Arcadis

Project Manager

• Manage and deliver environmental projects of various sizes and complexities
• Define and oversee project scope, schedules, budgets, and risks
• Provide technical guidance, prepare reports, and conduct senior reviews
• Adhere to corporate policies and procedures for quality, health, safety, and performance management systems
• Mentor team members and foster a collaborative environment
• Conduct technical tasks and field programs for contaminated site investigations, feasibility studies, remediation design, hydrogeological assessments, and monitoring programs
• Support technical guidance across oil and gas, mining, power, infrastructure, brownfields, government, and renewable energy projects
• Ensure project scope, schedule, cost, objectives, regulatory compliance, and technical accuracy are met
• Prepare and review reports, work plans, specifications, and proposals
• Manage technical budgets
• Oversee intermediate and junior staff

Senior Project Manager

Engineer

• Evaluate, plan, design, and support management of water, wastewater, and stormwater treatment and conveyance projects
• Support projects involving treatment plants, pipelines, and pumping facilities
• Assess, develop, and support management of sustainability and resilience projects, including vulnerability and mitigation assessments
• Plan and design projects for utilities, municipalities, and cities
• Conduct site visits and fieldwork
• Perform sampling and water quality analyses
• Evaluate technologies, gather plant operations information, troubleshoot processes, and optimize systems
• Prepare reports, presentations, and audio-visual materials
• Participate in client meetings
• Ensure project compliance with Arcadis practices and quality, health, and safety standards
• Coordinate timely completion and submission of projects on time and budget
• Collaborate independently and as part of a team across the U.S. and internationally
• Learn and use SharePoint, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Power BI, and Augmented Reality to enhance collaboration and project delivery

Water Engineer – Co-op/Intern

Electrical Engineer

• Contribute to electrical design projects focused on municipal water and wastewater treatment facilities and associated electrical systems
• Define design criteria and perform detailed calculations
• Develop one-line diagrams, control schematics, plans, and specifications
• Prepare construction cost estimates
• Conduct code compliance reviews and field investigations
• Draft technical reports and memorandums
• Review equipment submittals and shop drawings during construction
• Respond to contractor RFIs
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary engineering teams throughout the project lifecycle
• Deliver successful project outcomes for municipal and industrial water/wastewater projects

Entry-Level Electrical Engineer, Power

Manager

• Develop and implement commercial management strategies for assigned project packages and contracts
• Provide strategic commercial advice on contractual rights, obligations, risks, and opportunities
• Lead commercial teams supporting design, procurement, construction, and commissioning
• Administer major construction, design-build, professional services, and supplier contracts
• Ensure compliance with contractual obligations, project requirements, and applicable regulations
• Lead contract reviews, negotiations, amendments, and commercial closeout
• Oversee cost forecasting, budgeting, cash flow management, and financial reporting
• Monitor expenditures and commitments against approved budgets
• Identify cost-saving opportunities and implement value-engineering initiatives
• Evaluate and negotiate contract variations, change orders, and compensation events
• Establish processes for tracking, pricing, evaluating, and approving changes
• Resolve commercial impacts from design development, site conditions, and construction activities
• Develop strategies to prevent claims and disputes
• Prepare, evaluate, negotiate, and settle contractor and subcontractor claims
• Coordinate with legal counsel and executive management on complex disputes
• Maintain records supporting contract administration and claim resolution
• Identify, assess, and manage commercial and contractual risks throughout the project lifecycle
• Maintain commercial risk registers and mitigation plans
• Support procurement and project teams in evaluating commercial risks
• Recommend risk transfer and mitigation strategies to leadership

Senior Commercial Manager – Gateway

• Lead and manage project delivery within the municipal water/wastewater market
• Lead wastewater treatment process and mechanical design projects
• Lead project tasks involving planning, design, permitting, and construction of wastewater and reclaimed water facilities
• Prepare or oversee construction documents, including drawings and specifications, permit applications, and construction oversight/administration
• Lead detailed engineering calculations and analysis using design software
• Manage condition assessment evaluations for water/wastewater system assets, including treatment facilities, pipelines, and pump/lift stations
• Develop and meet project scopes, delivery schedules, and budgets
• Collaborate with project managers, area managers, clients, and delivery teams
• Participate in proposals and presentations
• Strengthen client relationships through client meetings
• Supervise and support others and mentor junior engineers and technical staff
• Ensure compliance with Arcadis practices and quality and safety standards
• Travel as needed for project meetings, site visits, client meetings, planning, and construction oversight

