FAQs
What is the role of a Junior Solicitor at Sweco?
The Junior Solicitor will be responsible for supporting the Head of Legal Operations, reviewing contracts for professional consultancy services, negotiating with clients and the supply chain, and dealing with legal, governance, and compliance matters.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must have a degree in a relevant subject or equivalent qualification and must be admitted to the Roll of Solicitors with a current Practising Certificate or be Legal Executive/CILEX qualified.
Is there a specific sector experience that is preferred for this role?
While engineering consultancy and construction sector experience would be useful, it is not essential to apply for this position.
What are the working hours like for this position?
The role can be worked flexibly, with a minimum of 3 days per week in the office, and offers adjusted start and finish times.
Is there an emphasis on professional development within Sweco?
Yes, the company encourages personal development and supports the learning and development of colleagues.
How does Sweco promote equality and diversity?
Sweco is committed to fostering a friendly and inclusive culture, promoting equality, inclusivity, and diversity for all colleagues.
Are there options for flexible working arrangements?
Yes, Sweco offers flexible start and finish times, part-time, and hybrid working options to accommodate colleagues' needs.
What kind of support is provided for applicants with disabilities?
Applicants with disabilities who require reasonable accommodations can contact the HR resourcing team for assistance with the application process.
What is the company's commitment to the Armed Forces?
Sweco has signed the Armed Forces Covenant to ensure fair treatment of those who serve or have served, along with their families.
Can speculative CVs be submitted for this role?
No, Sweco has a policy of not accepting speculative CVs, and any received will become the property of the company without eligibility for introductory fees.