Expedition Engineering: does its graduate structural engineers sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Expedition Engineering publishes no sponsorship policy for its graduate structural engineers, so we cannot state a firm answer. Expedition Engineering is a structural and infrastructure engineering practice in London, part of the employee owned Useful Simple Trust alongside Useful Projects and Useful Studio, describing itself as a pioneer of regenerative design. Its work groups into infrastructure performance consulting, structural engineering and related services across buildings, estates and infrastructure. The graduate route is a permanent full time Graduate Structural Engineer role joining the structural engineering design team, and unlike most of this sector Expedition publishes the number: 34,000 pounds a year plus a tapering 3,000 pound annual uplift to help with the cost of living in London. That figure sits on the same page as its experienced engineer band of 34,000 to 61,000 pounds, which makes the progression visible. The practice describes a continuous learning model with mentoring and coaching from graduate level onwards, and commits to advancing equity, diversity and inclusion within the practice and across the industries it serves. Applications for all Useful Simple Trust practices go through a single recruitment portal, and candidates can register their details there to hear about vacancies. Nothing on the careers page addresses sponsorship, visas or right to work.