Location
Central London with hybrid working options supporting office collaboration, home working and on-site client engagement across England and Wales.

Hours
Full time, flexible working arrangements available.

Salary
Negotiable

About the Role
Join AECOM and help build a more resilient future by contributing to nationally significant flood and coastal resilience projects. You will work alongside industry-leading specialists to develop solutions that protect communities, infrastructure and the environment from flood risk and coastal challenges. This is an opportunity to be part of a growing team delivering impactful projects across flood risk management, coastal engineering, environmental improvement and infrastructure planning. Potential work includes strategy development, appraisal, outline design, business case development and multidisciplinary technical advisory services. Projects range from catchment-scale studies and flood alleviation schemes to coastal adaptation and asset resilience programmes. You will collaborate with planners, engineers, environmental specialists, economists, project managers and digital experts throughout the full project lifecycle. AECOM offers a supportive environment with career growth, mentorship, and award-winning excellence in sustainable water infrastructure solutions.

Experience
Knowledge and experience in the Flood & Coastal Risk Management sector is desirable. Relevant experience within consultancy, contractor, public sector, local authority, regulator or infrastructure delivery environments is valued.

About you
We welcome talented professionals at all career stages, from early career to experienced leaders. You should be passionate about innovation, solving real-world challenges and working collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams. A commitment to diversity and inclusion and a positive, proactive attitude are essential.

Qualifications
A degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, environmental science, geography, coastal engineering, hydrology, project management or a related discipline is preferred. Equivalent professional experience will also be considered. Transferable skills relevant to flood and coastal resilience are welcomed.