Senior Ecologist Location: Galway, Dublin, Cork, Sligo Purpose & Scope of the Role A Senior Ecologist is a pivotal member of the Ecology Team, responsible for the management, progression, and delivery of ecology advice and assessments for a wide range of development and infrastructure projects in Ireland. Working closely with senior colleagues, the role involves leading ecological survey, desk study, analysis, assessment and reporting activities from inception through consenting. The successful candidate will be a competent ecological surveyor with proven experience in habitat mapping and botanical surveys, alongside at least one specialist area of ecological expertise such as bats, freshwater/aquatic ecology, large mammals or invasive alien plant species. The role also requires confidence in using GIS tools for in‑field data capture and analysis, and a strong understanding of the relevant Irish and European legislative and planning framework governing ecological assessment and consenting. Your Impact in This Position In this role, you will help shape the ecological strategy and delivery of complex projects, ensuring high‑quality advice that supports successful consenting outcomes. You will contribute directly to biodiversity assessments, including EIAR, EcIA, Appropriate Assessment and WFD‑related work, helping clients navigate ecological constraints and mitigation requirements. You will also have a meaningful impact through client management, project coordination, fee and scope preparation, and the delivery of technically robust reports and assessments. Your work will support both project success and the broader protection and enhancement of biodiversity. Core Capabilities Technical Expertise & Knowledge Strong technical capability in ecological matters related to the development, design and consenting of complex projects. Competent in habitat mapping, botanical surveys and at least one specialist ecological survey area. Able to apply ecological knowledge to project strategy, assessment and deliverables. Reporting, Documentation & Compliance Produces accurate, clear and timely reports and technical documentation to a high standard. Maintains strong attention to detail, with a clear understanding of internal procedures, regulatory requirements and quality, safety and environmental standards. Project Management & Client Support Able to manage multiple projects, prepare scopes and fee proposals and advise clients on ecological risks and opportunities. Demonstrates a developing professional reputation and contributes to project delivery, financial management and team collaboration. GIS, Data Capture & Analysis Competent in capturing, manipulating and analysing ecological desk study and field data using GIS tools such as Fieldmaps or similar platforms. Able to support survey planning, analysis and evidence‑based assessment. Ecological Assessment & Consenting Support Experienced in leading ecological assessments for complex projects and applying guidance, legislation and the mitigation hierarchy to develop practical and effective solutions. Familiar with the consenting process in Ireland and its biodiversity implications. Qualifications & Experience Honours Degree in Ecology. Proven experience in ecological consultancy or a related biodiversity role. Strong field survey experience, particularly habitat mapping and botanical surveys. Experience in at least one specialist ecological survey area. Competent use of GIS tools for ecological data capture and analysis. Strong understanding of Irish and European ecology‑related legislation and policy. Experience preparing or contributing to EIAR, EcIA, Appropriate Assessment and/or WFD assessments. Full clean driving licence and access to own vehicle. Desired Postgraduate qualification (MSc) in a relevant biological or environmental science subject with an ecological component and practical experience. Membership of CIEEM, or equivalent professional body. Working towards Chartership through CIEEM or similar. Experience managing client relationships and project finances. Experience advising on consenting risk and biodiversity strategy for complex infrastructure or development projects. Demonstrable professional reputation in biodiversity and/or ecological consultancy. Experience working with agile teams and across multiple office locations. Working Environment This role offers agile working with hybrid flexibility as standard. The position may be based from any of the listed office locations, with regular travel required to support fieldwork and project delivery across Ireland. A full clean driving licence and access to your own vehicle are required to fulfil the fieldwork element of the role. Equality and Accommodation In alignment with the Equality Act 2010, we will make reasonable adjustments to support candidates and employees requiring additional arrangements. This could include adaptations to work schedules, training approaches or the physical workspace. Please inform us if you need any accommodations during the recruitment process or in your day‑to‑day role. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Tetra Tech Europe is seeking a Senior Ecologist in Sligo to join their Ecology Team. The successful candidate will manage and deliver ecological advice for various projects. You'll conduct ecological surveys, contribute to biodiversity assessments, and support project coordination. A strong background in habitat mapping, ecological consultancy, and GIS tools is essential. The role offers hybrid working arrangements with regular travel across Ireland. A full clean driving license and own vehicle are required. