Jobs at AECOM

Lead programme-wide reporting for rail projects: establish reporting governance, develop BI dashboards and templates, manage reporting cycles, improve data quality, mentor reporting team, and deliver timely, decision-ready insights for senior stakeholders.

Manages project controls across rail infrastructure projects, including planning, cost, risk, change, performance measurement, earned value management, reporting, and governance. Establishes baselines and PMO frameworks, oversees project reviews and financial reporting, assesses risks and changes, supports resource mobilization and compliance, and provides assurance for complex programmes. Leads and mentors project controllers while improving tools, processes, reporting standards, and cross-functional collaboration.

Lead mechanical delivery for hyperscale and co-location data centre projects across UK/EMEA. Drive technical excellence, client relationships, work-winning, team leadership, and project financial management.

Manages end-to-end work-winning activities for complex water-sector bids valued at £5 million to £20 million or more. Responsibilities include developing win strategies, coordinating multidisciplinary stakeholders, producing compliant proposals, leading reviews and interviews, analyzing client feedback, embedding bidding best practices, delivering training, maintaining bid knowledge resources, and supporting pipeline and resource planning.

AECOM is seeking project controls professionals at various experience levels across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Responsibilities may include planning and scheduling, cost estimating, project reporting and controls, and risk management across infrastructure, healthcare, and data centre projects. Candidates will work in consultancy or contractor environments, manage multiple projects, analyze project information, and collaborate with stakeholders.

Leads planning and scheduling for complex rail infrastructure projects, including integrated schedules, milestone tracking, risk mitigation, critical path analysis, budgets, cost profiles, valuations, accruals, and governance reporting. The role coordinates multidisciplinary stakeholders, ensures regulatory and quality compliance, supports project delivery objectives, mentors junior planners, and drives continuous improvement in scheduling and project controls.

Leads technical development and delivery for AECOM’s Ground Engineering team. Responsibilities include reviewing geotechnical data and analyses, advising clients throughout project lifecycles, overseeing project schedules and budgets, leading multidisciplinary delivery, developing client relationships and business opportunities, and mentoring junior engineers. Requires chartered status, strong knowledge of UK ground conditions and investigation practices, geotechnical design standards, and experience with stakeholder management and technical leadership.

Leads enterprise-level capture and business development pursuits in the UK and Ireland Water sector, owning pursuit strategy from opportunity identification through submission. Develops client positioning, capture plans, value propositions, bid strategies, budgets, governance, and partner selection. Builds client and stakeholder relationships, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, improves win rates, mentors pursuit staff, and ensures commercial, legal, financial, and governance compliance. Supports strategic growth through innovative, sustainable, digital, and technology-enabled solutions.

Leads the growth, work winning, client relationships, and profitable delivery of major rail and transit programmes across Ireland. Oversees projects exceeding $5M, commercial performance, governance, safety, sustainability, quality, supply-chain collaboration, and strategic workforce planning. Builds market presence, develops delivery capability, and collaborates across global teams, sectors, contractors, infrastructure owners, and operators.

AECOM seeks geotechnical engineers, engineering geologists, and tunnel engineers at all levels for UK and international ground engineering and tunnelling projects. Responsibilities include delivering technical designs from concept through operation, applying relevant standards, supporting project teams, and providing leadership appropriate to experience. Candidates may work across rail, highways, energy, water, defence, nuclear, ports, and other infrastructure sectors. The role offers hybrid work, mentoring, professional development, and chartership support.

Administers commercial contracts for rail infrastructure projects, including drafting, reviewing, maintaining records, tracking milestones, managing contract data, monitoring compliance and risks, supporting negotiations, and assisting with invoicing and payment processes. The role liaises with internal stakeholders, vendors, suppliers, and external partners while producing contract performance and compliance reports.

Supports traffic engineering and transportation infrastructure projects, including road and street design, junctions, cycle facilities, traffic signals, traffic management, modelling, transport assessments, network analysis, and road safety studies. Works with multidisciplinary teams, attends site visits and stakeholder meetings, prepares technical deliverables, and develops skills in engineering software, digital engineering, and BIM through structured training and mentoring.

Supports transport planning projects through data collection and analysis, transport strategy and model development, scheme appraisal, development transport assessments, business case preparation, and report and proposal writing. The role involves collaborating with senior staff, clients, stakeholders, and multidisciplinary teams, attending meetings and workshops, and developing technical and professional skills toward chartership.

Manages budgeting, procurement, cost control, forecasting, tendering, contract cash flow, risk mitigation, and financial reporting for major rail infrastructure projects. The role develops cost-management processes, monitors variances, supports value-for-money outcomes, ensures regulatory compliance, collaborates with project stakeholders, drives continuous improvement, and coaches junior team members.

Lead delivery of major rail project packages across design, planning, procurement, construction, and operational readiness. Manage scope, budgets, schedules, contracts, risks, quality, safety, stakeholder coordination, reporting, and multidisciplinary integration. Support site inspections, compliance checks, systems integration, and continuous improvement while ensuring alignment with programme objectives and operational railway requirements.

Lead and deliver electrical design for data centre projects across all stages; define power architectures; run power system studies with ETAP/SKM; integrate BMS/EPMS/SCADA and metering; embed decarbonization and efficiency measures; ensure standards compliance; coordinate multi-disciplinary teams; mentor staff and drive business development.

AECOM Ireland is hiring project and programme management professionals to lead multidisciplinary infrastructure projects from inception through delivery. Responsibilities include managing scope, schedule, cost, risk and stakeholder relationships across sectors such as rail, transport, healthcare, education and utilities. The role supports career development, mentoring and hybrid working while requiring participation in in-person onboarding and pursuit of professional chartered status.