Civil Engineer – Development Infrastructure (Hybrid)

AECO; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working model

Career development

Technical practice networks

AECOM University

Volunteering days

Job summary

AECOM is expanding its Development Infrastructure team in Ireland, seeking a Civil Engineer to support design and delivery of infrastructure projects across Ireland and the U.K. This role offers strong foundations toward Chartered status within a collaborative, mentoring environment.

You’ll work on drainage, highways, flood risk and water infrastructure, coupling technical rigor with a flexible hybrid working model and clear opportunities for professional growth.

Qualifications

• Degree-qualified Civil Engineer, working towards Chartered Engineer status.
• Experience or interest in drainage networks, SuDS, pumping stations, water distribution and flow control.
• Familiarity with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Revit and drainage modelling software.
• Basic understanding of road and pavement design, flood risk, and relevant approval processes (e.g. Section 50).

Responsibilities

• Assist with the design of storm and foul drainage networks for residential, commercial, and industrial developments.
• Support flood risk assessments, site inspections, and the preparation of technical reports.
• Prepare design drawings in 2D and 3D and work alongside CAD technicians as part of project teams.
• Help manage project correspondence and support project cost and programme tracking.
• Work closely with clients and multidisciplinary teams under the guidance of senior engineers.

Skills

Drainage networks

SuDS

Pumping stations

Water distribution

Flow control

AutoCAD

Civil 3D

Revit

Drainage modelling

Education

Degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

WinDes

MicroDrainage

Job description

AECOM is expanding its Development Infrastructure team in Ireland, seeking a Civil Engineer to support design and delivery of infrastructure projects across Ireland and the U.K. This role offers strong foundations toward Chartered status within a collaborative, mentoring environment.

You’ll work on drainage, highways, flood risk and water infrastructure, coupling technical rigor with a flexible hybrid working model and clear opportunities for professional growth.