Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESHIA): Learn about ESHIA Studies, including calculations, sketches, diagrams, and project models based on specific discipline requirements.
Report Drafting and Finalization: Assist in drafting and finalizing environmental reports under the guidance of experienced Engineers and Scientists.
Technical Application: Apply design and technical knowledge to produce high-quality project outputs within specified timelines.
Budget and Schedule Management: Complete tasks under supervision to meet budget and schedule commitments.
Data Collection and Analysis: Gather and interpret data from project-specific and interdisciplinary datasets.
Software Utilization: Use computer software to solve basic engineering and environmental challenges.
Cross-Disciplinary Coordination: Work alongside Engineers and Scientists from other disciplines to maintain project continuity.
Progress and Coordination Meetings: Participate in study evaluation progress and coordination meetings.
Quality Assurance: Ensure that models, surveys, and study team outputs meet accuracy and reporting standards.
Active Engagement: Proactively seek information and participate in opportunities that contribute to project efficiency.
Problem Solving and Application of Theory: Apply theoretical knowledge to unique assignments and solve problems effectively.
We are seeking a motivated graduate who:
Has a strong interest in environmental engineering.
Demonstrates analytical and problem-solving skills.
Is proficient with computer software for engineering and environmental analysis.
Is detail-oriented and committed to high-quality work.
Is eager to learn and develop skills in environmental reporting and analysis.
Minimum Requirements:
A Bachelor's or Master's Degree in one of the following disciplines from an accredited university:
Must be a 2024 or 2025 graduate (no later than September 2025) to qualify for AECOM's Graduate Program.
Achieved a minimum GPA of 3.3 or 2:1 (or equivalent) or higher.
For Master's degree holders, the program must have started within 12 months of completing your Bachelor's degree to meet the continuous education requirement.
Candidates with more than 1 year of postgraduate work experience are not eligible for the program and are encouraged to apply for professional-level roles instead.
