Jobs at AECOM

Lead design and delivery of traffic control engineering projects, producing design packages, MOVA/SCOOT designs and validation, providing implementation support (FAT/SAT), ensuring compliance with UK standards, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and mentoring junior staff.

Lead and manage project-wide interface activities for rail projects, developing logistics, construction integration, and security strategies. Coordinate cross-functional teams, external stakeholders, and contractors to ensure HSSEQ, scope, schedule, and budget compliance across the project lifecycle, including site security, specifications, testing, and handover.

Manage project budgeting, procurement, and cost control for rail projects. Develop cost control processes, prepare budgets and tender documentation, produce cost reports and forecasts, identify and mitigate cost risks, support procurement lifecycle and contract administration, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure financial compliance and optimize project value.

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.

Manage and govern project documentation for rail infrastructure projects: maintain DMS, version control, access permissions, distribution, review workflows, compliance, reporting, process improvements, and mentor junior document controllers to support PMO objectives.

Support the Performance Reporting Lead to develop and maintain programme reporting frameworks, KPIs, data collection/validation, dashboards and performance reports. Coordinate with project teams, monitor milestones, identify risks/variances, and promote consistent reporting practices, data quality, and continuous improvement across rail infrastructure projects.

Manage strategic planning, coordination and delivery of early-stage enabling works (site prep, utilities, demolition, surveys) for rail infrastructure. Oversee scope, budget, schedule, safety, quality and stakeholder interfaces, report progress and risks, administer contracts, perform site inspections, and ensure integration with the wider programme to enable smooth transition to main construction.

As a Graduate Cost Manager, you will assist in providing construction cost management services, working on local projects and engaging in pre and post-contract duties under guidance.

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.

Lead client-side delivery of complex infrastructure projects (airport preferred) from planning through commissioning. Manage schedule, cost, risk, contracts (NEC/ECC), stakeholders, design coordination, change control, compensation events, and reporting. Maintain project execution plans, RACI, risk register, and drive PM process improvements to ensure on-time, on-budget delivery.

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.

Lead planning and front-end development for major aviation infrastructure projects from feasibility through statutory approvals. Direct multidisciplinary teams, manage planning submissions, coordinate EIAs/AA and technical studies, develop governance and programme controls, manage budgets and procurement, engage stakeholders and authorities, and ensure smooth transition from planning into detailed design and delivery.

The Principal Town Planner will lead planning applications, provide technical advice, manage workloads, and support tender proposals in infrastructure projects across Ireland.

The Principal Electrical Engineer focuses on primary plant design for HV substations, providing engineering design input, developing specifications, conducting tender evaluations, and supporting construction activities.

Lead the design and technical delivery of HV substations for data centre clients. Oversee multi-disciplinary teams, ensure project timelines, maintain safety standards, and mentor junior engineers.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will design and manage HV substation projects, provide engineering input for renewable energy projects, and work with clients in Ireland and abroad on infrastructure projects.

The Scheduling Manager leads and manages scheduling for capital programs, ensuring quality data supports planning and decision-making. Responsibilities include developing complex schedules, performance monitoring, and fostering teamwork across stakeholders.

Lead PMO scheduling and planning functions for infrastructure programmes. Develop and enforce scheduling standards, governance, baselines, and integrated Primavera P6/MS Project schedules. Validate and challenge stakeholder inputs, run schedule reviews/workshops, support forecasting, progress measurement, recovery planning, and present executive-level reporting to drive schedule-based decision-making.

We seek Geotechnical Engineers/Geologists at all levels to join AECOM's Ground Engineering team, delivering innovative project solutions across various sectors.

As a Senior Environmental Consultant, you will coordinate and manage environmental assessments for infrastructure projects, ensuring quality and collaborating with clients and teams.