Devising solutions to help the communities of tomorrow can open up a wide spectrum of career paths.
WSP comprises future-focused experts who propose innovative ideas for the company's clients. They are at the cutting edge, building and honing their skills and knowledge.
Working in the north of Scotland, including Orkney and Shetland, WSP's Elise Christensen, Hayley Smith, and Katy Irving visited the Heart of Neolithic Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Jarlshof Prehistoric and Nordic Settlement in Shetland.
Learn more about WSP's talented women colleagues working in Cultural Heritage and Archaeology, Ecology and Hydrogeology.
Exciting career opportunities working on electrical infrastructure projects
Life at WSP has a wide variety of fascinating, absorbing work where employees enjoy the professional and personal rewards that come from solving truly complex issues, and have the opportunity to visit some of the most beautiful parts of the UK. For example, WSP's Cultural Heritage and Archaeology, Ecology and Hydrogeology teams have worked together in Scotland on surveys for electrical infrastructure and connections.
WSP UK Assistant Archaeology Consultant, Elise Christensen, is helping to create modern infrastructure that works with the natural and historic environment. "One of the perks of working for a global company is getting to try the coffee in different offices around the world! While on some pre-holiday time in my hometown I was able to do some remote work in WSP's Salt Lake City office and meet with colleagues from WSP USA. The views were stunning, but I think Edinburgh wins in the coffee department!," comments Elise.
Working alongside Elise in Scotland are further talented women like Hayley Smith, a WSP Graduate Ecologist, who started as a WSP Seasonal Ecologist in early 2022. Also, WSP Graduate Hydrogeologist, Katy Irving, who graduated with a First Class honours in Geology (BSc) from the University of Glasgow and received a Master's Degree in Hydrogeology (MSc) with Distinction from the University of Strathclyde in 2022, enjoys a thriving career focusing on sustainability.
Enjoy a WSP career as a local expert with global reach
Looking to join a collaborative team of experts that thrives on complex challenges and unconventional thinking?
WSP has a wealth of great career opportunities available across its regions.
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