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The Urban Design Specialist will collaborate with the Technical Lead to deliver urban design analyses, proposals, and simulations. Responsibilities include preparing high-quality reports, engaging stakeholders, and participating in client meetings, with a focus on urban and regional planning projects.

The Graduate Engineer will support Professional Engineers in the technical design of projects, conduct research, analyze specifications, create models, assist in project planning, and prepare documentation.

The GIS Specialist will support the technical lead in project delivery by updating land use plans, managing geodatabases, coordinating with the client’s GIS team, conducting spatial analysis, and providing training to client staff.

The BIM Manager oversees the MEP team's implementation of BIM processes, leading the team, coordinating with stakeholders, and driving innovation in design and construction. Responsibilities include developing BIM strategies, ensuring data integrity, facilitating collaboration, and providing training. They stay current with industry practices and support sustainability initiatives while ensuring compliance with project requirements.

As a Risk Administrator, you will conduct risk assessments for airport projects, identifying and evaluating potential risks related to construction, financing, and compliance. You will develop and implement risk mitigation strategies, prepare risk reports, and facilitate discussions with stakeholders to integrate risk management into project planning.

The Primary Substation Design Engineer is responsible for managing risks in projects, delivering client outcomes, leading small teams, developing client relationships, and supervising staff. They prepare technical reports, manage project scope, and engage stakeholders to ensure superior outcomes. This role involves working across diverse projects while applying industry knowledge and best practices in the substation design area.

The BHS Engineer will manage and optimize baggage handling systems for airport operations, ensuring efficiency and compliance with industry standards. Responsibilities include designing, developing, maintaining systems, overseeing installations, conducting inspections, troubleshooting issues, and managing vendor relationships.