12 jobs in North and Scotland

• Director - Commercial & Quantum
  Leeds - Negotiable (DOE)

  A prestigious opportunity for an experienced Director – Quantum based in Leeds to lead, grow and deliver high-level construction disputes and quantum services across the North of England and beyond.

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• Associate Director - Commercial
  Leeds - Negotiable DOE

  An exciting opportunity for an ambitious Associate Director – Quantum based in Leeds to develop, lead and deliver construction disputes and quantum services across the North of England.

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• Senior Estimator
  Glasgow - Up to £70k

  Senior Estimator opportunity with a leading consultancy delivering complex UK infrastructure projects, from a Glasgow office.

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• Estimator
  Glasgow - Up to £60k

  Estimator opportunity with a leading consultancy delivering complex UK infrastructure projects, from a Glasgow office.

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• Senior Estimator
  Manchester - Up to £70K

  Senior Estimator opportunity with a leading consultancy delivering complex UK infrastructure projects, from a Manchester office.

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• Estimator
  Manchester - Up to £60k

  Estimator opportunity with a leading consultancy delivering complex UK infrastructure projects, from a Manchester office.

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• Procurement Manager
  Leeds, West Yorkshire - up to £75k plus Car allowance

  A new Procurement Manager role with a leading multidisciplinary management consultancy in Leeds.

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• Procurement Manager
  Manchester - up to £75,000 plus Car allowance

  Procurement Manager to join a leading multidisciplinary management consultancy in Manchester.

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• Senior Procurement Consultant
  Glasgow - up to 75k plus package

  Senior Procurement Consultant job vacancy with a global, multidisciplinary management consultancy in Glasgow.

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• Senior Procurement Consultant
  Edinburgh - up to 75k plus package

  Senior Procurement Consultant job vacancy with a global, multidisciplinary management consultancy in Edinburgh.

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