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30 Energy & Utilities Design Engineer jobs in the UK

Design Engineer adverts in Energy & Utilities. Design engineers turn a civil engineering scheme into drawings, models and calculations — roads, drainage, earthworks, utilities and temporary works — to the standards it will be built and checked against.

Advertised median, Energy & Utilities Design Engineer in the UK£62,500advertised · 19 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
Adverts stating pay68%19 of 28 live adverts · 04 Oct 2026

Based on 28 live adverts, 68% of which state pay. Snapshot taken 4 October 2026. These are advertised salaries taken from live job adverts, not a survey of what people are paid.

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Energy & Utilities Design Engineer adverts across the UK: median advertised salary £62,500. The middle half of those adverts sit between £55,000 and £72,500. That is 19% higher than the UK-wide Design Engineer median of £52,500 (n=205).

Based on 28 live adverts, 68% of which state pay. Snapshot taken 4 October 2026. These are advertised salaries taken from live job adverts, not a survey of what people are paid.

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