Manage traffic congestion and incidents in a Traffic Operations Center, using technology for monitoring and reporting. Coordinate with agencies and provide data support.

The Project Manager will liaise between government officials and manage local government projects while maintaining effective relationships and reporting progress to stakeholders.

The IT Support Analyst manages issue resolution and access for a Common Data Environment, develops dashboards, workflows, and integrations, and supports users across project applications.

The Junior Ecologist will manage ecological projects, conduct field surveys, analyze data, and collaborate with teams while ensuring compliance with wildlife legislation and policies.

The Executive Administrative Assistant will manage complex administrative tasks, coordinate schedules and meetings, handle confidential information, and provide executive support to senior management while ensuring smooth office operations.

The Expeditor is responsible for managing non-complex Purchase Orders, ensuring timely delivery, coordinating with stakeholders, and supervising invoice approvals and PO closures.

The Senior Buyer is responsible for procuring goods and services, conducting negotiations, and managing procurement packages for projects. They mentor junior buyers and interface with clients and stakeholders.

The Project Logistics Lead manages logistics operations, coordinates transportation activities, ensures compliance with regulations, and optimizes logistics strategies for project goods delivery.

The Project Logistics Coordinator manages logistics transactions, maintains records, supports administrative tasks, and ensures smooth operations within the logistics team.

The Procurement Data Analyst will collect, analyze, and visualize procurement data to support business decisions and enhance reporting capabilities.

The Traffic Management Specialist manages traffic congestion, responds to incidents, monitors traffic systems, and communicates with emergency services and the public.

The Structural Engineer-in-Training will provide design and engineering support for projects, prepare structural calculations, and collaborate with project teams to ensure quality and compliance with company standards. Responsibilities include preparing drawings, participating in field inspections, and assisting in proposal preparations.

The Administrative Assistant will support project documentation, coordinate meetings, manage correspondence, and maintain office supplies in a professional setting.

Oversee BIM implementation, ensuring quality control, standardization, and effective strategies for projects while coordinating teams and facilitating digital project execution.

The Engineering Manager will oversee multi-disciplinary design teams, ensure project delivery from inception to completion, and foster client relationships.

As an Engineering Manager, lead and manage multi-disciplinary transportation projects, ensuring technical delivery and coordination of engineering design packages while supporting clients in the rail and transit sectors.

Responsible for delivering complex infrastructure projects, leading teams, managing client relationships, overseeing budgets, and ensuring project quality and safety.

The Engineering Director leads multi-disciplinary projects and programmes, ensuring successful delivery while managing stakeholders and client relationships, and developing team capabilities.

The Ecologist will lead infrastructure projects, conduct field surveys, analyze survey data, author ecological reports, and coordinate ecological mitigation work.

As a Senior Structural Engineer, you will analyze and design building structures, mentor junior engineers, and coordinate with other disciplines on multi-discipline projects.