Jobs at AECOM

Leads architectural projects from conceptual design through construction, managing design teams, coordinating architects and engineers, preparing contract documents, conducting quality reviews, supporting permitting and construction administration, and engaging clients and agencies. Oversees schedules, budgets, technical quality, design coordination, and project delivery while mentoring staff and applying innovative, sustainable design solutions.

Creates and maintains GIS maps, geodatabases, dashboards, and spatial datasets for federal facilities and infrastructure. Integrates field surveys, photographs, inspections, and asset records into accurate GIS products; supports mobile data collection and quality control; prepares maps for assessments, repairs, access, and construction coordination; analyzes affected facilities, utilities, routes, and priorities; and coordinates with engineering and field teams. The role requires onsite work in Kauai, Hawaii, a bachelor’s degree, at least four years of relevant experience, a driver’s license, and U.S. citizenship.

The Quality Manager oversees quality monitoring, evaluation, compliance, and documentation for federal facility recovery work in Kauai. Responsibilities include maintaining quality management systems, advising employees and subordinates on technical issues, coordinating quality activities, recommending policy and procedure changes, resolving problems, managing schedules, and potentially overseeing budgets and functional areas. The role requires onsite presence, U.S. citizenship, a valid driver’s license, and extensive quality-related experience.

Conduct wetland delineations, aquatic resources reporting, environmental permitting, ecological surveys, compliance monitoring, GIS analysis, and mitigation planning. The role requires interpreting environmental regulations, analyzing ecological data, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams and construction personnel, and maintaining accurate field records. Work focuses on Oregon and Washington natural resource projects, with occasional out-of-town assignments and potential wildlife, botanical, restoration, and special-status species survey responsibilities.

Leads logistics for federal facility assessments and hurricane recovery work in Kauai. Plans mobilization, equipment delivery, staging, storage, transportation, and demobilization; coordinates vendors, subcontractors, shipments, and field teams; tracks inventory and critical materials; identifies supply constraints; and adjusts resource plans alongside construction, safety, scheduling, and cost teams.

Leads complex tunneling and underground infrastructure projects from concept through completion, managing multidisciplinary teams, technical delivery, quality, safety, budgets, and schedules. Provides expertise in TBM, drill-and-blast, and sequential excavation methods; directs investigations, analyses, design deliverables, and construction services. Builds client relationships, supports business development, mentors staff, contributes to recruiting, and represents the practice through conferences and technical publications.

Leads AECOM’s West Coast Transit-Rail Division, owning strategy, growth, profitability, operations, client relationships, business development, capture management, project delivery, and team leadership. The role requires building high-performing teams, winning major transit and rail work, managing a profit-and-loss center, recruiting rapidly, and collaborating across business lines to serve transit agencies in Washington and California.

Design and deliver building electrical systems from concept through construction administration. Perform technical calculations, site evaluations, code compliance, power and lighting design, power system studies, coordinate with clients and disciplines, mentor junior staff, prepare proposals and reports, and support federal and sustainable building projects.

Lead and grow AECOM's relationships with major global technology/data center clients, driving profitable account growth, senior executive engagement, cross-functional delivery, and industry thought leadership while mentoring account teams and ensuring high-quality, global project outcomes.

The Senior Drainage Lead will mentor and oversee drainage design teams for complex projects, manage client relationships, ensure compliance, and promote sustainability efforts.

The MOT Discipline Lead oversees large engineering projects, mentors a team, provides technical expertise, and ensures quality control in design efforts related to traffic management.