Senior Civil Designer - Highways, 12d AutoCAD & BIM

AECOM; Brisbane; Hybrid; AUD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work options

Additional annual leave

Volunteer leave

Flex public holidays

Job summary

AECOM is hiring a Senior Civil Engineer in Brisbane to lead highways design using AutoCAD and 12d, aligning with QLD TMR RPDM and Austroads standards. You will create CAD drawings and 3D models for roads, cycleways, and utilities, while integrating BIM workflows and coordinating across disciplines.

Qualifications include an Associate Degree in Civil Engineering and 8–10 years’ experience in Queensland highways projects.

Qualifications

• Associate Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent.
• 8–10 years in highways and transport infrastructure design within Queensland, incl. TMR projects.
• Strong proficiency in AutoCAD and 12d for civil design and modelling.
• Experience producing detailed CAD documentation and supporting geometric road design, utilities, signage, and safety barrier projects.

Responsibilities

• Deliver highways and transport infrastructure designs using 12d and AutoCAD per standards.
• Prepare accurate CAD drawings and 3D models for road, cycleway, footpath, signage, utilities, and safety barrier design.
• Support BIM and digital engineering workflows, including model federation and multidisciplinary coordination.
• Provide technical and project support across multiple design packages while ensuring client requirements are met.

Skills

AutoCAD

12d

Highways design

Infrastructure modelling

Education

Associate Degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

Civil 3D

BIM

Job description

AECOM is hiring a Senior Civil Engineer in Brisbane to lead highways design using AutoCAD and 12d, aligning with QLD TMR RPDM and Austroads standards. You will create CAD drawings and 3D models for roads, cycleways, and utilities, while integrating BIM workflows and coordinating across disciplines.

Qualifications include an Associate Degree in Civil Engineering and 8–10 years’ experience in Queensland highways projects.