Jobs at AECOM

Manage and/or self-perform hazardous building material and industrial hygiene projects including surveys, abatement oversight/design, reporting, and regulatory compliance. Develop proposals, budgets, and schedules; provide technical leadership across teams; oversee field work quality and safety; and pursue business development to grow the practice.

Lead multidisciplinary rail systems design and specification development (signals, SCADA, communications, traction power, train control, RAMS). Oversee technical deliverables, ensure compliance with codes/standards, mentor staff, interface with clients, manage scope/schedule/budget, and support procurement and construction phases.

The Transit Project Manager will lead transportation projects, manage multi-disciplinary teams, develop client relationships, and oversee project scope, budgets, and schedules.

The Traction Power Engineer will design traction power systems, conduct load flow studies, lead project work, and ensure code compliance.

Lead a team for large diameter pipeline projects, ensuring design, analysis, and compliance. Interact with clients and mentor junior staff.

Manage complex transportation projects, provide technical leadership, mentor staff, ensure client satisfaction, and drive project performance in transit systems.

Lead track design and specifications for New England transit and rail projects. Manage technical deliverables, client relationships, proposals, staffing, field inspections, construction management, and mentor junior engineers while coordinating multidisciplinary teams and regulatory criteria.

Lead and grow AECOM’s Boston MEP building engineering practice. Drive business development and major pursuits, serve as technical/design manager and quality reviewer, coordinate interdisciplinary teams, mentor staff, manage resourcing and performance, represent clients, and provide technical vision for sustainable, high-performance building systems.

Lead design and delivery of overhead catenary systems (OCS) for rail projects, producing layouts, profiles, erection diagrams, specifications, performing QC reviews, managing mid-large projects, coordinating teams and clients, and mentoring staff.

Provide program-level controls oversight for large infrastructure programs, including schedule and cost management, document control, risk and change management, executive reporting, data analysis, and coordination across projects to ensure alignment with strategic objectives and contractual requirements.

The Senior Project Manager will guide multidisciplinary teams in delivering complex DoD projects, managing finances, schedules, and client relationships while ensuring project quality and compliance with specifications.

Lead and manage medium to large transit programs, overseeing technical direction, financial success, team management, and client relationships, while advocating for safety and innovation.

Lead quantitative and qualitative analyses for infrastructure and public-sector clients: develop DCF and pro forma financial models, conduct economic and fiscal impact analysis, use geospatial and visualization tools, synthesize findings into executive-ready decks, supervise junior analysts, and support business development and technical writing.