AECOM is seeking an experienced Senior Project Engineer– Ports & Marine to join our Florida team and lead the delivery of complex infrastructure projects throughout the region. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: The selected candidate will apply independent engineering judgment to assess compliance with contract requirements, evaluate proposed modifications, and coordinate resolution of technical issues with the client, design-builder, and construction management team. A strong heavy civil engineering background is required; previous port experience is preferred but not required.
 Construction Design Review and Project Management ResponsibilitiesReview and evaluate construction submittals, drawings, product data, and proposed substitutions for compliance with owner requirements and contract documentsReview Requests for Information (RFIs) and proposed responses, coordinating technical input across relevant disciplinesEvaluate proposed change orders and field modifications, assessing technical justification, scope, supporting documentation, and potential cost and schedule impactsAssess design revisions during construction to ensure functionality, durability, maintainability, and compatibility with existing operationsCoordinate with design-build teams, clients, contractors, and construction management staff to resolve design discrepancies and field issuesDocument review findings, track comment resolution, and provide recommendations for acceptance or approval in accordance with delegated authority and contract proceduresParticipate in construction coordination meetings and site visits as neededPorts, Marine, and Coastal Infrastructure LeadershipLead complex ports, marine, waterfront, and coastal infrastructure projects from planning and design through construction and final delivery.Manage a portfolio of projects and key client relationships, overseeing project delivery, revenue growth, profitability, schedules, quality, and client satisfaction.Lead multidisciplinary teams and provide strategic direction to Project Managers and staff overseeing multiple projects and programs, including those involving complex scopes, Risk Triggering Factors (RTF), and significant risk and uncertainty.Develop and execute project strategies that proactively identify, mitigate, and manage risks while minimizing exposure to claims, scope changes, and financial impacts.Build and maintain strong client relationships, foster repeat business, and identify opportunities for continued growth.Oversee project financial performance, including revenue forecasting, cost control, profit margins, billing, and overall financial results.Coordinate clients, contractors, regulatory agencies, and technical disciplines to ensure safe, efficient project delivery in accordance with AECOM standards and client requirements.Lead business development, proposal development, client engagement, and strategic growth initiatives within Florida’s Ports and Marine market.