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Tetra Tech Europe is seeking a Project Scientist specializing in Ecology to join their team in Ireland. This role involves delivering ecological assessments, conducting field surveys, and preparing technical reports across various projects. Candidates should have a degree in Ecology, at least 3 years of relevant experience, and proficiency in GIS tools. The position offers a hybrid working environment with fieldwork components and the need for a full driving license, providing a unique opportunity to influence biodiversity outcomes in technical projects. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Project Scientist — Ecology Location: Galway; Dublin; Cork; Kilkenny; Sligo Join Us in Shaping the Future of ecological assessment, nature-based solutions and sustainable infrastructure delivery We are looking for an experienced Project Scientist (Ecology) to join one of Ireland’s leading ecology teams. You will contribute to high-value technical advisory services across EIA, Appropriate Assessment (AA), SEA, and nature-based solution projects for clients in transport, water, energy and the built and natural environment. This role offers hands‑on field survey work, data analysis and report writing, and the opportunity to shape biodiversity-focused assessments and regenerative designs on technically challenging national projects. Purpose & Scope Of The Role The role supports delivery of ecological impact assessment (EcIA), ecological surveys, Environmental Impact Assessment (biodiversity chapters) and Appropriate Assessment (AA), with responsibilities that include undertaking ecological field surveys (habitat classification, protected species and invasive species surveys), analysing and interpreting survey data, preparing high-quality technical reports and contributing to nature‑based and restorative design solutions; you will work under the supervision of a lead ecologist, support multi-disciplinary project teams, liaise with clients and stakeholders, and be based in the Environment, Planning and Renewables division reporting to a Principal Scientist (TBC). As part of an Ecology Team, you will contribute to projects from early-stage development through consenting and policy inputs (SEA) on schemes that range from local to national scale and that will require regular fieldwork, GIS mapping, report production and client liaison. Your Impact In This Position By joining the team you will deliver robust EcIA and AA inputs that inform consenting decisions and mitigation design, produce technically sound and compliant reports and survey outputs that influence project design and biodiversity outcomes, support the delivery of nature-based solutions and regenerative approaches that enhance biodiversity and sustainable outcomes across client projects, and help maintain the team’s reputation for delivering complex and challenging projects across Ireland. Core Capabilities Technical Expertise & Knowledge Demonstrated field survey experience in ecology, including habitat classification (e.g. Fossitt), and surveys for badger, otter, bat, bird and invasive species. Familiarity with Irish and European legislation (Habitats Directive, Birds Directive, EIA Directive) and transposing Irish regulations. Knowledge of EIA/EcIA processes, Appropriate Assessment (Article 6 of the Habitats Directive) and Water Framework Directive assessments. Ability to record, process and critically analyse ecological data and use GIS/mapping tools. Reporting, Documentation & Compliance Ensure accurate, clear and timely documentation and reporting, adhering to internal standards, regulatory requirements and the organisation’s safety management system. Produce technical and safety documentation to a high standard, ensuring data accuracy, traceability and compliance with internal/external standards. Maintain registers, logs and document control processes and follow sector-specific statutory frameworks. Fieldwork Delivery & Survey Logistics Plan and undertake field surveys safely and efficiently, including logistics, equipment management and adherence to survey protocols and seasonality constraints. Coordinate access arrangements and ensure health & safety and permitting requirements are met. Client & Stakeholder Engagement Liaise effectively with clients, project teams and external stakeholders to provide clear ecological advice, present findings and support integrated multi-disciplinary project delivery. Contribute to team outputs and support senior ecologists in client-facing activities. Data Management & Analytical Skills Accurate processing, management and critical analysis of ecological data; produce traceable datasets and support GIS-based mapping and impact assessment outputs.Support quality assurance of ecological assessments and reports. Qualifications & Experience Required Honours degree in Ecology (or equivalent). A minimum 3 years practical experience. Practical experience in ecological field survey methods, EcIA and AA, and use of GIS in ecological contexts. Full clean driving licence and access to own vehicle (required for fieldwork). Desired Postgraduate qualification (MSc) in a relevant biological/environmental science with ecological practical experience. Additional certifications or demonstrable equivalent work experience in habitat/species survey techniques, GIS, or relevant legislation would be advantageous. Working Environment You will work in an agile office environment with hybrid working as standard and a choice of flexible working across multiple office locations; fieldwork is a regular component of the role so successful applicants must hold a full clean driving licence and have access to a vehicle to fulfil field survey duties, and you will be expected to operate as part of a multi‑disciplinary team distributed across the listed locations with occasional travel between offices and to client sites. Equal Employment Opportunity In alignment with the Equality Act 2010, we will make reasonable adjustments to support candidates and employees requiring additional arrangements. This could include adaptations to work schedules, training approaches, or the physical workspace. Please inform us if you need any accommodations during the recruitment process or in your day-to-day role. