Arup Careers and Employment

good company with good benefits, low staff turnover, offer all sorts of opportunities to learn and progress no matter what stage you are at in your career.

Quality Inspector in London, Greater London

on 5 May 2022

Fun workplace

good company with good benefits, low staff turnover, offer all sorts of opportunities to learn and progress no matter what stage you are at in your career.

Engineer in Liverpool, Merseyside

on 16 March 2022

If you don’t fit their stereotype, you’re driven out

Vile and toxic culture and management. If you don’t fit their mould, you are driven out. My personal experience saw myself and a couple of colleagues pushed to a point where constructive dismissal took place. No effort was made to encourage career progression (if you a person who doesn’t fit their Arupian stereotype) and in fact, measures were put in place to obstruct it. You are told your work isn’t good enough, yet not given the support to perform your role or improve. You’re gaslighted and made to think you aren’t good enough for the job. Many cliques are in place too. Joining Arup was a very intimidating experience. It reminds me of a club you have to initiate yourself into to reap the full benefits.

CAD Technician in Warrington

on 28 February 2022

Productive and Encouraging

The workplace is very encouraging and motivating. Everyone is helpful whenever a problem arises and always happy to provide more information about software shortcuts or information regarding the industry

Senior Engineer in London, Greater London

on 21 February 2022

Arup is a good company to work for.

Arup is a good company to work for. It can feel a bit like a cult in the way people view the company but everyone is very nice. Very focused on sustainability and innovation. It can be slow paced and sometimes you may feel like progression is not really easy.

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