Senior Civil Engineer - Roading | Northland Corridor
AECOM
- Location
- Auckland, , New Zealand
- Employment
- Full Time
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
- 2h ago
Skills
About this role
Senior Civil Engineer - Roading | Northland Corridor Full-time State/Province: Auckland Business Group: DCS Legal Entity: AECOM New Zealand Limited Business Line: Transportation Work Location Model: Hybrid Operating Group: International Primary Location: NZ - Auckland Company Description What if your next project wasn't just another highway? What if you could play a pivotal role in delivering a once-in-a-generation transport project that will improve safety, strengthen resilience, unlock economic growth and redefine how Northland connects to the rest of New Zealand? The Northland Corridor is one of New Zealand's most significant infrastructure investments. Its impact will be felt for generations, creating stronger connections between communities while helping future-proof one of the country's most important transport links. This is infrastructure that matters.
Job Description
The Opportunity AECOM is seeking an experienced Senior Civil Engineer – Roading to play a key leadership role in the delivery of the Northland Corridor, a designated Road of National Significance being delivered through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. This is far more than a traditional design role. You'll sit at the centre of a complex, multidisciplinary project, leading the coordination and delivery of key local road packages while bringing together design, construction, maintenance and operational requirements into a fully integrated transport solution. Success in this role will come from your ability to navigate complexity, build strong relationships, and align technical, operational and delivery requirements to achieve outstanding project outcomes. This opportunity is focused on project coordination, design package leadership and multidisciplinary integration. You'll work with drainage, utilities, structures and other roading teams, helping manage complex delivery interfaces and ensuring successful outcomes throughout the design delivery. How you'll add impact As a senior leader within the project, you will: Lead the coordination and delivery of the State Highway Roads package(s) within the Northland Corridor project. Manage interfaces across multiple technical disciplines including drainage, utilities, structures and geotechnical. Coordinate with contractor teams to ensure understanding of operational requirements. Identify risks, constraints and opportunities, developing practical solutions to support the project and AECOM’s wider team. Support the Roading discipline to achieve project milestones and objectives while remaining within budget. Support multidisciplinary teams in delivering practical, efficient and buildable infrastructure solutions. Ensure project requirements, technical standards and consent conditions are incorporated in the design solution. Review project deliverables and technical outputs to ensure alignment with project objectives. Champion collaboration, quality and delivery excellence across the wider project team.
Qualifications
What you’ll bring We're looking for an experienced infrastructure professional who combines strong coordination and design delivery capability with the ability to manage complex technical and operational interfaces. To be considered for this role you must have: Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, or a related discipline within a tertiary institute. Experience delivering transport infrastructure, local roads, highways or major civil infrastructure projects in New Zealand and Australia. Strong design coordination and package management experience. Proven ability to successfully coordinate and engage with: Contractors Maintenance and operations teams Designers and technical specialists Multiple design disciplines Clients and project stakeholders Experience managing project delivery interfaces within local roads or state highway infrastructure projects. Experience working with and applying New Zealand design standards, consenting requirements and approvals processes. Experience using