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading consultancy firm is seeking a Planning Consultant in Kilkenny to deliver high-quality planning services across diverse projects. The role requires proven experience in the Republic of Ireland and a solid understanding of planning legislation. You will prepare planning reports, engage with stakeholders, and provide strategic advice, with the opportunity to progress into senior roles. This position offers hybrid working arrangements and travel across Ireland for client meetings. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Planning Consultant – Urban and Town Planner Location: Galway, Dublin Cork or Kilkenny Join Us In Shaping The Future Of Sustainable Development At Tetra Tech, planning is more than compliance—it’s about creating places that work for people and the planet. As a Planning Consultant, you’ll help deliver projects that define communities, from renewable energy schemes to transformative infrastructure. This is your chance to influence sustainable growth, collaborate with industry‑leading experts, and build a career that makes a lasting impact. Purpose & Scope Of The Role As a Planning Consultant at Tetra Tech, you will deliver high‑quality planning services across a diverse range of projects in Ireland. This includes preparing and reviewing planning reports, conducting site suitability assessments, and contributing to environmental and socio‑economic impact studies. You will interpret legislation, advise on planning strategies, and engage with stakeholders during pre‑application meetings. Working closely with multidisciplinary teams, you’ll provide integrated solutions and act as a trusted advisor to clients, ensuring compliance with planning regulations while delivering innovative outcomes. Your Impact In This Position In this role, you’ll quickly establish yourself as a key contributor to planning projects, gaining exposure to a wide variety of schemes and building strong client relationships. As you progress, you’ll take ownership of significant planning deliverables, develop specialist expertise, and provide strategic planning advice. Longer term, you’ll have the opportunity to advance into senior planning roles, lead major projects, and influence planning policy and strategy within the organisation. Core Capabilities Planning Expertise in the Republic of Ireland: The role requires proven experience as a planning consultant within the Republic of Ireland, with a strong understanding of national and local planning legislation, policy frameworks, and regulatory processes. The successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to navigate complex planning requirements and provide clear, strategic advice that supports project success. Experience In Large Commercial & Mixed‑Use Projects: A track record of working on substantial commercial and mixed‑use developments is essential. This includes familiarity with the planning challenges associated with high‑value projects such as data centres, renewable energy schemes, and multi‑use sites. The ability to manage competing priorities and deliver robust planning solutions for complex developments is critical. Communication & Stakeholder Engagement: Strong communication skills are fundamental to this role. The Project Planner must be able to articulate planning strategies clearly, both in writing and verbally, and engage effectively with clients, regulatory bodies, and community stakeholders. Confidence in attending and contributing to meetings, including pre‑application consultations, is essential. Planning Report Writing & Analytical Skills: The ability to produce high‑quality planning reports is a core requirement. This includes preparing site suitability assessments, environmental impact chapters, and socio‑economic analyses that are accurate, persuasive, and aligned with regulatory standards. Experience in drafting reports for large‑scale projects in the public domain is highly desirable. Adaptability & Resilience: The planning environment is fast‑paced and subject to change. The successful candidate must be comfortable dealing with ambiguity, adapting to evolving project requirements, and maintaining focus under pressure. A proactive and solution‑oriented approach is essential to thrive in this agile setting. Qualifications & Experience Degree in Planning or a related discipline – BSc or MSc in Regional / Urban / City / Town and Country Planning. Minimum 3 years’ professional planning experience in the Republic of Ireland. Strong knowledge of planning legislation and strategic planning advice. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Desirable Chartered membership of the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) or equivalent professional body. Working Environment This role is based in Dublin, Cork, Galway or Kilkenny, with hybrid working and agile office arrangements offered as standard. Office attendance will be balanced to meet project and client needs, while supporting flexible working for work‑life balance. Travel to client sites, planning authority meetings and project locations across Ireland will be required on an occasional basis. Equality Act 2010 In alignment with the Equality Act 2010, we will make reasonable adjustments to support candidates and employees requiring additional arrangements. This could include adaptations to work schedules, training approaches, or the physical workspace. Please inform us if you need any accommodations during the recruitment process or in your day‑to‑day role. