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4 Rail Design Engineer jobs in the UK

Design Engineer adverts in Rail. 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.

There are only 4 live Rail Design Engineer adverts right now — too few to build a page around, so this page is kept out of search results. The URL stays, and it fills up again when the adverts do.

Advertised median, Rail Design Engineer in the UKNot enough adverts to give a reliable figure (1 live).
Adverts stating payOnly 1 of 4 live adverts state pay.

These are advertised salaries taken from live job adverts, not a survey of what people are paid.

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FiltersDesign Engineer · Rail

Live adverts

4 live, most recently posted first.

What these adverts pay

Not enough adverts to give a reliable figure (1 live): we require at least 5 adverts stating pay before we print one. The UK-wide Design Engineer figure is shown instead. Design Engineer adverts in every sector: median advertised salary £52,500. The middle half of those adverts sit between £42,500 and £67,500.

Based on 260 live adverts, 79% 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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Rail Design Engineer jobs by city

Each number is the live advert count that the linked page itself shows.

Design Engineer jobs in other sectors

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What the adverts pay

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