Posted 30 July, 2026
Graduate Engineer - Project Coordinator
Future Engineering Recruitment Ltd
EC1, ENG, GB
Full Time
Job Description
Graduate Engineer London, England £36,000 - £38,000 + Travel Allowance + Stay away + Career Progression + Training + Holidays + Immediate Start Are you a recent Engineering graduate ready to launch your career with a global leader in technical construction? Join a renowned main contractor working on multiple €100M+ projects across the UK and Europe. This is a unique opportunity to step into a role where no two days are the same. You'll be learning hands-on from some of the most experienced professionals in the industry, gaining exposure to multiple project stages and developing a well-rounded skill set. You will be working on a new and exciting data centre project in Frankfurt. As a major part of your role, you will take over control of the Process Systems and play a key part in coordinating activities between stakeholders, acting as a Coordinator on site to ensure smooth delivery across various phases of the project. This company is a world leader in delivering high-tech construction solutions across sectors such as data centres and mission-critical facilities. With a strong global presence, there are exciting opportunities for travel-both across the UK and internationally-once this project is completed. This role offers a structured path for rapid career progression, setting you firmly on course toward senior leadership roles such as Senior Project Manager and Project Director. As A Graduate Engineer, You Will Have: A Degree within Civil , mechanical or electrical Engineering Proactive mindset - Learn from leaders in the industry and be prepared to be working hard! Drivers licence EU Passport or right to work in Germany Your Role As A Graduate Engineer Will Include: Site based 5 x a week (Mon - Fri) on a construction project Undertaking works within various high-tech construction projects Training and progression pathways onto senior roles Apply now to be part of a fast-growing, global team shaping the future of mission-critical engineering
