CurrentOpportunities

What you’ll do:

• Manage Partner diaries and coordinate internal and external meetings
• Maintain meeting rooms and organise visitor arrangements
• Prepare, format, and manage documents for the team
• Greet visitors and handle switchboard duties professionally
• Support office events and the marketing team with general administrative tasks
• Help keep our London office organised, welcoming, and running smoothly for the whole team

About you:

• Organised, proactive, and professional with strong interpersonal skill
• Confident handling switchboard and welcoming visitor
• Excellent communication and administrative skill
• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Copilot) and Adobe Acrobat
• Flexible, reliable, and able to prioritise multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment

What we offer:

Work in a visible, impactful role at the heart of our London office, within a friendly, collaborative team that values your contribution. Develop your skills in a supportive, people-focused environment where learning, wellbeing, and professional growth are encouraged.

We’re an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds.

What you’ll do:

• Prepare budget estimates, cost plans, bills of quantities, and tender documentation

• Evaluate tenders and provide clear, actionable reports

• Conduct interim valuations and prepare cost reports and final accounts, including assessment of contractor claims

• Ensure effective variation control throughout projects

• Report directly to clients, including delivering presentations

• Manage your own projects independently, without technical supervision

• Lead and manage teams of technical staff within the practice

• Develop existing client relationships and identify opportunities to attract new clients

• Work closely with Partners and senior management to support the development of the Cost Management division

• Take responsibility for projects on a day-to-day basis, replacing direct Partner involvement where required

• Undertake tasks typically carried out by Partners, exercising independent management and professional judgement

About you:

• MRICS (or equivalent) and degree qualified
• Proven Cost Management experience with a track record of leading and developing teams
• Strong technical knowledge of construction and cost processes
• Excellent IT, numeracy, and literacy skills
• Confident communicating complex technical information to clients, designers, contractors, and other professionals
• Skilled in contractor negotiations and challenging designs to propose sustainable solutions
• Capable of managing multiple projects to deadlines with autonomy and professionalism
• Motivates, mentors, and develops colleagues, supporting APC candidates and the Graduate Development Scheme.

What we offer:

Work on a wide variety of projects in a consultancy that values people, learning, and wellbeing. Enjoy flexibility through hybrid working and the chance to make a real impact within a team that respects your expertise and judgement.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

What you’ll do:

• Prepare budget estimates and detailed cost plans

• Produce bills of quantities and tender documentation

• Evaluate tenders and provide clear, actionable reports

• Conduct interim valuations and prepare comprehensive cost reports

• Manage final accounts, including assessment of contractor claims

• Ensure effective variation control throughout projects

• Present reports and updates directly to clients, including formal presentations

• Oversee project financial performance and coordinate your team

• Build and maintain strong client relationships

• Support business development and wider partnership initiatives

About you:

• MRICS (preferred) or substantial experience in quantity surveying

• Clear, confident communication and report-writing skills

• A collaborative approach with ability to mentor and support colleagues

• Proven ability to manage multiple projects accurately and professionally

What we offer:

Work on a wide variety of projects in a supportive, people-focused culture. Enjoy flexibility through hybrid working, with a genuine focus on learning, wellbeing, and collaboration, and a team that values your expertise and judgement.

We’re an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds.

What you’ll do:

• Prepare clear, high-quality MS & DD reports

• Lead meetings and present directly to clients

• Oversee team coordination and project performance

• Build and maintain effective client relationships

• Support business development and wider partnership initiatives

About you:

• MRICS (preferred) or significant experience delivering MS & DD commissions

• Strong understanding of design, procurement, and construction processes

• Clear, confident communication and report-writing skills

• Collaborative and supportive approach with colleagues

• Able to manage multiple deadlines with accuracy and professionalism

What we offer:

Work on a wide variety of projects in a consultancy that values people, learning, and wellbeing. Enjoy flexibility through hybrid working and the chance to make a real impact within a team that respects your expertise and judgement.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

What you’ll do:

• Prepare technical reports, presentations, and project updates

• Chair meetings and communicate directly with clients

• Manage project teams and support colleagues’ professional development

• Maintain strong client relationships and identify opportunities for growth

• Monitor budgets, schedules, and risks to ensure successful delivery

• Support Responsible Business initiatives, such as careers fairs and work experience programmes

• Represent Stace at networking events and promote our services

About you:

• Degree qualified (ideally RICS-accredited) or equivalent professional experience

• MRICS (or equivalent) desirable

• Proficient in project management software (e.g., Microsoft Project, Asta PowerProject)

• Strong understanding of design, procurement, and construction processes

• Clear, confident communication and report-writing skills

• Collaborative and supportive approach with colleagues

• Able to manage multiple projects with accuracy and professionalism

What we offer:

Work on a wide variety of projects in a consultancy that values people, learning, and wellbeing. Enjoy flexibility through hybrid working and the chance to make a real impact within a team that respects your expertise and judgement.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

