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Leads complex, multidisciplinary port, marine, freight rail, and goods movement infrastructure projects as project manager and technical lead. Oversees planning, design, construction delivery, budgets, schedules, resources, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance. Coordinates stakeholders, mentors engineering staff, represents the firm at industry and client events, and supports business development, proposal development, capture planning, and market research across the Southeast region.

Leads complex port, marine, freight rail, intermodal, and goods-movement infrastructure projects as project manager and technical lead. Oversees planning, design, construction delivery, quality assurance, budgets, schedules, resources, standards, permitting, and regulatory compliance. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders, mentors engineers, represents the firm with clients and industry groups, and supports regional business development, proposal development, pursuit strategy, and opportunity identification.

Leads consulting workstreams for infrastructure, public-sector, utility, and community-focused clients. Responsibilities include structured problem solving, stakeholder interviews, market and investment analysis, DCF and economic modeling, data analysis, visualization, executive presentations, quality control, and business development. The role supervises junior staff, develops client recommendations, and supports strategy, operational improvement, digital transformation, and infrastructure investment engagements.

Leads workstreams within infrastructure and public-sector consulting engagements, applying structured problem-solving, quantitative analysis, business modeling, stakeholder interviews, data visualization, and executive communications. Builds DCF and investment models, synthesizes research and datasets, supervises junior analysts, develops client-ready presentations, and supports business development through solution design, technical writing, proposals, and commercial analysis.

Leads consulting workstreams involving strategic problem solving, stakeholder interviews, market and investment analysis, financial modeling, data visualization, and executive presentations. Supervises junior analysts, synthesizes complex information into recommendations, and supports business development through solution design, technical writing, pitch development, and client context research. The role serves infrastructure, public-sector, utility, transportation, and built-environment clients.

Leads multiple workstream tasks within infrastructure and public-sector consulting engagements. Responsibilities include structuring client problems, conducting research and stakeholder interviews, building financial and economic models, analyzing datasets, developing executive presentations, supervising junior analysts, and synthesizing recommendations. Supports business development through solution design, technical writing, pitch development, commercial analysis, and compliance coordination. Advises senior clients across strategy, operations, infrastructure investment, sustainability, and economic development initiatives.

Manage highway and roadway projects, overseeing execution from budgeting to completion, ensuring compliance and stakeholder communication while mentoring junior staff.

Designs and drafts HVAC systems for federal and commercial building projects, including engineering calculations, drawings, system narratives, specifications, and energy modeling. Performs mechanical design QA/QC, manages teams and projects, supports proposal development, and coordinates with multidisciplinary project teams. The role requires expertise in commercial HVAC systems, AutoCAD, Revit, and energy-modeling software, with potential federal project involvement.

Engineering internship supporting hands-on learning in engineering, design, and infrastructure projects. Interns complete field-related assignments, develop technical and professional skills, learn industry practices, and collaborate with experienced professionals. The role is intended for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related field who have completed at least one year of study.

Executive leader responsible for AECOM’s New York project and program management business. Oversees complex capital programs, construction management, client relationships, business development, financial performance, staffing, portfolio delivery, governance, risk, quality, and stakeholder alignment across public- and private-sector infrastructure clients.