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading global consultancy firm in Ballincollig is seeking graduates for their Graduate Transport Engineer Programme 2026. Successful candidates will work with experienced consultants, develop their skills, and provide consultancy advice on various projects. A strong emphasis is placed on Civil Engineering qualifications. With structured training and a transparent career pathway, this position offers a solid foundation for a successful consultancy career. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Senior Drainage Engineer – Transport Location: Galway, Dublin, Cork Overview At Tetra Tech, we’re shaping the next generation of transport infrastructure across Ireland and the UK. As a Senior Drainage Engineer, you’ll play a pivotal role in delivering innovative, standards-led drainage solutions that enhance resilience and sustainability. From leading complex design packages to integrating cutting‑edge digital workflows and climate adaptation strategies, this is your opportunity to influence major projects, mentor emerging talent, and drive excellence in multidisciplinary collaboration. Purpose & Scope Of The Role The Senior Drainage Engineer provides technical leadership within the Transport and Civils Drainage team, taking responsibility for the end-to‑end delivery of drainage design across a diverse portfolio of projects in Ireland and the UK. This role ensures that designs, calculations, models, and documentation meet programme, technical, and quality requirements, align with Irish and UK standards, and satisfy client expectations. You will lead drainage workstreams, coordinate with project managers, discipline leads, clients, and regulators, and resolve technical interfaces to deliver resilient, constructible, and cost‑effective solutions. The position also includes mentoring junior engineers, contributing to resource planning, and producing high‑quality design packages, reports, and integrated 3D models that support approvals and consents. Your Impact In This Position In this role, you will lead and deliver drainage design packages on live civil and transport projects, stabilising and accelerating delivery while contributing to climate adaptation strategies for the Irish national road network. You will integrate emerging technologies, including AI, to improve efficiency and design assurance. Over time, you will take ownership of new projects through the full lifecycle—from inception and option development to detailed design, construction support, and handover—while embedding the latest standards and innovations in drainage design. Longer term, you will have the opportunity to progress into senior leadership, shaping strategy, strengthening client relationships, and contributing to a sustained track record of successfully delivered programmes across Tetra Tech. Core Capabilities Standards-led Drainage Design Expertise Success requires detailed, practical command of Irish and UK drainage design standards, including TII and GDRCP in Ireland and DMRB, Sewers for Adoption and CIRIA guidance in the UK. The Senior Drainage Engineer applies these frameworks consistently to produce compliant designs and calculations, interpret and justify departures where necessary, and secure the approvals and consents required by project-specific scopes and employer’s requirements. This capability includes selecting appropriate design methods, documenting assumptions and boundary conditions, demonstrating hydraulic performance, flood risk and attenuation strategies, and evidencing constructability and maintenance access, all while balancing safety, resilience and whole-life cost. 3D Modelling And Digital Delivery Excellence The role demands the ability to prepare high-quality 3D models aligned to current BIM standards, with data-rich content that supports clash detection, coordination and digital review. The Senior Drainage Engineer structures models to integrate seamlessly within federated project models, manages discipline interfaces, and uses model-based workflows to drive accuracy in quantities, spatial checks and construction sequencing. Competence includes establishing modelling standards, controlling versioning and metadata, undertaking rigorous clash and rule-based checks, and converting model insights into actionable design decisions and clear visual communication for technical and non-technical stakeholders. Multidisciplinary Integration And Interface Resolution Effective delivery depends on understanding how drainage design responsibilities fit within the wider multidisciplinary context. The Senior Drainage Engineer collaborates closely with highways, structures, geotechnical, environmental, utilities and construction teams, identifies interdependencies early, and leads interdisciplinary checks and reviews to resolve interfaces and conflicts. This capability includes coordinating inputs to align drainage elements with the wider project context, ensuring hydraulic and spatial assumptions are consistent across disciplines, capturing and mitigating design risks, and maintaining traceability of decisions through design assurance processes that hold up under client and peer scrutiny. Technical Communication And Stakeholder Influence The role requires excellent written and verbal communication to convey technical intent clearly and succinctly to team members, design coordinators, project managers, clients and regulators. The Senior Drainage Engineer produces reports, presentations, drawings and commentary that are logically structured, evidence-based and accessible, chairs and contributes to technical meetings, and handles challenge constructively, explaining limitations and opportunities in a manner that builds trust and secures buy‑in. They tailor communication to suit their audience’s technical background, articulate the implications of decisions across