Future Female Engineers

Meet some of the brightest engineers and find out how you can follow in their footsteps

Atkins

Could your imagination help to transform the future?

Atkins a member of the SNC-Lavalin group, is one of the world’s most respected design, engineering and project management consultancies. Clients approach us for transformative solutions, whether it’s creating something new or finding ways to get the best out of what we already have. Our teams help clients plan, design and enable major capital projects, covering the full project lifecycle in infrastructure, transportation, engineering and design, water, the environment, defence, aerospace, communications, project management and architecture.

Graduate Opportunities

Vacancy types that we are recruiting into:

Graduate jobs for those already graduated
Graduate jobs for those graduating this year
Placements - year long
Placements – summer

Areas/sectors in which we are recruiting:

Business, consulting and general management
Construction and property
Defence, public protection and security
Energy and utilities
Engineering and manufacturing
Environment and conservation
Transport and logistics

How to apply?

Find the right role for you by using the Atkins Graduate Role Finder. For more details around what application process involves and some useful hints and tips Click here.

Due to the popularity of some of our programmes we may close before the deadlines, therefore to avoid disappointment we would advise applying as early as possible.

Some Roles may require security clearance and offers of employment will be dependent on obtaining the relevant level of clearance. If this is necessary it will be discussed with you at interview.

If applying to this role please do not make reference to (or in conversation) or include in your application or CV, details of any current or previously held security clearance.

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+44121 483 5089

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It has made me realise that engineering is quite an open sector and that there is a lot of scope to enter a lot of areas.
Student

I have been inspired by some leading ladies. It makes me realise what you can achieve.
Student

Speaking to graduates and recruiters in such a relaxing environment was such an insightful opportunity- so many of my questions were answered, even those I didn't know I had.
Student

A thoroughly enjoyable event, with very intelligent and driven students. The students are from a mixture of years so proved great for our current and future pipeline, and company branding. You also walk away with the details of circa 100 top quality students, so a very unique event.
AECOM

Everything was great, the overall vibe puts you in a good mood and even if you come in scared and unsure about what to do, that quickly goes away.
Student

We have attended the Future Female Engineering event for a number of years now; it is a great opportunity for employers to meet with interested and motivated female engineering students. Throughout the event students have the opportunity to get to know their preferred employers, hear what is like to be a graduate in the company and also gain helpful hints and tips on the application process. The event is a great opportunity for students and employers to network across a number of informal and fun sessions!
BAE Systems

Much more relaxed atmosphere compared to any previous event I've attended which made it easier to build relationships with employers.
Student

Great experience that really opened my eyes into what impact females can make within engineering.
Student

I enjoyed meeting with the companies and hearing their advice, especially on application process as I will be applying for graduate jobs.
Student

It was delightful to see so many high calibre female engineering students who had made the effort to research our company and prepare questions for the networking session. The event was very well organised, informative and fun. This is our third year attending the event and we look forward to getting involved again next year.
National Grid