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Manage risk for major infrastructure projects, including risk identification, assessment, assurance, reporting, governance, and mitigation planning. Conduct quantitative cost and schedule risk analyses using Monte Carlo techniques, develop risk registers and frameworks, support bids and project controls, and communicate risk exposure to senior stakeholders. The role also includes coaching staff, facilitating risk workshops, and collaborating with clients, subcontractors, and multidisciplinary project teams across UK and global programmes.

Provides archaeological heritage consultancy for infrastructure and development projects. Responsibilities include cultural heritage assessments, heritage statements, environmental statement chapters, planning documentation, archaeological evaluation and mitigation design, heritage asset setting assessments, DCO project support, statutory consultation, quality assurance, mentoring, training, and collaboration with clients and multidisciplinary teams.

Leads the technical development of AECOM’s Ground Engineering team, overseeing geotechnical data, analyses, design verification, project delivery, client advisory, business development, and multidisciplinary collaboration. The role manages project schedules and budgets, supports tenders, builds client relationships, and mentors junior engineers. Candidates need civil engineering, engineering geology, or geology qualifications, chartered status, strong UK ground-condition knowledge, and expertise in geotechnical investigation, design codes, interpretation, and technical leadership.

Leads technical development and business growth for AECOM’s Ground Engineering team. Responsibilities include reviewing geotechnical data and designs, advising clients, managing projects, overseeing schedules and budgets, leading multidisciplinary delivery, developing client relationships, winning work, and mentoring engineers. The role requires chartered status, strong knowledge of UK ground conditions and investigation practices, expertise in geotechnical design standards, and a civil engineering, engineering geology, or geology degree.

Leads strategic capture management for major water-sector pursuits exceeding £25 million. Owns pursuit strategy, client positioning, bid governance, budgets, partner selection, proposal development, and win strategies from opportunity identification through submission and lessons learned. Builds client and stakeholder relationships, coordinates multidisciplinary global teams, improves capture and win rates, mentors pursuit teams, ensures commercial and governance compliance, and aligns growth plans with AECOM’s strategic priorities.

Leads strategic capture management for major water-sector pursuits exceeding £25 million. Owns pursuit strategy, client positioning, bid governance, budgets, team composition, partner selection, proposal planning, and win-rate improvement from opportunity identification through submission and lessons learned. Builds client and stakeholder relationships, develops value propositions, coordinates multidisciplinary and global teams, mentors capture and proposal staff, and ensures commercial, financial, legal, and governance compliance. Supports pipeline growth, strategic marketing, training, and adoption of pursuit best practices.

Leads enterprise-level capture management for major UK and Ireland Water sector pursuits, typically exceeding £25 million in revenue. Owns pursuit strategy, client positioning, governance, budgets, team composition, partner selection, bid planning, and submission through lessons learned. Builds client relationships, develops differentiated value propositions, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, improves capture and win rates, and ensures commercial, financial, legal, and governance compliance. Provides coaching, drives adoption of capture best practices, and aligns growth strategies with business objectives.

Leads transport planning consulting projects and practice growth across the Midlands and wider UK&I portfolio. Responsibilities include strategic leadership, client and stakeholder engagement, project oversight, business development, bid preparation, team recruitment and mentoring, technical quality assurance, risk management, transport appraisal, business case development, and monitoring and evaluation. The role collaborates across highways, rail, aviation, ports, environmental, streets, and technology disciplines.

Leads transport planning consulting activities across the Midlands, including strategic initiatives, client and stakeholder engagement, project delivery, business development, bid preparation, and team development. Oversees complex transport planning projects involving appraisal, business cases, monitoring and evaluation, policy, and strategy. Provides technical oversight, manages risks and quality, develops client relationships, and recruits and mentors transport planners and consultants.

Graduate engineer supporting systems engineering, integration, assurance, requirements management, verification and validation, safety, risk assessment, and technical documentation on railway and infrastructure projects. The role involves working across multidisciplinary engineering teams, managing interfaces, developing assurance evidence, and learning railway standards and regulatory requirements through mentoring and project experience.