FAQs
What type of degree is required for this position?
A BEng in Civil or Structural Engineering with a 2:1 classification (or equivalent) is required. An MEng in Civil, Structural, or a Water Engineering related MSc would be an advantage.
Is relevant work experience necessary for applicants?
While relevant work experience is beneficial, it is not a strict requirement for applicants.
Will I have opportunities for professional development?
Yes, AECOM supports graduates in pursuing professional qualifications through organizations such as ICE or CIWEM, as well as offering a Graduate Development programme for broader development and training.
Are there opportunities for site visits or work on-site?
Yes, there are opportunities to work on-site and undertake site visits to better understand how designs are implemented.
What kind of projects will I be working on?
You will be involved in projects related to flood risk management, hydraulic modeling and design, sustainable drainage systems, mains infrastructure design, non-infrastructure design, and hydrology.
What skills are essential for this job?
Basic computer skills (Word/Excel), good report writing skills, and the ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing are essential.
Is knowledge of water-related modules an advantage?
Yes, having taken water-related modules would be considered advantageous for applicants.
How is AECOM's work culture described?
AECOM fosters a positive culture where learning and development are actively supported and promoted, emphasizing a collaborative and inclusive environment.
What type of analyses will I be expected to perform?
You will undertake numerical analysis, technical and feasibility studies, and structural analysis and design, including calculations and use of analysis software.
Are there perks or benefits offered to employees?
Yes, AECOM offers a range of core and personalized benefits, including career development opportunities, a flexible hybrid working model, and volunteering days.