Jobs at AECOM

Lead workplace operations and project coordination across multiple offices for a major rail and transit program. Manage workplace planning, onboarding readiness, governance, SOPs, trackers, stakeholder and vendor interfaces, and digital workplace enablement to improve operational consistency and employee experience.

The Signals Design Engineer will manage teams, design railway signals, prepare technical specifications, and ensure compliance with standards for rail systems across North America.

The Mechanical Engineer will lead design and construction administration for building projects, focusing on HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems, ensuring compliance with relevant codes and performing calculations and inspections.

The Electrical Engineer will design and analyze electrical systems, conduct assessments, prepare documentation, and ensure compliance with regulations in water, transportation, and sustainability projects.

The Senior Risk Analyst will manage risk registers, facilitate workshops, oversee Quantitative Risk Analysis, and collaborate with stakeholders for capital construction projects.

The role involves applying organizational psychology to enhance project success by shaping change strategies, assessing organizational capabilities, and fostering collaboration within teams.

Lead and manage a community engagement and communications team delivering proposals, interdisciplinary project deliverables, and business strategy. Oversee recruiting, staff performance, billable hours, utilization forecasting, training, and mentoring. Promote high-quality work, health & safety, inclusion, and collaboration across AECOM offices. Maintain visible hybrid leadership with regular in-office presence to support development and cross-team relationships.

Lead enterprise capture efforts for Buildings + Places: develop win strategies, drive consultative sales, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, ensure proposal quality and compliance, build pipeline, mentor capture staff, and deliver sales metrics for major global pursuits.

Manage and coordinate highway and roadway design projects to meet MTO standards. Support preparation of engineering plans, estimates, scheduling, cost control, client liaison, risk management, QA, and technical input for preliminary and detailed design. Assist with reports, proposals, budgeting, and business development while developing project management leadership skills.

As an electrical engineer, you will design electrical systems for various projects, prepare reports and drawings, provide client support, and ensure compliance with standards.

Lead systems integration and interface management for rail projects: develop integration and interface plans, manage requirements (RMP, V&V, RTM), coordinate cross-functional teams, oversee ICDs/RACI, conduct readiness reviews, resolve interface issues, manage subcontractors, prepare bids and budgets, supervise engineering staff, and ensure system interoperability and performance.

Lead and monitor contractor procurement of construction, materials, equipment and services for heavy civil, rail and transit projects. Develop and review procurement strategies and processes, evaluate bids, negotiate subcontract terms, manage supplier relationships and market engagement, review contracts and change orders, and resolve procurement-related issues to protect owner interests and ensure value, schedule, and quality.

Lead project planning and scheduling for large transit programs: review and integrate contractor/consultant schedules, analyze impacts and critical path, support QSRA and EVM concepts, maintain master program schedules, produce reporting, mentor staff, and ensure schedule quality and change control per project procedures.

Lead the management and delivery of design projects related to ports and maritime infrastructure, ensuring stakeholder satisfaction and alignment with industry standards.

Lead the ORAT workstream for complex programs, engaging stakeholders, managing trials plans, resolving issues, and supporting staff development.

Lead and manage highway and roadway design projects to meet MTO standards. Oversee multidisciplinary teams, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, risk management, quality assurance, client liaison, and business development across all project phases from feasibility to contract closeout.

Lead strategic planning, forecasting, capacity analysis, and simulation for airside infrastructure and baggage handling systems. Manage projects, consultants, and cross-functional stakeholders to align operations, safety, and capital projects. Provide data-driven recommendations, develop planning standards, present to leadership, and lead a technical team to optimize airport system performance and long-term growth.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of conveyance and municipal water/wastewater projects. Manage schedules, budgets, risk, procurement, regulatory compliance, design and construction oversight, stakeholder coordination, reporting, and integrate sustainability and resilience practices.

Lead fluvial geomorphology and stream restoration projects across Canada, performing field investigations, sediment transport and scour analyses, channel stability and hydraulic assessments, developing Natural Channel Design solutions, writing technical reports, and collaborating with engineers, ecologists, clients, and stakeholders.

Lead BIM strategy and implementation for large multi-disciplinary P3 transportation projects. Ensure ISO 19650 compliance, manage data and API integrations, support digital twins/AI workflows, train staff, and coordinate across designers, contractors, and owners to deliver coordinated BIM information from design through construction and handover.