Reference
JS217
Sector
Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Salary
Competitive
Town/City
Derby
Contract Type
Permanent
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A respected medium-sized multidisciplinary consultancy based in Derby is seeking an experienced Landscape Planner to join its established team. With a strong reputation for delivering high-quality work across landscape, ecology, heritage, and environmental planning, the consultancy works with a diverse client base including developers, local authorities, and private landowners. Known for its collaborative culture and commitment to sustainability, the company plays a key role in shaping thoughtful, environmentally responsible developments across the UK.
This role offers a high degree of flexibility, with just one day per week required in the Derby office, giving team members the freedom to manage their own time while staying connected to a supportive in-house environment. It is well-suited to professionals seeking autonomy and meaningful project work within a company that values trust, quality, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
The ideal candidate will bring at least five years of experience in landscape planning or demonstrate significant experience in the preparation of Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIAs). While chartered status (CMLI) is preferred, it is not essential for candidates with strong technical and written communication skills.
The successful candidate will be responsible for:
Producing and contributing to high-quality LVIA reports
Supporting planning applications with robust landscape input
Collaborating with internal teams across planning, ecology, and heritage
Managing workloads independently and maintaining client relationships
Helping to develop landscape strategies for a broad range of project types
Applicants should have:
A degree in Landscape Architecture, Landscape Planning, or a related discipline
A minimum of 5 years’ UK-based professional experience
Proven LVIA and landscape planning expertise
Excellent report-writing and communication skills
Chartered status (CMLI) is desirable but not essential
A proactive and self-motivated approach to project work
This is an excellent opportunity for a Landscape Planner looking to advance their career within a forward-thinking practice that offers meaningful work, career development, and a genuinely flexible working culture. The role provides the chance to take real ownership of projects while being supported by a multidisciplinary team with a shared commitment to environmental quality and design excellence.
Applications are invited from candidates with suitable experience. CVs and supporting materials, including examples of relevant project or report work, are welcomed.
