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2026 Graduate Mechanical Engineer - London - (TS1.7)

Hoare Lea
City of London
2 weeks ago
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2026 Graduate Mechanical Engineer - London

Hoare Lea is a human-centric and planet-conscious engineering consultancy. We offer intelligent and sustainable solutions to complex design challenges for the built environment throughout the UK and further afield.

We provide a wide range of engineering and consultancy services, including acoustics, air quality, building services (MEP), fire, lighting, security and sustainability to name but a few. Together, our highly skilled teams use technical expertise and problem-solving skills to bring buildings to life.

We are committed to providing an environment where everyone can realise their unique potential. You will experience a business that enriches your knowledge, supports your wellbeing, and welcomes your individuality. We offer an extensive benefits package, including private medical cover, electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme, stock options, and up to 30 days of annual leave.

Why Work For Us?

  • You’ll collaborate with the industry’s best, working with a wide range of built-environment specialists.
  • You’ll be part of progressive and exciting projects, able to experience innovative schemes across all sectors.
  • You’ll advance your career, your way, thanks to our structured Career Paths framework.

The Role

As a graduate engineer, your day-to-day tasks will vary, as we’ll expose you to all aspects of our work so you can discover what suits you. Responsibilities may include:

  • Working on live projects from day one
  • Producing detailed designs and drawings
  • Using the latest computer modelling software CAD and Revit
  • Undertaking site surveys
  • Researching ground-breaking technologies

What We Are Looking For

We are looking for a candidate with:

  • An expected or achieved 2.1 or above IMechE or CIBSE accredited degree or equivalent qualification in Mechanical Engineering or similar
  • A masters or other relevant post graduate qualification is an advantage
  • Previous placement or work experience in a similar industry is an advantage
  • An understanding of CAD or similar modelling software is an advantage
  • Excellent communication, analytical and organisational skills
  • Ability to work in a team environment and independently

Our Benefits

We offer both core and flexible benefits, a competitive salary and industry leading training and development to support you throughout your career.

How to Apply

To apply, simply complete a CV profile and submit your application. Please note: We do not offer visa sponsorship for this graduate role. Only candidates already authorised to work in the UK will be considered.

We are committed to enabling a healthy work-life balance for all employees and welcome applications from candidates seeking flexible working arrangements.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates. We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to ensure that all candidates can participate in the recruitment process.


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