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Mott MacDonald has been recognised by Higherin as a Top Graduate and Undergraduate Employer. This student‑voted result highlights our continued commitment to providing strong early‑career experiences.
We are proud to announce that we have placed in Glassdoor’s UK list of Best Places to Work 2026 and even more pleased that we ranked 12th among this year’s top 50 employers. The Glassdoor Best Places to Work list is based entirely on anonymous reviews. There are no nominations, surveys or fees involved. Recognition is based solely on the experiences shared by our people. Being included on the 2026 list is a significant honour and it reflects our commitment to invest in the development of our people, commit to their wellbeing and safety, and provide an inclusive environment in which everyone is supported and can share their point of view. As an employee-owned company, our people play a central role in shaping our direction, our culture and our success. If you are interested in learning more about opportunities to join us, visit our careers site: https://mottm.ac/40Gwkhl #GlassdoorBPTW
Calling all STEM students in Glasgow! Want to learn how your skills can make a real-world impact? Come along to our STEM Insights event and connect with industry professionals at Mott MacDonald. Find out more ⏬
The right environment can turn ambition into leadership and curiosity into real impact that changes the world or the rivers and the seas in Rachel’s case. Rachel is a principal electrical engineer in our water utilities team and her career is a perfect example of being in the right place. Her journey started in New Zealand and led to joining us to deliver major UK water projects and working on quality initiatives, as well as stepping into a social impact role. Rachel’s journey reflects our culture which is built on flexibility, purpose and long-term impact. Building a career with us means having the freedom to shape your own path. Take two minutes to read about Rachel’s journey
We have kicked off the second phase of our 2025 STEM Returners programme, adding new roles as part of our efforts to help professionals in the UK return to work after a career break. We value diverse experiences and provide the support, training and flexibility needed to empower you to succeed. Our STEM Returners programme reflects our commitment to employing brilliant people and trusting them to do brilliant things. From civil engineers, electrical engineers, to project control engineers, we might have something for you. Learn more about our new opportunities across the UK. ⬇️
Our UK and Ireland graduate and student placement roles for 2026 are officially open to applications! Ready to take the leap from lectures into a career where you can make a real impact? We’ve got opportunities designed to help you grow, learn and thrive. Whether you're passionate about engineering, infrastructure, sustainability or digital innovation, our wide range of roles offer hands-on experience, mentorship and the chance to work on real-world challenges, from climate resilience to inclusive transport. What are you waiting for? Explore our careers to find your perfect fit and join a team that’s shaping a better future
We’re proud to share that we've been ranked in The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers - again! This recognition, shaped by the views of over 14,000 graduates, reflects our continued commitment to supporting early careers and creating an environment where people can thrive. At Mott MacDonald, we believe in empowering brilliant people to do brilliant things. From day one, our graduates work on projects that shape communities and tackle global challenges, supported by mentors, peers and a culture that values curiosity, collaboration and growth. Our UK and Ireland early career opportunities are opening soon - watch this space!
“Being trusted to lead and be innovative at work early in my career has been a huge motivator.” As a nuclear process engineer based in the UK, Harry Barker works in the challenging and exciting energy sector. Joining us as a graduate in 2021, he has already played a key role in the UK’s first small modular reactor assessment and is helping the next generation of engineers follow in his footsteps. In this blog, Harry shares how his work is contributing to net zero and why collaboration has been central to his success.
Starting as a macroeconomist, Eva Zamshina was inspired to move to New Zealand and make a career change to help with the post-earthquake rebuild in Christchurch. Fast forward 10 years, and she is now a principal digital designer in our building services team. Eva likes to think of building services as a puzzle where pipes, ducts and cable trays must be arranged so that they function seamlessly as a system. Using her BIM knowledge, she coordinates building services design with architecture, structural, seismic and other design strategies to deliver buildings that are comfortable, efficient, safe and sustainable. Read more about Eva’s non-linear career journey ⬇️
Changing careers mid-way through can feel daunting, but it could also be your best decision, especially if it leads you to Mott MacDonald. On 9 September, we’re hosting a recruitment evening at our Cardiff office for experienced professionals exploring their next move. If you’ve got transferable skills, are returning after a break or looking to enter engineering, consultancy or project management, this is a great opportunity to connect.
