Remote Civil engineering Jobs

Responsible for developing, managing, and analyzing highly complex Integrated Master Schedules for campus-scale projects. Act as a strategic partner to the Construction Program VP, General Manager, and broader team. Proactive leadership in schedule development, risk analysis, and stakeholder engagement to ensure timely delivery of mission-critical facilities.

Provide consultancy and technical services to deliver innovative solutions across a diverse portfolio of projects. Lead business development activities with new and existing clients to support revenue and the strategic direction of the Water Resources team. Conduct risk assessments and advising feasible solutions to clients.

• Manage customer projects through interaction with various internal departments.
• Provide operational direction and support to all departments regarding the production of bridge products.
• Review and approve purchase orders, invoices, and sales contracts to ensure that legal obligations are met.

• Lead on-site construction activities, ensuring projects meet specifications, timelines, and budgets.
• Manage subcontractors from bid evaluation through project completion.
• Maintain project schedules and budgets while enforcing strict safety standards.

• Manage and advance renewable energy land development projects, focusing on standalone storage and solar-plus-storage sites.
• Support site due diligence, permitting, stakeholder engagement, and cross-functional coordination to ensure successful project execution.
• Play a key role in advancing clean energy initiatives, driving projects from early development through permitting and execution.

• Responsible for development and maintenance of construction critical path method scheduling, primarily utilizing Oracle Primavera P6.
• Work directly with clients to develop and update schedules.
• Evaluate schedule impacts and delays.

• Provide expert civil engineering support for large-scale power and infrastructure projects.
• Evaluate, design, and optimize project elements while translating complex technical information.
• Ensure projects are designed, constructed, and operated efficiently, safely, and in line with regulatory standards.

• Contribute to mechanistic modeling, materials evaluation, and innovative design solutions.
• Involved in all stages of project execution—from research and analysis to reporting and field testing.
• Solve challenging technical problems and taking ownership of tasks.

AECOM is seeking an Archaeological Technician I for projects throughout the New England and Mid-Atlantic Regions. The Archaeological Technician will have knowledge of basic field excavation techniques and identify Precontact and Historical artifacts. The position supports Phase I, II, and III field and lab studies and may consist of extensive manual labor.

Provide forensic engineering analysis of cases involving roadway defects. Analyze roadway plans, daily work reports, specifications. Conduct field investigations including surveys and photographs.