Water/Wastewater Engineer

• Provide technical and design consulting services for Water Division projects
• Serve as Arcadis’ main point of contact for clients’ electrical needs
• Support planning, design, and construction of water/wastewater facilities and similar industrial projects
• Assist in developing project management skills, including managing project budgets and coordinating delivery schedules
• Perform electrical design and coordination for power distribution, lighting, communication, fire alarm, and control systems
• Utilize Autodesk and Bentley CAD software for electrical system design and documentation
• Establish design criteria and perform design calculations
• Develop one-line diagrams, control schematics, electrical plans, and specifications
• Provide engineering services during construction
• Review equipment submittals and shop drawings
• Respond to contractor RFIs
• Conduct field inspections to identify design deviations and ensure safety compliance
• Perform electrical system analysis using ETAP, SKM Power Tools, and other power systems analysis software
• Travel as required to meet project needs

• Lead quantity surveying and commercial cost management services for clients across the health, life sciences, research, and related sectors
• Develop detailed cost estimates, feasibility assessments, benchmark analyses, and comprehensive cost plans
• Drive procurement activities, evaluate tenders, negotiate contractor proposals, and manage contract changes and variations
• Provide proactive cost control throughout construction and handover
• Advise clients on value engineering and whole-life costing opportunities
• Build relationships across design, engineering, and project delivery teams
• Mentor and support the development of junior colleagues
• Collaborate across the UK and Europe from early-stage design through project delivery

Senior Cost Manager

Analyst

• Manage quotation, negotiation, and procurement processes for materials and services;
• Prepare periodic reports to support leadership oversight;
• Develop, qualify, and expand the supplier base, reducing dependencies and increasing competitiveness;
• Identify and quantify cost-reduction and cost-avoidance opportunities, demonstrating the savings achieved through negotiations;
• Conduct comparative analyses of commercial proposals and support hiring and contracting decisions.

Senior Administrative Analyst

• Deliver distinct elements of projects and contribute to overall programmes of work
• Work independently on defined tasks and outputs
• Support effective planning, reporting, controls and stakeholder coordination
• Assist in producing project plans and schedules
• Coordinate project information including actions, risks, issues, dependencies and deliverables
• Collate and interpret data for project plans, schedules and reporting outputs
• Analyse project data and trends and develop practical recommendations
• Monitor project financial information and identify anomalies or discrepancies
• Support day-to-day commercial administration, including tracking changes, assumptions/exclusions and basic contract communications
• Monitor and evaluate project management processes and identify improvement opportunities
• Complete complex professional tasks and prioritise workload
• Liaise with stakeholders and provide advisory support to internal clients
• Communicate with colleagues and stakeholders to support alignment between policy and operational practice

Assistant Project Manager – Rail Design and Engineering

Technician

• Coordinate and execute tasks assigned by Project Managers for environmental project delivery
• Operate and maintain large groundwater remediation and treatment systems
• Complete routine and scheduled system inspections
• Perform preventative maintenance and replace parts
• Execute groundwater compliance sampling and ongoing monitoring programs
• Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve mechanical, electrical, and process-related treatment system issues
• Oversee compliance monitoring to ensure regulatory and project requirements are met
• Support environmental site assessments, risk assessments, and remediation projects
• Conduct site visits and inspections
• Monitor and supervise drilling and remediation activities
• Prepare field notes, safety forms, daily field reports, and laboratory forms
• Collect soil and groundwater samples
• Support data tabulation and prepare environmental reports
• Engage and collaborate with regulators, stakeholders, and internal Arcadis staff

