Jobs at AECOM

Manage on-site quality assurance for civil construction projects, ensuring compliance with specifications and industry standards. Oversee inspections, coordinate with teams, and maintain quality documentation.

Lead and deliver BRT design tasks including calculations, drawings, multimodal street design, PS&E components, cost estimates, QC, specifications, budgeting, mentoring junior staff, and client coordination.

The Project Controls Lead supervises a team to manage schedules, costs, and changes, ensuring project control activities adhere to specifications, and assists in project management communication and reporting.

The Corporate Counsel will provide legal support for AECOM's Advisory Services, including drafting agreements, risk management, and collaborating with project teams across sectors.

The Project Architect will provide architectural design and guidance, develop contract documents, and coordinate with project teams and disciplines on complex projects from conceptual design to construction completion.

The Electrical Engineering Manager leads a team, ensuring technical excellence, and oversees electrical design for diverse building projects, managing resources and delivery while fostering professional development.

The Capture Management Director leads strategic growth and major pursuits, focusing on collaborative sales processes and operational excellence, particularly in the buildings sector.

Support mining project planning and design: perform calculations, equipment sizing, develop design documents, review vendor drawings, assist bid analyses, guide junior engineers, and work within budgets and schedules.

As a Manager at AECOM Advisory, you will lead client engagements, manage teams, develop analytical frameworks, and foster client relationships to solve complex infrastructure and strategy challenges.

In this role, you'll manage tasks within workstreams, apply solution frameworks, conduct stakeholder interviews, and use data tools to analyze and visualize client data.

The Assistant Project Manager will support project activities related to the California High-Speed Rail program, focusing on alignment of project scope, schedule, and budget, while facilitating stakeholder engagement and documentation compliance.

The Mechanical Engineer will design and review HVAC and plumbing systems, provide technical documentation, and mentor junior staff within building projects.

Support traffic and ITS projects by delivering analysis, reports, and documentation. Collaborate with teams and clients, managing tasks independently.

The Senior Project Architect will manage projects from design through construction, leading teams, interfacing with clients, and ensuring quality outcomes.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will lead electrical designs for mining projects, providing technical input, cost estimates, and ensuring timely project completion while mentoring junior engineers.

The Electrical Engineer III will perform engineering tasks, provide guidance to junior engineers, develop design documents, and ensure project requirements are met on time and within budget.

Lead BIM strategy, implementation, and governance for complex projects, develop execution plans, coordinate model deliveries, and ensure compliance with standards and risk management.

The Geophysical Data Processor analyzes geophysical mapping data for munitions response projects, mentors staff, and designs investigation plans, utilizing advanced instruments and software to ensure quality and accuracy in data acquisition and analysis.

The Mineral Economist will perform economic evaluations and financial analyses for mining projects, build financial models, conduct sensitivity analyses, and support project teams with advisory and technical studies.

The Senior Manager will lead financial and strategic evaluations of mining projects, develop financial models, conduct market assessments, and support client engagements in decision-making and planning.