Current Roles
Flood Risk & Drainage We are growing our new and specialist Flood Risk and Drainage service to support clients across planning, development, property, asset management and climate resilience. Joining the team offers the opportunity to help shape this expanding service line, delivering high-quality technical advice through flood risk assessments, drainage strategies, surface water management assessments and sustainable drainage proposals. Working closely with planning consultants, architects, developers, asset owners and GIA’s wider property, survey, climate and digital teams, you will play an active role in supporting clients and contributing to the continued growth of our service offering. Reach out to careers@gia.uk.com to discuss further.
We don’t currently have any live roles in other departments, but we are always happy to hear from prospective candidates who would like to introduce themselves and be considered for future opportunities at careers@gia.uk.com.
Party Wall & Neighbourly Matters Our Party Wall & Neighbourly Matters team provides clear, pragmatic advice to help manage risk and maintain positive relationships between neighbours during construction. Acting for building owners and adjoining owners alike, the team is known for its professional, balanced approach. We’re keen to hear from individuals with strong communication skills, attention to detail, and an interest in property, construction, and dispute resolution.
Rights of Light | Daylight & Sunlight Our Daylight & Sunlight team advises on the impact of development on natural light, supporting clients through planning with clear, evidence-based assessments. Working on a wide range of projects, from small-scale schemes to major developments, the team combines technical expertise with a practical, solutions-focused approach. We’re always interested in hearing from individuals who are analytical, detail-oriented, and keen to develop their skills in a collaborative environment.
Wind Our Wind team delivers specialist analysis to help shape comfortable, safe, and sustainable built environments. Using advanced modelling techniques, we assess wind microclimates and provide practical design advice across a diverse portfolio of projects. We welcome speculative applications from those with strong technical skills, curiosity, and an interest in solving complex environmental challenges as part of a multidisciplinary team.