cloud infrastructure developer jobs in Haddington

You will advise public bodies, private companies, and funders throughout the lifecycle of major projects, from inception to operation.

You will play a key role in managing variations to operational projects and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

You will help prepare planning applications and supporting documents, liaise with local authorities and stakeholders, and assist in ensuring the development complies with planning and environmental requirements. Key Responsibilities: Assisting with planning applications, amendments and supporting documentation

Exciting opportunity for an Associate in Real Estate to join a busy team based in Edinburgh. Our client is a successful UK law firm, headquartered in Scotland and currently has a need for an Associate to join its Infrastructure team which sits within its Real Estate department. The post holder will be involved in the following tasks: Negotiating and completing wayleave agreements, deeds of...

You will work closely with experienced planners, project managers and technical consultants, gaining hands-on exposure to all stages of the planning lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Assist in the preparation, coordination and submission of planning applications Support engagement with local authorities, statutory consultees, and community stakeholders

Our client, an established and highly regarded UK law firm is looking for an Associate to join its Commercial Disputes team on a fixed-term basis (12 months), working from any of its Scottish offices. This interim role will support a key client matter within a nationally recognised disputes practice. The firm is known for its collaborative culture and focus on client-centric solutions. It...

A leading UK law firm is looking to recruit a Planning Solicitor with at least two years’ post-qualification experience to join its expanding team in either Edinburgh or Glasgow. This is a rare opportunity to work on a wide range of planning matters across sectors such as residential, commercial, energy, retail, and infrastructure, while contributing to the firm’s growing presence in...

You will be joining a collaborative and fast-paced environment where your expertise will be valued, and your contribution will make a real impact. This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor with at least five years’ post-qualification experience in contentious construction law to step into a dynamic role with a top-tier firm.

You will deal with the construction aspects of major property developments, you will also handle development agreements, building contracts, significant infrastructure and defence projects and advise on energy projects.

You will also assist in developing client e-services, drafting and updating legal precedents, and capturing valuable insights from fee earners.

You will work closely with top-tier partners and contribute to cutting-edge projects across the UK. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 3 years’ experience in high-quality construction and engineering work, with expertise in energy sector contracts. Strong collaboration and communication skills are essential.

You will represent high-profile clients on a variety of large-scale, nationally significant infrastructure projects including solar, battery, offshore/onshore wind, and hydrogen. Applicants should have a minimum of 2 years’ PQE, with proven experience in the property aspects of energy and infrastructure projects.

You will advise a diverse range of commercial clients, leading on the negotiation and completion of property sales, acquisitions, leases, and development agreements. The role also involves supporting and mentoring junior colleagues, contributing to business development, and strengthening client and agent relationships.

This well-established law firm is recruiting a Legal Director or Partner to join its Energy team in Edinburgh. This senior position reflects the firm’s commitment to the fast-evolving energy and utilities sector, advising on major infrastructure and renewable energy projects across Scotland and beyond. The role will focus on supporting clients across the full life cycle of energy developments....

You will work with high-profile clients, including global brands and FTSE 100 and 250 companies, handling a wide range of complex matters across various areas.

You will be responsible for leading and advising on commercial, IP, and IT-related matters while also contributing to the firm’s growth and expanding its presence in the sector.

This leading multinational law firm is currently recruiting a Construction Associate or Senior Associate to join its established Non-Contentious Projects team. The role offers an exciting opportunity to work across a broad mix of UK and international projects, advising clients in sectors including real estate development, energy, infrastructure, and transport. The position involves providing...

This highly regarded law firm is currently recruiting a Senior Associate to join its leading global Real Estate Team in Glasgow or Edinburgh. The team is renowned for delivering innovative legal solutions across industries. As a Senior Associate, you will manage diverse domestic and international transactions for high-profile clients in infrastructure, retail, and government sectors. Key...

You will be working alongside respected specialists in a collaborative and forward-thinking environment, with access to top-tier work and a clear path for career progression. Applicants should have solid experience in regulatory and commercial matters within the energy sector or other highly regulated industries.

You will advise on a wide range of complex matters, drawing on extensive experience across various dispute resolution methods, including adjudication, arbitration, litigation in the Technology and Construction Court, mediation, and industry-specific procedures.

You will advise on all aspects of construction contracts, contribute to high-profile projects—particularly in the energy and infrastructure space—and work closely with a market-leading real estate team.

You will be supported by a collaborative and forward-thinking team culture, with flexible working options available.

You will be working on a variety of complex and high-value contentious matters across all sectors of the construction industry – including infrastructure, energy, civil engineering, and utilities. This role offers the chance to take real responsibility early on, with ongoing support for your professional development and career progression.