constructability, safety, operability and cost, and ensure that technical narratives support timely approvals and programme momentum. Mentoring And Capability Building The position carries responsibility for developing junior engineers to deliver work to the quality standards expected by the company. The Senior Drainage Engineer plans and distributes workloads appropriately, undertakes technical and compliance checks on deliverables, provides structured feedback, and contributes to training plans aligned to individual goals and sector strategy. This capability includes establishing good design habits, reinforcing standards and quality processes, encouraging the effective use of digital tools and emerging technologies, and fostering a culture of accountability, curiosity and continuous improvement that raises delivery quality and pace across the team. Qualifications & Experience Level 8 Honours Degree in Civil Engineering or a closely related discipline. Minimum of eight years’ experience in drainage design and multidisciplinary project delivery. Proven knowledge and application of Irish and UK standards (TII, GDRCP, DMRB, Sewers for Adoption, CIRIA). Strong competence in 3D modelling and BIM workflows. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with demonstrated experience in mentoring and technical leadership. Desirable: Chartered Engineer status (CEng MICE or equivalent), training in climate adaptation, hydrology expertise, and experience with Tier 1 contractors and national authorities. Working Environment This role is based in Galway, Cork, Dublin or Kilkenny, with hybrid working and agile office arrangements offered as standard. Office attendance will be balanced to meet project and client needs, while supporting flexible working for work‑life balance. Travel to client sites, planning authority meetings and project locations across Ireland will be required on an occasional basis. Legal Notice In alignment with the Equality Act 2010, we will make reasonable adjustments to support candidates and employees requiring additional arrangements. This could include adaptations to work schedules, training approaches, or the physical workspace. Please inform us if you need any accommodations during the recruitment process or in your day‑to-day role. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Join us in shaping the future of strategic planning for major infrastructure projects: Be part of a multidisciplinary team at Tetra Tech that is delivering the next generation of infrastructure and built environments across Ireland. As a Project Planner you will apply rigorous analysis, technical planning expertise and collaborative problem‑solving to shape sustainable transport, energy, maritime and mixed‑use developments. If you want to influence policy, guide high‑value projects from concept to consent, and grow your career within a global organisation committed to innovation and professional development, this is the role for you. Purpose & Scope of the Role The Project Planner will support Tetra Tech’s multidisciplinary Planning team in delivering planning inputs for large‑scale infrastructure, commercial, mixed‑use and residential developments across Ireland. You will work on projects that include maritime area developments, renewable energy, transport schemes and local authority/planning authority submissions. Day‑to‑day activities include project coordination, research and analysis, report drafting, preparing and submitting planning applications and appeals, and liaising with clients, planning authorities and multi‑disciplinary project teams. You will contribute to projects of varied scale and value, from complex regional infrastructure programmes to large residential and commercial developments and will be supported by an experienced team of planning consultants offering mentoring and career progression. Your Impact in This Position Provide high‑quality analytical support and clear, reasoned reporting to advance planning applications and stakeholder engagement. Lead discrete planning inputs and project packages (e.g., site appraisals, policy reviews, environmental assessment coordination) and contribute to business development activities. Develop as a fully rounded planning consultant with increased responsibility for client‑facing work, planning strategy, and project leadership; access accredited training and progression pathways within Tetra Tech network. Core Capabilities Technical Planning Analysis: Ability to collate, analyse and interpret socio‑economic, demographic, policy and environmental material and to translate findings into concise written advice and recommendations. Project Coordination & Delivery: Proven capability to coordinate planning tasks, prepare and submit planning applications and appeals, manage project documentation, and ensure compliance with internal quality assurance procedures. Stakeholder & Client Engagement: Experience of representing an organisation at meetings, liaising with planning authorities, clients and multidisciplinary professionals, and providing clear practical advice. Research & Problem Solving: Ability to conduct independent research, assess Local Plan/policy evidence, and develop innovative, pragmatic solutions to planning and environmental problems. Professional Development & Team Contribution: Commitment to continuous professional development, knowledge sharing, mentoring and participation in team events and business development initiatives. Qualifications & Experience Required: BSc or MSc in Regional / Urban / City / Town and Country Planning. Professionally qualified or chartered (Member of IPI and/or RTPI). Relevant post‑qualification professional experience in town planning. Desirable: Experience working on large multidisciplinary infrastructure or renewable energy projects. Proven involvement in environmental