AECOM

39 open remote positions

AECOM is the global infrastructure leader, committed to delivering a better world. With over 50,000 employees, we are a Fortune 500 firm that partners with clients to solve complex challenges in water, environment, energy, transportation, and buildings.

Salary Distribution 37 of 39 jobs

Benefits Overview 39 of 39 jobs

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Open Positions

  • Execute the industrial market agenda as a senior seller and Client Account Manager for the West Environment business line.
  • Develop and implement growth strategies, managing a pipeline of opportunities across site investigation, remediation, and PFAS services.
  • Build multi-threaded relationships with executive stakeholders and coordinate cross-practice teams to win complex environmental engagements.

$90,000–$120,000/yr

  • Manage the delivery of transportation projects for the Heart of Georgia Altamaha TIA 2 Program, including schedules, budgets, and stakeholder coordination.
  • Develop resurfacing bid packages, review invoices, and ensure compliance with GDOT policies and procedures.
  • Serve as a primary liaison between GDOT, local governments, and consultants to facilitate communication and resolve project issues.

$22–$28/hr

  • Perform archaeological fieldwork under the supervision of a Crew Chief, Field Director, or Principal Investigator.
  • Gather and maintain records of scientific data, including environmental sampling and inspections at client sites.
  • Collect and enter data, apply technical principles, and assist with equipment setup and project documentation.

$150,000–$180,000/yr

  • Lead and execute advanced numerical modeling analyses for mining, tunneling, and geotechnical infrastructure projects using finite element and discontinuum methods.
  • Develop new client relationships and identify opportunities for numerical modeling services across mining and geotechnical sectors.
  • Mentor and develop staff in numerical modeling methodologies, fostering a collaborative culture of innovation and technical excellence.

  • Lead protocol surveys and monitoring for listed species such as Crotch's Bumble Bee, Quino checkerspot butterfly, western spadefoot, and Stephen's kangaroo rat.
  • Conduct general wildlife and botanical surveys, including vegetation mapping and habitat assessments.
  • Support environmental compliance monitoring and construction oversight, ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements.

$140,000–$160,000/yr

  • Build, analyze, and interpret exploration data using geostatistical methods and database programs.
  • Build exploration and resource models for project due diligence and mineral resource reporting.
  • Publicly report exploration targets and mineral resource estimates as a Qualified Person per NI 43-101, S-K 1300, and JORC.

$119,101–$137,825/yr

  • Plan water quality evaluations and conduct bench/pilot tests to optimize treatment processes.
  • Perform engineering design calculations, chemical dosing, and pump sizing for water treatment systems.
  • Prepare technical documents, regulatory responses, and presentation materials for project findings.

Estimator IV

$130,000–$160,000/yr

  • Develop proficiency in company estimating systems and apply terminology to compile all types of estimates.
  • Prepare conceptual and final estimates including detailed take-offs, cash flow schedules, and bid analysis.
  • Provide guidance to less experienced personnel and independently adapt standard estimating techniques.

  • Lead multidisciplinary teams in planning, design, and delivery of water, wastewater, and stormwater process mechanical and pumping station projects from conception through commissioning.
  • Provide technical oversight, quality reviews, and guidance on complex pumping system challenges and risk mitigation strategies.
  • Mentor engineers, support proposal development, and represent AECOM in client meetings and industry conferences.

$200,000–$270,000/yr

  • Lead and grow a team of substation engineers delivering critical power infrastructure projects across the Americas.
  • Build strong client relationships with utilities, renewable energy developers, and data centers to drive business growth.
  • Provide technical oversight and QA/QC while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams on transmission, distribution, and grid modernization projects.

$75,000–$100,000/yr

  • Manage multiple Civil OSP design projects from initiation to final delivery, ensuring schedule, budget, and quality objectives are met.
  • Establish and administer QA/QC procedures for Civil OSP design deliverables, conducting technical reviews and tracking quality metrics.
  • Serve as the primary interface between engineering teams, clients, and stakeholders, leading status meetings and presenting project progress.

$155,000–$235,000/yr

  • Design state-of-the-art automation and SCADA systems for mechanical and electrical systems in complex data center and mission critical infrastructure projects.
  • Coordinate with mechanical, electrical, and ICT design teams to develop control sequences, network architectures, and structured cabling interfaces.
  • Develop basis of design, technical specifications, and ensure compliance with US codes and standards for control systems and power monitoring.

$85,000–$140,000/yr

  • Design and develop medium and low-voltage electrical industrial power systems, including switchgear and motor control centers.
  • Prepare engineering studies, reports, calculations, designs, and construction cost estimates in compliance with codes.
  • Collaborate with project teams, manage designs during construction, and coordinate with equipment vendors.

$170,000–$225,000/yr

  • Lead the planning, design, and delivery of complex digital infrastructure projects across the US and globally.
  • Direct multidisciplinary engineering and design teams for mission-critical facilities and communications infrastructure.
  • Serve as the primary client-facing leader responsible for project success, stakeholder engagement, and strategic account growth.

$70,000–$85,000/yr

  • Lead fieldwork, archival research, and technical report writing for cultural resource projects in New Mexico and the Southwest.
  • Supervise field crews and coordinate staff contributions to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.
  • Support business development through proposal preparation, client interactions, and marketing efforts.

$115,000–$165,000/yr

  • Design electrical infrastructure for telecommunications and fiber network facilities, including three-phase power distribution and utility coordination.
  • Prepare construction drawings, technical specifications, and ensure compliance with NEC, NESC, and other applicable codes.
  • Serve as a senior technical resource, mentoring junior engineers and performing quality control reviews.

$170,000–$200,000/yr

  • Design heat rejection and HVAC systems for data centers, considering cooling loads, airflow management, and redundancy.
  • Conduct computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations to optimize cooling and identify hotspots.
  • Coordinate with cross-functional teams to integrate systems and ensure energy efficiency and fault tolerance.

  • Lead mechanical engineering for hyperscale data centers, including design and construction oversight of HVAC, piping, and fire suppression systems.
  • Act as primary client contact, managing relationships and coordinating multidisciplinary teams to deliver projects on time and within budget.
  • Ensure compliance with industry standards, analyze system performance, and recommend improvements for reliability and efficiency.