Heyne Tillett Steel: does its 2027 graduate structural engineers sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Heyne Tillett Steel publishes no sponsorship policy for its 2027 graduate structural engineers, so we cannot state a firm answer. Heyne Tillett Steel is a structural and civil engineering practice with studios in London and Manchester, known for retrofit and reuse work on existing buildings. At the time of checking it had two early careers roles live for the 2027 cycle: 2027 Graduate Structural Engineers in London and 2027 Summer Placement Students in London, alongside experienced roles including a lead civil engineer in Manchester and a computational design focused structural engineer. Development support runs from apprenticeships and graduate training through to chartership and management skills. The practice holds company meetings twice a week plus open debates and assemblies, and engineers at all levels take part in design team meetings, site visits and specialised training. Technical focus groups and working committees let staff pursue particular interests. Graduates and interns quoted on the careers page describe being able to contribute to live projects early and having colleagues invested in their learning. HTS asks that CVs are not sent by recruitment agencies outside its preferred supplier list and that speculative CVs may be followed up directly with the candidate. Nothing on the careers page addresses sponsorship, visas or right to work.