Jobs at AECOM

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

The Project Manager will oversee highway design projects, ensuring compliance with MTO standards, managing teams, and handling all project phases from budgeting to contract closeout.

Manage highway and roadway design projects, ensuring compliance with MTO standards. Coordinate with teams, oversee project schedules and budgets, and assist in client communications and proposal preparations.

Lead pavement engineering and management projects, mentor junior team members, communicate with stakeholders, and perform technical analysis and project management.

As an Organizational Psychologist, you will support change strategies, assess organizational capabilities, design interventions, and translate behavioral research into actionable insights, focusing on enhancing project delivery and team performance.

The Administrative Assistant provides advanced support to managers and teams by coordinating meetings, preparing documents, managing communications, and assisting with financial tracking.

The Pavement Engineer manages pavement engineering projects, provides technical leadership, conducts evaluations, writes reports, and adheres to project schedules and budgets.

Lead national growth for AECOM's Program Management, driving strategic initiatives, engaging clients, and ensuring alignment with delivery capabilities.

The Business Development Manager will lead business development activities, build relationships with transportation authorities, and oversee project delivery, focusing on sustainable growth in transportation infrastructure.

The Mechanical Engineer will design plumbing, fire protection, and HVAC systems, review calculations, prepare technical documents, and assist in mentoring junior engineers.

The Commercial Manager leads commercial strategies, oversees contracts and financial performance, advises on risks, and collaborates with various teams for successful project delivery.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will design building services, provide technical input, supervise system analysis, and mentor team members while ensuring compliance with industry standards.

The Project Controls Analyst manages cost controls, forecasting, scheduling, and change management while leading teams and coordinating project status reviews with clients.

The Commercial Manager oversees large infrastructure projects, managing financial performance, risks, contracts, and change processes while collaborating with project teams and corporate functions.

The Senior Design Manager will oversee design compliance for underground subway stations, lead project teams, manage RFI responses, and ensure alignment with engineering standards and owner specifications.

The Requirements Manager will oversee requirements engineering activities for rail and transit programs, ensuring clarity, traceability, and compliance throughout project lifecycles while mentoring team members.

The Senior Electrical Engineer leads complex design tasks, provides mentorship, manages project budgets and schedules, and ensures quality delivery across multi-disciplinary teams.

The Senior Electrical Engineer leads the design of electrical systems for high-profile projects, supervising team members and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will lead design tasks, mentor junior engineers, and manage project portions in various sectors, focusing on quality and innovation.

Manage electrical design for infrastructure projects, mentor junior engineers, and lead multidisciplinary teams to ensure project delivery and quality standards.