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Graduate engineers will support feasibility studies, optioneering, preliminary and detailed design for tunnels, shafts, caverns, and underground structures across transport, utilities, water, power, mining, and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include applying civil, structural, and geotechnical knowledge, using finite element software, resolving engineering problems, considering safe construction methods, communicating with clients and teams, and eventually leading small project elements. The role includes structured professional development toward ICE or IStructE chartership.

Supports transport planning projects through data collection and analysis, transport strategy development, modelling, scheme appraisal, development assessments, business cases, and report preparation. The role involves collaborating with senior staff, clients, stakeholders, and multidisciplinary teams, while attending meetings and workshops. AECOM provides training and professional development toward chartership with the TPS, CIHT, or ICE.

Supports transport planning projects through data collection and analysis, transport strategy development, transport modelling, scheme appraisal, development assessments, business cases, and preparation of reports and presentations. The role also involves attending client and stakeholder meetings, contributing technical input, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. AECOM provides training and support for graduates beginning careers in transport planning.

Lead and deliver pedestrian modelling and strategic transport planning projects for public and private-sector clients. Develop, calibrate, and validate models; analyze data; prepare technical reports and presentations; provide client advice; support project scopes, fee estimates, budgets, and KPIs; and mentor junior staff. Contribute to project management, business development, proposal preparation, and multidisciplinary transport planning work.

Lead and deliver pedestrian modelling and strategic transport planning projects for public and private-sector clients. Develop, calibrate, validate, and document models; analyze data; prepare technical reports and presentations; advise clients; support project scopes, fee estimates, budgets, and KPIs; and mentor junior staff. The role also involves technical leadership, project supervision, client liaison, business development, and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams.

Leads strategic capture management for major transportation pursuits valued at $20–$100 million. Develops capture, client positioning, business development, proposal, and pursuit strategies; analyzes competition; builds client and partner relationships; coordinates multidisciplinary teams; ensures commercial, financial, legal, and governance compliance; and drives sales metrics and win rates. The role also mentors capture and work-winning professionals, facilitates strategy workshops, and supports pursuit-based marketing campaigns.

Lead AECOM’s data centre commissioning and advisory team across the UK and EMEA. Oversee multidisciplinary construction-stage services, design changes, principal/responsible designer duties, client and contractor coordination, project delivery, risk, KPIs, commercial performance, and programme management. Drive business development and work winning with hyperscale and colocation clients, provide mechanical or electrical technical leadership, develop teams, and contribute to sector strategy and thought leadership.

Leads transport planning and development management work for Strategic Road Network projects. Responsibilities include reviewing planning applications, advising clients and stakeholders, overseeing transport assessments and modelling, negotiating mitigation and planning conditions, supporting appeals and inquiries, managing contract delivery, and providing technical assurance. The role also leads client relationships, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, and recruits, mentors, and develops transport planning staff.

Provides development management and transport planning advice for proposals affecting the Strategic Road Network. Reviews planning applications, transport assessments, calculations, modelling, assumptions, and mitigation measures; prepares technical notes; supports consultations; manages workloads, budgets, deadlines, and quality; mentors junior staff; and develops client and stakeholder relationships.

Lead transport planning and development management advice for proposals affecting the Strategic Road Network. Review transport assessments, modelling, safety documentation, mitigation, and planning conditions; manage complex consultations, client relationships, project delivery, budgets, and technical assurance. Support planning appeals and examinations while leading, mentoring, and developing transport planning teams.