Sediment Management Engineer

AECOM is seeking a Sediment Management Engineer to join our Remediation Business Line. The selected candidate will have experience in environmental and civil engineering involving sediment management. This role is ideal for an engineer who has foundational experience in sediment dredging projects and is looking to further develop their technical design and project management skills.The ideal candidate will assist in site investigations, dredging design, and implementation in support of sediment management projects in aquatic and terrestrial environments. Preferred candidates will have experience using Autodesk Civil 3D to support dredging and sediment remediation designs, including the development of existing and proposed surfaces, cut/fill volume calculations, and grading plans. Experience with CERCLA (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act) projects is desirable.As a Sediment Management Engineer, you will work closely with senior engineers and project managers to support the successful completion of remediation projects. You will gain valuable experience and training while contributing to site investigations, design efforts, and remediation implementation for sediment contamination projects under CERCLA and other regulatory frameworks.  This position is preferably based in Boston, MA and involves in-office or hybrid work. The job responsibilities for the position will include but are not limited to: Sediment Site Investigations: Assist in conducting sediment site investigations, including field data collection (sediment sampling), and other evaluations. Help interpret data and contribute to the preparation of technical reports outlining findings.Remedial Design Support: Support the development of sediment remediation plans under the guidance of senior engineers. Assist in designing remediation strategies such as dredging, capping, in-situ treatment, and stabilization for contaminated sediment sites. Experience in preparation of technical specifications and cost estimating is a plus.Regulatory Compliance & Documentation: Assist with the preparation of reports, presentations, and other documents required for regulatory compliance and permitting. Ensure that remedial designs and activities comply with federal, state, and local environmental regulations.Project Coordination & Fieldwork Support: Help coordinate fieldwork and other project activities to support sediment remediation efforts. Assist in scheduling, planning, and tracking project progress to ensure adherence to timelines and budgets.Client & Stakeholder Interaction: Provide updates to clients and regulatory agencies regarding project status. Assist in addressing client questions and coordinating regulatory approvals and permits as needed.Health & Safety Compliance: Support the development and implementation of Health and Safety Plans (HASPs) for field projects. Ensure all field activities comply with health and safety standards and best practices.Post-Remediation Monitoring: Assist with post-remediation site monitoring, including collecting data and preparing monitoring reports to assess the effectiveness of remediation measures.