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Design and develop highway drainage systems for transportation and alternative delivery projects across the southern United States. Responsibilities include storm drain design, cross-culvert analysis, hydrology, ditch design, bridge deck drainage, temporary drainage, and stormwater quantity control. Roles are available for junior, mid-level, and senior engineers, task leads, and CAD designers, with opportunities to support large-scale Design/Build and mega-projects using Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads.

Design and analyze highway drainage systems for large transportation and alternative-delivery projects. Responsibilities may include storm drain design, cross-culvert analysis, hydrology, ditch design, bridge deck drainage, temporary drainage, and stormwater quantity control. Roles range from CAD Designer through Senior Engineer and Task Lead, using Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads. Candidates may support major projects across the southern US in hybrid AECOM offices.

Design and analyze highway drainage systems for 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. Candidates may work as drainage engineers, task leads, or CAD designers on large infrastructure projects. The role requires collaboration on major projects and may involve Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads. Positions are hybrid and based at local AECOM offices.

Leads AECOM’s strategic relationship with NASA, serving as the primary client contact and coordinating high-quality service delivery. Develops account strategies, grows the project pipeline, identifies opportunities, manages risks and delivery issues, and supports renewals and new business capture. Builds stakeholder relationships, aligns multifunctional teams, oversees commercial considerations, and develops talent while advancing client satisfaction, collaboration, innovation, and business objectives.

Leads AECOM’s relationship with NASA accounts, managing client satisfaction, service delivery, risk, commercial matters, and business growth. Develops stakeholder relationships, coordinates multifunctional teams, monitors project performance, identifies opportunities, supports major captures and contract renewals, and aligns AECOM capabilities with NASA priorities. The role also develops talent, influences internal leadership, and promotes ethical, safe, innovative, and client-focused practices.

Designs and analyzes AC and DC traction power systems for railways and transit networks. Responsibilities include developing electrical schematics and equipment layouts, performing voltage drop and power flow calculations, preparing technical documentation, conducting field inspections, supporting equipment testing and commissioning, producing as-built drawings, and ensuring compliance with NESC and IEEE standards. The engineer collaborates with senior engineers, multidisciplinary teams, clients, and project stakeholders.

Conducts project and program risk assessments, quantifies financial and operational risks using modeling and scenario analysis, monitors changing risk factors, develops mitigation strategies with cross-functional teams, and prepares risk reports and recommendations for senior management. Maintains comprehensive risk documentation and supports the successful delivery of large-scale rail and transit programs.

Coordinates rail systems delivery for a high-speed rail program across design, construction, integration, testing, and commissioning. Manages system interfaces, schedules, technical and contractual issue resolution, stakeholder coordination, project reporting, and adherence to systems engineering, regulatory, and project management standards.

Coordinates rail systems delivery for a high-speed rail program across design, construction, integration, testing, and commissioning. Manages system interfaces, schedules, milestones, technical and contractual issue resolution, regulatory alignment, and stakeholder collaboration among design-build teams, consultants, and Authority staff. Supports the Deputy Program Construction Director with reporting, special projects, policies, procedures, and oversight strategies.

Leads water and wastewater engineering design projects from concept through completion, supervising engineers, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing scope, budget, and schedules, and performing quality reviews. Responsibilities include designing pipelines, treatment facilities, storage systems, pumping stations, drainage, grading, and hydraulic systems. The role also manages client relationships, proposals, business development, technical documentation, and team development.