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Manage enterprise and project documentation for transportation infrastructure projects, including electronic records, document distribution, classification, retention, reporting, and organization within content management systems. The role may lead departmental processes, train lower-level employees, and support project information management. AECOM requires a bachelor’s degree plus four years of experience or equivalent, a valid driver’s license, and an MVR check. Construction documentation and IDOT certification are preferred.

Designs highway drainage systems for large transportation and alternative-delivery projects. Responsibilities include storm drain design, cross-culvert analysis, hydrology, ditch design, bridge deck drainage, temporary drainage, and stormwater quantity control. Roles span junior through senior engineers, task leads, and CAD designers. Candidates may use Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads, with transportation or State DOT experience preferred. Positions are hybrid and based at local AECOM offices.

Leads electrical engineering teams and serves as discipline leader for Illinois projects. Designs electrical power and lighting systems, makes technical recommendations, coordinates multidisciplinary work, plans schedules and costs, reviews documentation, performs quality control, supports proposals and client relations, and develops new business. Requires a PE license, six years of related design experience, U.S. citizenship, and a valid driver’s license.

Leads electrical engineering and design for hyperscale data centers, including power distribution, backup and emergency systems, schematics, installation drawings, compliance, capacity planning, maintenance, safety procedures, budgeting, and client relationships. Acts as Engineer of Record, mentors engineers, approves work, supports project delivery, and contributes to business development. Requires a Professional Engineer license and extensive data center or critical-facility experience.

Leads $100M+ advanced manufacturing facility projects across semiconductor, defense, aerospace, energy, battery, robotics, and microprocessor sectors. Owns scope, schedule, budget, quality, risk, financials, contracts, client relationships, design coordination, commissioning, startup, and production ramp. Translates production intent into layouts, material flows, and capital programs while integrating engineering, architecture, process equipment, utilities, and civil disciplines. Requires extensive manufacturing project leadership, A/E delivery experience, and U.S. citizenship.

Leads electrical power system design for large-scale manufacturing facilities, including medium- and low-voltage distribution, utility interconnections, substations, power quality, reliability, process equipment, hazardous areas, grounding, and lighting. Performs power studies using ETAP or SKM, coordinates with clients and utilities, supports construction and commissioning, develops specifications, and mentors engineers. Projects span semiconductor, battery, energy, nuclear fuel, defense, and aerospace sectors.

Leads electrical power-system design for large-scale manufacturing facilities, including medium- and low-voltage distribution, utility interconnections, substations, power studies, reliability systems, hazardous-area designs, grounding, lighting, and process equipment power. Provides client-facing technical leadership through construction and commissioning, coordinates multidisciplinary teams and vendors, supports testing and energization, prepares specifications, and mentors engineers.

Leads electrical power system design for large-scale industrial and advanced manufacturing facilities. Responsibilities include medium- and low-voltage distribution, utility coordination, power system studies, reliability and power quality systems, process equipment power, hazardous-area classification, grounding, lighting, specifications, construction support, commissioning, client workshops, and mentoring. Requires coordination with utilities, vendors, clients, and multidisciplinary teams across semiconductor, battery, energy, nuclear, defense, and aerospace projects.

Leads electrical power system design for large-scale manufacturing facilities, including medium- and low-voltage distribution, utility interconnections, substations, power studies, reliability systems, process equipment power, hazardous areas, grounding, and lighting. Provides client-facing technical leadership through design, construction, commissioning, and energization; coordinates with utilities, vendors, and multidisciplinary teams; supports testing and mentors engineers.

Leads electrical power system design for large-scale industrial and manufacturing facilities. Responsibilities include medium- and low-voltage distribution, utility coordination, power system studies, power quality and reliability systems, process equipment power, hazardous-area design, grounding, lighting, technical specifications, construction support, commissioning, client workshops, and mentoring engineers.