What you’ll do:

Dilapidations:

• Prepare Schedules of Dilapidations, including cost assessments

• Prepare Schedules of Tenant Lease Liabilities

• Advise on lease obligations, lease breaks, and strategic negotiating options

• Provide guidance on whether to undertake works or negotiate financial settlements

• Negotiate settlement claims with landlords and tenants

• Procure and, where required, manage works

• Advise on Section 18 Valuations in accordance with the Landlord and Tenant Act 1927

Other surveying work:

• Conduct commercial building surveys, vendor surveys, and due diligence reports

• Analyse defects in existing buildings and prepare associated reports

• Undertake PPM surveys and CAPEX schedule preparation

• Mentor and develop junior colleagues, including supporting APC candidates and career progression initiatives

• Develop client relationships and support business growth initiatives

About you:

• MRICS (or equivalent) and degree qualified

• Proven experience in building surveying, with a specialism in Dilapidations

• Excellent IT literacy, particularly in Microsoft Office applications

• Strong client-facing skills, capable of communicating complex technical information clearly

• Skilled in motivating, mentoring, and developing others

• High attention to detail with excellent numeracy and literacy standards

• Capable of managing multiple projects to strict deadlines with professionalism and autonomy

• Able to provide considered, practical advice and challenge designs or proposals when appropriate

• Committed to Continuing Professional Development and supporting colleagues’ development

What we offer:

Work on a wide variety of projects in a consultancy that values people, learning, and wellbeing. Enjoy flexibility through hybrid working and the chance to make a real impact within a team that respects your expertise and judgement.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

What You’ll Do
As a Graduate Building Surveyor at Stace, you’ll:

• Preparing reports on existing buildings, and producing schedules of works and specifications.
• Preparing and amending computer-aided design (CAD) drawings.
• Writing reports and minutes of meetings and communicating with other professionals in the construction and property industry.
• Handling Party Wall matters.
• Inspecting and monitoring construction work and producing progress reports.
• Contract administration and assisting in the employer’s agent role.
• Assisting in the preparation of schedules of conditions, dilapidations, and landlord and tenant instructions.
• Participate in CSR activities, careers fairs, and work experience initiatives.
• Provide support to partners and leadership across the business.

Who You Are

• Curious, motivated, and eager to explore all aspects of construction and property consultancy.
• Committed to learning, taking ownership, and delivering high-quality work.
• Ideally, you have a relevant degree, but we welcome applicants from any discipline who are open to completing a RICS-accredited conversion degree alongside working, if needed.
• Passionate about sustainability, ethical practice, and supporting the wellbeing of colleagues and communities.

Ready to Build Your Future?
Join Stace and contribute to projects that make a real impact, alongside supportive and inspiring colleagues. Apply today to join our next graduate cohort and help shape the UK’s built environment while developing your skills and career.

What You’ll Do
As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor at Stace, you’ll:

• Prepare budget estimates and cost plans.
• Assist in producing tendering documents.
• Support interim valuations.
• Prepare cost reports and final accounts.
• Participate in CSR activities, careers fairs, and work experience initiatives.
• Provide support to partners and leadership across the business.

Who You Are

• Curious, motivated, and eager to explore all aspects of construction and property consultancy.
• Committed to learning, taking ownership, and delivering high-quality work.
• Ideally, you have a relevant degree, but we welcome applicants from any discipline who are open to completing a RICS-accredited conversion degree alongside working, if needed.
• Passionate about sustainability, ethical practice, and supporting the wellbeing of colleagues and communities.

Ready to Build Your Future?
Join Stace and contribute to projects that make a real impact, alongside supportive and inspiring colleagues. Apply today to join our next graduate cohort and help shape the UK’s built environment while developing your skills and career.

What You’ll Do
As a Graduate Project Manager at Stace, you’ll:

• Contribute to writing technical reports, taking meeting notes, and assisting in project documentation.
• Develop skills in reading programmes, financial schedules, and managing project finances.
• Assist in the delivery and successful conclusion of a wide range of projects.
• Work alongside developers, contractors, consultants, and clients to build lasting professional relationships.
• Support in managing project risks, quality inspections, and the bid process (PQQs).
• Participate in CSR activities, careers fairs, and work experience initiatives.
• Provide support to partners and leadership across the business.

Who You Are

• Curious, motivated, and eager to explore all aspects of construction and property consultancy.
• Committed to learning, taking ownership, and delivering high-quality work.
• Ideally, you have a relevant degree, but we welcome applicants from any discipline who are open to completing a RICS-accredited conversion degree alongside working, if needed.
• Passionate about sustainability, ethical practice, and supporting the wellbeing of colleagues and communities.

Ready to Build Your Future?
Join us and contribute to projects that make a real impact, alongside supportive and inspiring colleagues. Apply today to join our next graduate cohort and help shape the UK’s built environment while developing your skills and career.