Engineer: Project Engineer

Contract Opportunity: Project Engineer (Multi-Discipline – TfL Projects)
Location: London, UK
Contract Type: Contract Inside IR35 
Duration: 6–12 months, with potential for extension
Day Rate: Competitive, depending on experience
Sector: Transport / Rail / Infrastructure

The Role:
We are currently seeking a highly capable and experienced Project Engineer with multi-disciplinary expertise to support the delivery of complex infrastructure works within a Transport for London (TfL) environment. This is a contract role suited to an engineering professional who can hit the ground running and manage technical interfaces across civil, mechanical, electrical, and systems disciplines on major transport projects.

Key Responsibilities:

• Coordinate and oversee engineering input across multiple disciplines to support delivery of TfL infrastructure projects.

• Ensure technical compliance with TfL standards, UK regulations, and engineering best practices.

• Liaise with designers, contractors, consultants, and TfL stakeholders to manage design reviews, approvals, and assurance documentation.

• Drive resolution of multi-discipline technical issues across project stages – from design to commissioning.

• Support constructability assessments, site reviews, and technical validation processes.

• Contribute to engineering assurance, risk management, and delivery planning in line with TfL governance frameworks.

Essential Requirements:

• Degree-qualified in Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, or equivalent).

• Demonstrable multi-discipline engineering experience within a TfL or similar transport infrastructure environment.

• Strong understanding of TfL standards, procedures, and engineering assurance processes.

• Proven ability to manage technical interfaces and coordinate cross-discipline teams.

• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.

Desirable Skills:

• Experience with LU/TfL Pathway and Assurance processes.

• Background in major station upgrades, systems integration, multi-disipline project background