Global engineering firm across water, transportation, energy, and infrastructure
Ayesa Engineering is a top-50 global firm with 3,200 professionals across UK and Ireland, spanning water, transportation, energy, marine, and geotechnics. The hiring mix is senior-heavy—11 director/principal roles alongside 7 mid-level and 4 junior hires—signaling focus on leadership depth and client-facing delivery over team expansion. Current project work spans wastewater design, rail track engineering, grid integration, and renewable energy, with active pain points around BIM integration and expanding water/major-projects capability.
Notable leadership hires: Associate Director, Head of Marine, EIA Team Lead
Ayesa Engineering operates as a privately held firm with 13,000 professionals globally and 60 years of track record in civil infrastructure. The UK and Ireland hub, based in Dublin, runs 9 regional offices across both nations and employs a hybrid workplace model (2 days remote, 3 in-office). Service lines span water management and flooding, geotechnical engineering, transportation and rail, energy systems, marine and coastal, buildings, environmental services, and project management. Work ranges from detailed design (wastewater treatment plants, HV substations, smart grids) through delivery and compliance oversight on large infrastructure programs.
Core tools: ProjectWise, BIM, Primavera P6, Revit, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Tekla Structural Designer, ETABS, GIS, Navisworks, Microstation, ETAP, DIgSILENT. Actively expanding BIM integration across workflows.
Yes. 35 total open roles, mostly engineering. Recent hires skew senior (11 director/principal level), with active leadership search for Associate Director, Head of Marine, and EIA Team Lead roles.
Major projects: wastewater and water design packages, track engineering for Network Rail, HV substation design (110–400 kV), smart grid integration, solar and wind developments, treatment plant design, and Haulbowline Island remediation.
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