Civil & Structural
Infrastructure and structural engineering CVs positioned around project scale, standards compliance and delivery outcomes.
Engineering CVs need to do two things well at once: prove technical credibility and demonstrate genuine project delivery. We write CVs across civil, mechanical, electrical and aerospace engineering that position chartered status, certifications and project outcomes exactly the way employers and ATS software expect to see them.
Where we specialise
Infrastructure and structural engineering CVs positioned around project scale, standards compliance and delivery outcomes.
Design, build and maintenance CVs across mechanical and electrical engineering, with technical certifications given proper weight.
Precision and regulatory-heavy engineering CVs that reflect the technical rigour this specialism is assessed on.
Why it's different
Too many engineering CVs read like a restated job description — responsibilities without results. We rebuild your CV around what you actually delivered: project value, timelines hit, cost savings, safety improvements and technical problems solved, with your chartered status and institution membership positioned where a recruiter looks first.
We also keep technical language accurate to your specific discipline, rather than using generic "engineering" phrasing that reads as vague to a specialist hiring manager.
Who we write for
The service
Pricing is set by career stage, not industry — from £59 for graduates up to £249 for our Executive package, with a Career Change CV option at £129 if you're moving into engineering from elsewhere. See the full Packages page to compare.
Get My Engineering CVThe process
Your discipline, chartered status and the engineering role you're aiming for.
A short consultation to identify the project outcomes that matter most.
Structured around discipline-specific language, certifications and results.
Unlimited revisions until the CV is genuinely ready to send.
Questions
Yes. CEng, IEng and EngTech status, along with institution membership (IMechE, ICE, IET and others), are positioned prominently since they're often used as an initial screening filter for engineering roles.
Yes. Civil, mechanical, electrical, aerospace and other engineering disciplines each have their own technical language and typical project structures, which we reflect accurately rather than writing a generic engineering CV.
Yes, where relevant to your target role — CAD packages, technical standards and compliance frameworks are included where they genuinely strengthen your application, not listed exhaustively.
Yes, including project engineering, site management and delivery roles, with project scale, budget and outcomes quantified clearly.
All levels, from graduate engineers working toward chartership through to principal and director-level engineering leadership CVs.
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A CV that proves both expertise and delivery makes every application after it easier. Let's get yours right.