Remediation Environmental Technician

Procurement

• Lead or support sourcing events for capital construction work, including transmission, distribution, substation, civil, underground, overhead line, and related electric infrastructure construction services
• Develop and maintain sourcing event plans, bid calendars, procurement trackers, milestone schedules, responsibility matrices, action logs, issue logs, and decision logs
• Support development of RFIs, RFPs, RFQs, bid forms, pricing schedules, evaluation criteria, supplier instructions, clarification logs, negotiation materials, and award recommendation packages
• Ensure sourcing events are released to market with clear scopes of work, commercial requirements, pricing structures, safety expectations, schedule assumptions, evaluation methodology, and governance requirements
• Coordinate supplier questions, stakeholder responses, bid clarifications, addenda, site visit requirements, pricing updates, evaluation meetings, and negotiation preparation
• Identify and escalate bid execution risks, including incomplete scope definition, unclear commercial positions, unrealistic timelines, supplier capacity constraints, labor availability, safety concerns, or stakeholder alignment gaps
• Drive sourcing activity to agreed timelines while maintaining governance, documentation, commercial discipline, and decision quality
• Advise on sourcing strategies and commercial models for construction work, including lump sum, unit price, time and materials, EPC, EPCM, framework agreements, master service agreements, contractor panels, and project-specific awards
• Support negotiation strategies addressing cost, schedule, productivity, change management, risk allocation, payment terms, warranties, insurance, bonding, escalation, claims avoidance, and performance expectations
• Apply total cost of ownership thinking to construction sourcing decisions
• Partner with Procurement leadership, category managers, project management, engineering, construction, legal, finance, safety, operations, and business stakeholders
• Resolve commercial exceptions and align contractual positions with project delivery needs
• Identify process improvement opportunities, introduce repeatable tools and templates, and lead practical improvements to increase capacity, consistency, transparency, and stakeholder confidence
• Prepare commercially sound recommendations balancing cost, risk, capacity, safety, schedule certainty, supplier performance, regulatory defensibility, and stakeholder requirements

Senior Procurement Manager

Environmental Scientist

• Assist Project Managers and Task Managers in planning and executing environmental site characterization, investigation, and remediation tasks
• Oversee drilling for soil sampling and groundwater well installation
• Conduct groundwater sampling
• Oversee subcontractors
• Operate and maintain remediation systems
• Conduct vapor intrusion and soil gas surveys
• Prepare subcontracts and oversee subcontractor work
• Write and prepare technical reports, work plans, letters, and memoranda
• Coordinate tasks, compile and interpret data, prepare cost estimates and health and safety plans
• Conduct regulatory file reviews and proposal writing
• Develop project strategies and manage schedules and budgets
• Establish subcontracts
• Conduct soil, groundwater, and/or vapor sampling
• Communicate with clients
• Perform regional business travel 1–2 days per week on average and occasional U.S. travel for up to two weeks

Environmental Scientist – Geologist

• Lead the production of project, programme and portfolio performance reporting
• Develop executive-level reporting, insight and performance narrative
• Coordinate reporting inputs across project controls and delivery functions
• Ensure reporting quality, data integrity, consistency and governance compliance
• Identify trends, risks, issues and performance opportunities through data analysis
• Drive process improvement, standardisation and reduction of manual reporting effort
• Support the transition from spreadsheet and PowerPoint reporting to dashboard-driven solutions
• Define reporting requirements and support implementation of digital reporting tools
• Manage stakeholder engagement and present reporting outputs to senior leadership
• Lead, coach and develop reporting and PMO team members

Senior PMO Reporting Manager

Data Engineer

• Design, develop, and maintain scalable data pipelines, integrations, and transformation processes across multiple data sources
• Lead the implementation and optimisation of Microsoft Fabric and associated cloud-based data engineering solutions
• Build and maintain enterprise data products, data models, and structured datasets supporting reporting, analytics, and operational decision-making
• Establish and apply data quality, validation, and assurance frameworks
• Collaborate with project teams, business stakeholders, analysts, and digital specialists to define and deliver data requirements
• Drive continuous improvement through automation, process optimisation, and industry best practices
• Ensure compliance with standards relating to information management, data governance, cyber security, and data privacy
• Troubleshoot and resolve complex data-related issues, providing technical expertise and guidance
• Produce and maintain technical documentation, architecture diagrams, standards, and operational procedures
• Mentor junior team members through knowledge sharing and technical leadership
• Contribute to organisational data engineering standards, frameworks, and reusable solutions
• Support solution architecture, platform design, and strategic data initiatives across programmes and business functions

Senior Data Engineer

• Develop and execute project plans, schedules, budgets, and delivery strategies
• Manage project scope, schedule, budget, financial performance, and risk throughout the project lifecycle
• Ensure compliance with client contracts, subconsultant agreements, and project-specific requirements
• Build strong client relationships by delivering technical solutions, addressing client needs, and identifying new opportunities
• Promote Health & Safety through periodic field visits
• Verify safe work practices, contractor compliance, and quality of project execution
• Support stakeholder engagement and mentor project personnel
• Lead contractor, stakeholder, regulatory, health and safety, and financial management for assigned remediation projects