Jobs at AECOM

Designs low- and medium-voltage electrical distribution and building systems for industrial water and wastewater projects. Prepares electrical drawings, calculations, specifications, cost estimates, and technical proposals; coordinates equipment selections and vendors; supports construction through shop drawing reviews, information responses, and punch lists; and performs quality assurance and independent quality control reviews. The role collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and requires up to 25% travel to project sites.

Leads electrical power-system design for large-scale manufacturing facilities, including medium- and low-voltage distribution, utility interconnections, substations, power studies, reliability systems, hazardous-area designs, grounding, lighting, and process equipment power. Provides client-facing technical leadership through construction and commissioning, coordinates multidisciplinary teams and vendors, supports testing and energization, prepares specifications, and mentors engineers.

Leads the design of specialty gas and chemical distribution systems for advanced manufacturing facilities. Responsibilities include designing hazardous and ultra-high-purity systems, developing P&IDs and hydraulic calculations, specifying materials, coordinating safety systems, supporting construction and commissioning, serving as a client-facing technical authority, and mentoring engineers. Travel to client sites may be required.

Leads AECOM’s Southeast transit market strategy across four states, driving business development, client relationships, pursuit and capture efforts, practice growth, team development, and delivery oversight for major transit programs. Oversees multidisciplinary teams and projects involving BRT, light rail, commuter rail, multimodal mobility, transit-oriented development, stations, facilities, and federally funded infrastructure. Builds agency partnerships, expands revenue and backlog, recruits transit professionals, and serves as executive sponsor or program leader for complex transportation initiatives.

Design and engineer highway transportation systems, including traffic signals, signing, pavement markings, interstate facilities, and complex interchanges. Work on large design-build and alternative delivery projects using Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads. Roles range from junior engineers and CAD designers to senior engineers and task leads, supporting public and private transportation clients.

Design and analyze highway drainage systems for transportation and alternative delivery projects. Responsibilities include storm drain design, cross-culvert analysis, hydrology, ditch design, bridge deck drainage, temporary drainage, and stormwater quantity control. Roles are available for junior, mid-level, and senior engineers, task leads, and CAD designers using Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads.

Design and model roadway and interstate projects across the Southeast using MicroStation/OpenRoads. Perform roadway calculations (superelevation, SSD, DSD, accel/decel lanes), apply 2018 AASHTO Green Book, and support alternative delivery and design/build mega-projects at junior through senior levels.

Leads and manages complex, multidisciplinary transit engineering projects across the Southeast. Responsibilities include technical leadership, planning and design oversight, project delivery, quality assurance, budgeting, scheduling, scope development, team mentoring, stakeholder coordination, client engagement, business development, proposal support, and industry representation. Projects include light rail, BRT, commuter rail, streetcars, and multimodal corridors.