FAQs
What is the duration of the industrial placement for the Civil and Coastal Engineering Water position?
The industrial placement can be for the summer or for a longer-term opportunity.
What are the key responsibilities of the role?
You will undertake numerical analysis, conduct technical and feasibility studies, perform structural analysis and design, produce designs of water infrastructure, and collaborate with team members on various technical and project management tasks.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this position?
You should be studying toward a BEng in Civil or Civil and Environmental Engineering Degree, with water-related modules being an advantage.
Is prior experience in water engineering required?
While demonstrable interest in water engineering is essential, prior experience is not explicitly required.
Will I have opportunities for site visits and site work?
Yes, this role includes opportunities for working on site and conducting site visits to gain a broader understanding of how designs are implemented.
What type of benefits does AECOM provide?
AECOM offers a range of core and personalized benefits, including career development opportunities, flexible hybrid working models, technical practice networks, and volunteering days.
Are there any specific computer skills needed for this role?
Basic computer skills, particularly in Word and Excel, are essential, and good report writing skills are beneficial.
How does AECOM support employee development?
AECOM actively promotes learning and development through opportunities such as AECOM University and technical practice networks.
Is AECOM an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, AECOM is an Equal Opportunity Employer and believes in each person's potential, providing support for diverse candidates, including those with disabilities.
What kind of team culture can I expect at AECOM?
You can expect a positive culture focused on collaboration, learning, and development, where team members work together to deliver impactful projects.