AECOM
Senior Civil Engineer

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Senior Infrastructure Engineer (Highways & Drainage) – St Albans
About the Company
At AECOM, we deliver a better world. Our global team—planners, designers, engineers, scientists, digital innovators and more—collaborates to tackle infrastructure challenges, from transportation and infrastructure to water and renewable energy. With over 50,000 employees, we shape the future through innovative solutions and sustainable development.
About the Role
Start Here. Grow Here.
AECOM is seeking a Senior Infrastructure Engineer with a focus on highways and drainage to join our Development Infrastructure Team in St Albans. This multidisciplinary team delivers residential-led infrastructure projects, from scoping and feasibility to detailed design and construction support. You’ll also work across the UK and Ireland, collaborating with highways, rail, utilities, and solar farm projects, alongside civil and structural engineering specialists.
This opportunity allows you to: ✔ Lead technical and digital infrastructure delivery ✔ Take increased professional responsibility, blending design with project management ✔ Enhance your career with supportive peer networks and development programs
Your Impact
As a key contributor, you’ll:
- Lead and oversee the technical and digital execution of civil engineering projects
- Coordinate survey specifications, including utilities and topographical surveys
- Develop, review, and design civil infrastructure solutions (drainage, highways, utilities, earthworks, flood risk)
- Engage with regulatory bodies and stakeholders to secure project approvals
- Prepare bids, proposals, and technical proposals
- Organsise project workflows through meetings and clear communication
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What You’ll Bring
Essential Requirements
- Civil Engineering qualifications: Bachelor’s (BEng) or Master’s (MEng)
- Relevant consultancy experience—especially in highways and drainage design for residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects
- Proficiency in key software:
- InfoDrainage, AutoCAD, and AutoCAD Civil 3D
- ArcGIS (desirable, not essential)
- Useful track record: delivery experience with developers and contractors
- Evidence of adapting to AI and integrated digital solutions
Preferred Qualifications
- Progress toward Incorporated or Chartered (Chartered Engineer) status within the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
- Alternative affiliation: CIWEM (Civil Engineering & Water Management) or CIHT (Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation)
At AECOM, We Believe In You
Career Growth
- A more flexible, inclusive work environment: Hybrid working model, office and client site flexibility
- Career acceleration networks: AECOM University for personal and professional development
- Volunteer opportunities: Contribute to your community with paid time off


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Equal Opportunities & Commitments
AECOM values diversity and inclusion as core pillars of our mission. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, actively supporting the Disability Confident scheme. If you have a disability or long-term condition (and meet the minimum criteria), your application will be considered under the Disability Confident Interview Scheme. Contact us here to discuss your needs and access disability measures.
Company Overview
AECOM is a Fortune 500 business (revenue: $16.1 billion, FY 2025), offering global expertise in transportation, water, energy, and construction. Our purpose: #BetterWorld, a committed approach towards Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) priorities. Diversity, innovation, and a collaborative environment define our success.
Next Steps
Let’sshape the future, together. Location: St Albans, UK | Operating model: Hybrid
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