People

At the core of our success are the remarkable individuals who make up our diverse and talented team of multi-disciplined engineers, designers, technicians, project managers, and business support team.

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We can make
a difference together

We are excited about the future. Join and design it with us. It will be your responsibility, even as the newest member of our team, to help us make a positive impact on the world.

We foster a collaborative and inclusive work environment that values innovation, creativity, and personal growth. Discover your potential and become a part of our vision for a sustainable energy future.

Over 40 years of great achievements

Fingleton White offers a range of opportunities for professionals at all stages of their careers. Whether you’re an experienced engineer looking for a new challenge or a recent graduate eager to learn and grow, we invite you to explore the possibilities with us.

Vision

“Go To” Engineering Company

We want to be the preferred engineering company for both clients and employees.

Values

We do the right thing and take responsibility for our actions

By prioritising our people, safety, clients, and entrepreneurial spirit, we build trust, ensure excellence, and drive innovation.

Shaping the future of the Energy Sector

Fingleton White provides engineering services to the energy industry throughout Ireland and the UK operating across multiple sectors including Gas, CHP, Biofuels, Water and Telecoms.

Since its establishment in 1981, Fingleton White has grown to be the leading provider of engineers and project managers to the energy sector.

We are a major stakeholder in the development of power generation, oil and natural gas infrastructure – the capital value of our completed projects exceeds half a billion euro.

We carry out extensive R&D and feasibility studies into the use of innovative technologies in the energy sector, covering areas such as aviation fuel pipeline, district heating, domestic CHP and the use of compressed natural gas as a virtual pipeline and as a future fuel for vehicles.

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