assessment coordination and policy preparation. Experience of business development activities or producing client‑facing proposals. Working Environment This role is based in Dublin, Cork, Galway or Kilkenny, with hybrid working and agile office arrangements offered as standard. Office attendance will be balanced to meet project and client needs, while supporting flexible working for work‑life balance. Travel to client sites, planning authority meetings and project locations across Ireland will be required on an occasional basis. Why join Tetra Tech? Tetra Tech is a leading provider of consulting and engineering services working across the full project lifecycle worldwide. We have a wide range of expertise across our teams, providing a global support network with a personalised approach to client relationships to better understand where we can add value. We provide a collaborative environment that supports individual performance, innovation, and creativity. We support public and private sector clients on local, national, and international projects to deliver sustainable and resilient solutions. Our operations in the UK, Ireland, and the Netherlands include more than 6,000 employees who are Leading with Science® to solve our clients’ most complex problems. Equal Employment Opportunity In alignment with the Equality Act 2010, we will make reasonable adjustments to support candidates and employees requiring additional arrangements. This could include adaptations to work schedules, training approaches, or the physical workspace. Please inform us if you need any accommodations during the recruitment process or in your day‑to‑day role. Recruitment Agencies We have a Preferred Supplier List of trusted partners to assist us when required and do not acknowledge any speculative CVs or unsolicited candidate introductions from agencies not on this list and any submitted will be taken as a gift. Please refer to the careers page on our website if you require any further information. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Tetra Tech is looking for Graduates to join our Graduate Transport Engineer Programme 2026 . By joining us, you will be part of a leading global multi-disciplinary consultancy. We specialise in all areas of the built and natural environment, shaping the future of our environmental, social and economic landscapes. Our projects are all around you. We define, design and manage projects that create shared value to a complex, urbanising and resource‑scarce world. Our people are our success. We need people who share our passion on solving the problems that matter. And where you’ll be supported every step of the way. Here is where you come to build a career. What You Will Be Doing You will be working with a strong team of highly knowledgeable consultants giving you the opportunity to develop your skill set and progress your career. You’ll be trained in providing support and assistance across a range of projects and technical areas. You will provide consultancy advice to our clients, contributing towards the success of the team through the effective delivery of projects and ensuring development of key client relationships. Who We Are Looking For To be considered for our graduate programme you will need to be on course for achieving a relevant degree on one of the following subjects: BEng in Civil Engineering MEng in Civil Engineering We encourage and value different ideas, perspectives, and styles of thinking. We need a mix of experiences and skills to develop the most innovative ideas to positively shape the impacts of our clients’ projects. We are looking out for people who take opportunities, those who are keen to learn and develop, intelligent risk takers who are not scared to try new things, and who adapt and move quickly. What’s in it for you? At Tetra Tech we work as one team to achieve exceptional outcomes and, joining the Graduate Scheme is no different. From early on in your career you will have exposure to sustainable projects. Building the foundations of a consultancy career by growing skills, knowledge, and behaviours; and building experience and achievements into real expertise. We are an accredited training provider – from entry level to master’s degree level professional qualifications in leadership & management and executive coaching & mentoring, we support learning and development for everyone. A personal development plan and a transparent career pathway puts you in the driving seat of your career and you’ll be supported as far as you want to go. Applications As part of the selection process, it is mandatory to upload a CV and Covering Letter as we will not process your application without one. In your covering letter we want to know why you are interested in RPS and the discipline you are applying against. We would also like to know a little about you as an individual. What happens next? If this opportunity suits your career journey, we’d love to hear from you. Our closing date for graduate applications is Thursday 30th April 2026 . There could be a possibility that we close earlier if we have volume applications. We would recommend for you to get an application in as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. If you are successful, you will be invited to an interview. This will be an opportunity to meet the team who you could be working with. You will be able to showcase your relevant skills and suitability for the role and, ask any questions on how the team works and what to expect in the role day to day. Recruitment Agencies We have a Preferred Supplier List of trusted partners to assist us when required and do not acknowledge any speculative CVs or unsolicited candidate introductions from agencies not on this list. Please refer to the careers page on our website if you require any further information. #J-18808-Ljbffr
