay: Our client offers great rates of pay, ensuring your hard work is valued and rewarded.
* Hybrid Position: Our client offers the possibility to work from home up to three days per week.
* Stability: Our client is offering a six months contract, with the possibility for extension. This will provide you with some much needed stability through the challenging market.

Requirements:
* HNC/ HND in Civil or Structural Engineering (BSc/ BEng highly desirable)
* Extensive experience across structural works
* Really strong technical background
* Design phase skillset

We do recommend that you apply as soon as possible as the slots for the position are limited and the window of opportunity is short.

Call me, Christian Neagu, at NonStop Recruitment now for a confidential conversation. Contact me on (url removed) or : (phone number removed), please send your CV in word format OR if this does not sound like the opportunity for you, but you are a professional with experience across the Public Sector, please feel free to get in touch, to see other opportunities we may have within this field.

Disability confident
As a member of the disability confident scheme, our client guarantees to interview all candidates who have a disability and who meet all the essential criteria for the vacancy. In cases where we have a high volume of candidates who have a disability who meet all the essential criteria, we will interview the best candidates from within that group.

If you qualify for the above, please notify me on (url removed)