Railway engineering is one of the most important ways AECOM delivers a better world – we work on huge, complex and challenging railway infrastructure projects that increase urban and inter-city mobility for millions of people. We are looking for a Graduate Engineer who is a team player and an open thinker, and who wants to contribute to some of the biggest challenges in transportation infrastructure.
How you’ll make a difference:
- Assist in delivering Systems and Safety Assurance tasks across major rail projects, working closely with senior engineers within the Rail and broader Civil Infrastructure teams.
- Contribute to the development of safety assurance documentation, including hazard identification, qualitative and quantitative risk assessments.
- Support the capture, verification, and validation of system and safety requirements. Help maintain hazard logs, safety risk registers, and assist in the preparation of safety cases.
- Assist in conducting Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM) assessments and contribute to safety analyses that underpin strong system safety arguments.
What our Graduate Program offers
- 2-Year Graduate program: Kickstart your career in a flexible working environment.
- Graduate Induction: Participate in an event to meet fellow graduates and connect with leaders in the business.
- Transition to a Professional: Seamless transition into professional level role at the completion of the graduate program.
- Networking and Informative Opportunities: Engage in events hosted by our Connect Committee to expand your network and your knowledge.
- Mentoring Opportunities: Receive guidance and support from experienced professionals to help you achieve your career goals.
- Learn from Technical Experts: Enhance and share knowledge, skills and ideas from industry leaders that are essential to career progression.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree: You must be in your final year or completed a Bachelor’s or Postgraduate degree in Engineering (Systems, Civil, Industrial, Mechanical, Electrical, or any related discipline)
- Graduate Year: You must have completed your studies and have graduated before starting the program.
- Commencement: You must be able to commence work by February 2026. We are open to mid-year finishers who are able to commence by July 2026.