Jobs at AECOM

Lead and manage colocation and hyperscale data center design projects from due diligence through construction administration. Coordinate multi-discipline teams, develop program and project management plans, produce proposals, manage change, and maintain client relationships while ensuring schedule, quality, and budget objectives are met.

Design and deliver electrical systems for colocation and hyperscale data centers, including medium/low-voltage distribution, backup and emergency power. Produce calculations, schematics, bills of materials and installation drawings, ensure NEC/IBC/IECC compliance, perform power system analysis using SKM/ETAP, use Revit/ACC, collaborate with stakeholders, and support client-facing project delivery with occasional travel.

The Capture Management Director leads strategic growth and major enterprise-level pursuits, developing winning strategies and ensuring operational excellence throughout the sales process while fostering collaboration across teams.

As a Consultant in AECOM Advisory, you will analyze client problems, conduct stakeholder interviews, build financial models, derive insights from data, and assist in business development while leading a team on various tasks and projects.

Manage interdisciplinary Federal projects, overseeing scope, schedule, and budget from proposals to completion, ensuring client satisfaction and project success.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will design HVAC systems for data centers, perform heat load calculations, ensure energy efficiency, and collaborate with electrical engineers. Responsibilities include system design, redundancy features, and maintaining air quality.

The Project Manager will lead interdisciplinary Federal projects, managing scope, schedule, and budget from conceptual studies to construction administration, while engaging with clients and stakeholders.

The Electrical Engineer will support engineering tasks throughout all project phases, including design, construction administration, and quality assurance while focusing on sustainable and innovative solutions in a multidisciplinary team environment.

This role involves providing technical guidance in civil engineering projects, managing multiple concurrent projects, and driving business development efforts. Responsibilities include project management, client interaction, and mentoring younger professionals.

Responsible for designing, installing, and monitoring instrumentation systems for dam safety projects, including data analysis and technical reporting.

The BIM Document Control Specialist manages BIM data and documentation, ensures compliance with project standards, and supports project controls in the LA28 Olympic project.

The Federal Project BIM Coordinator will lead BIM processes, conduct training, manage standards, and provide technical support, focusing on Revit and project coordination.

The Project BIM Coordinator will lead BIM setup for projects, provide training, manage Revit families and ensure adherence to standards as well as quality control.

Lead and grow natural resources practice through business development and proposals; manage large ecological and compliance projects (CEQA/NEPA, 404/401, ESA, CESA); author and review technical documents and permit applications; coordinate with clients and resource agencies; oversee field programs, budgets, schedules, and invoicing; mentor junior staff and support career development.

Lead and grow natural resources projects in southern/central California: prepare proposals, manage large ecological and permitting projects (CEQA/NEPA, ESA, CESA, 401/404), author biological reports and HCPs, coordinate with agencies, mentor staff, handle project financials and client relations, and support business development.

Manage highway and roadway projects, providing leadership, budget oversight, risk management, and team coordination. Ensure compliance with regulations and develop project plans.

The Electrical Engineer will provide support in design, construction administration, and evaluation of electrical systems while assisting in sustainable projects.

The Project Manager oversees highway and roadway projects, ensuring compliance with design, budget, and schedule. Responsibilities include project management planning, risk management, documentation, collaboration with teams, and mentoring junior staff. They also maintain client relations and business development efforts.

The Project Manager will oversee highway and roadway projects, ensuring compliance with design and budget, and manage project risks and documentation.

Lead and implement program-level risk management for large infrastructure projects: develop risk plans, run qualitative and quantitative analyses (QRA), facilitate workshops, manage risk registers, integrate cost-schedule risk models, coach stakeholders, and produce risk reporting to support decision-making across the program lifecycle.