Total 19 Engineering job vacancies in Sydney

We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Water Resources professional to join our Sydney-based Water Resources team.

By joining our team, you will work on the most transformative projects and have access to mentoring and guidance from our industry-leading specialists. You will also be provided with opportunities to collaborate across interstate and international offices as part of the broader Water Resources sector.

How you’ll make a difference

• Deliver advanced flood modelling using TUFLOW hydraulics (and possibly HECRAS), and hydrology tools such as RAFTS, RORB, and WBNM.
• Undertake flood impact assessments, flood modelling, and contribute to major linear infrastructure projects
• Liaise directly with clients and key stakeholders, including councils and environmental approvals authorities.
• Guide and mentor junior engineers and collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams.

We are looking for a Senior Grid Engineer to join the Grid team who will be responsible for leading grid-related activities and providing technical support to the broader business through the project lifecycle, including:

• Technologies: Wind, standalone utility-scale batteries and solar hybrid.
• M&A:  Provide strategic network-related insight on new investment opportunities and manage related due diligence activities.
• Development:
  • Support the team during the early-development phase of projects in preliminary design and network connection strategy.
  • Engage in commercial and technical grid aspects of EPC, eBoP, and O&M tenders, including the selection of key inverter and PPC equipment and negotiation of contracts.
• Connection Process: Lead the connection process, including managing the NSP, AEMO and technical consultants.
• Construction: Manage R1, Registration, Hold Point testing and R2 compliance.
• Operation: Support the team in ongoing compliance and performance reviews of operational assets.

The role is based in Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane, with site visits to our projects required periodically throughout various stages. Our current portfolio consists of a mix of greenfield through to late-stage assets.

Just as important as what you achieve in this role, is how you perform the role. We’ll need you to be an engaged team member who can provide technical leadership to investment and development workstreams. You should be a self-starter with high energy levels, tenacity, initiative, and a willingness to deliver the required results.

How you’ll make a difference

A day in the life of a Principal Transport Engineer involves a mix of technical leadership and people leadership, including:

• Solving complex technical challenges on multidisciplinary transport and infrastructure projects
• Coaching and mentoring our talented professionals and graduates
• Working closely with clients to shape solutions and deliver project outcomes
• Managing project delivery to ensure quality, efficiency and strong results
• Planning future pursuits and supporting work winning
• Building and strengthening client relationships
• Continuing to grow technical skills across the transport engineering discipline (e.g. impact assessment, road safety, transport design, operational modelling) and leadership skills

Our national Building Engineering team is growing, and we are seeking a Principal Fire Protection Engineer to play a key technical and project leadership role across major building and infrastructure projects. Sitting between Senior and Associate Director level, this position is ideal for an experienced engineer ready to step into broader leadership, client engagement and discipline development responsibilities while still remaining hands-on in technical delivery.

You will work across a diverse portfolio including defence, education, health, commercial, aviation and more - driving high-quality fire protection solutions and contributing to the continued growth of our national team.

This role can be based in Sydney or Brisbane. 

How you’ll make a difference

• Lead fire protection design and delivery across complex projects, from early concept and detailed design through to construction support and commissioning.
• Provide high-level technical input across wet and dry fire protection systems including fire hydrants, hose reels, sprinkler systems, alternative suppression systems, gas suppression, detection and EWIS/evacuation systems.
• Oversee design compliance with the NCC, Australian Standards and relevant authorities, ensuring robust safety, quality and performance outcomes.
• Act as a key client interface—building trusted relationships, supporting project acquisition and contributing to business development initiatives.
• Mentor and guide engineers across the team, fostering strong technical capability and supporting career development.
• Coordinate effectively with mechanical, electrical, structural and specialist engineering teams to deliver integrated, multi-disciplinary building solutions.
• Contribute to discipline strategy, technical standards and continuous improvement across the national Fire Protection Engineering practice.

L3 Deskside / EUC Escalations

• Act as the primary L3 escalation point for incidents and requests handed off from L1/L2 teams (Manila and local) across Deskside, Hardware, Loaned Equipment and related queues in Jira Service Management.
• Diagnose and resolve complex end-user issues across:

1. Windows and macOS endpoints
2. Mobile devices and peripherals
3. Collaboration tools (e.g. Teams, conferencing)
4. In-building technology (AV, Teams Rooms, cloud printing, tech hubs).

• Take ownership of end-to-end resolution for onsite incidents that cannot be solved remotely (for example, urgent hardware swaps, event support, complex AV issues), coordinating with Infra, Cyber and external vendors as required.
• Maintain high standards of ticket hygiene, including clear summaries, next actions, accurate status and closure notes that support reporting, hand-offs and future automation.

Onboarding, Offboarding and Asset Lifecycle

• Deliver a smooth technology experience for new starters and leavers by managing device builds, logistics, access readiness and workspace technology.
• Prepare and maintain standard device builds for Windows and macOS in conjunction with Intune and Jamf administrators and Infrastructure teams.
• Support hardware lifecycle activities (refresh programs, swaps, loan pools,decommissions) and ensure asset data in JSM/CMDB and supporting records is accurate and up to date.
• Work closely with IDAM and Cyber teams to ensure devices and identities are decommissioned securely, coordinating with tools such as Entra ID, Intune, Jamf Pro, CrowdStrike and Netskope, and contributing to improved decommission workflows.

Office and In-Building Technology

• Maintain, monitor and improve office technology across Lendi Group locations (Sydney, Melbourne and other sites), including printers, Teams rooms, AV panels, displays and collaboration spaces.
• Provide reliable onsite support for major events and “moments that matter” (for example, all-hands, key stakeholder sessions and relocations).
• Work with vendors (e.g. Ricoh, facilities and network partners) to plan and execute printer and AV refreshes, relocations and stabilisation activities.

Automation, AI-Native Workflows and Continuous Improvement

• Contribute to the design, configuration and ongoing tuning of EUC-focused automation in JSM and Rovo (e.g. ticket playbooks, knowledge surfacing, comment summarisation) to improve triage quality and reduce L3 effort.
• Use AI tools (such as Rovo, ChatGPT and other automation platforms) to draft RCAs, summarise ticket histories, generate documentation and identify opportunities where automation or agentic workflows can simplify EUC processes.
• Partner with Infrastructure, Cyber and Platform teams on AI-native initiatives, ensuring EUC processes and pain points are well represented and that solutions are practical for day-to-day operations.
• Apply problem management techniques and trend analysis to identify root causes, propose remediation and reduce the volume of recurring incidents.                                                                  

Stakeholder, Documentation and Knowledge

• Produce and maintain clear, user-friendly documentation and knowledge base articles covering recurring EUC issues, onboarding/offboarding flows and office technology.
• Provide coaching and knowledge transfer to L1/L2 teams and EUC peers on new tooling, processes and automation, ensuring changes “stick” and reduce re-work.
• Engage constructively with brokers, leaders and frontline staff, balancing responsiveness with sustainable ways of working for the wider EUC and Infrastructure teams.

We are seeking to appoint a Water & Wastewater Engineer in our Sydney office.  You will report directly into the Director - Water & Wastewater and have the backing of a team of over 520 experts nationally. You will be tasked with leading a project delivery team in a bid to achieve client commitments and build client advocacy and confidence.

Specifically:

• Manage major water & wastewater projects, including project planning and coordination through initial inception to detailed design and construction phases
• Supervise and mentor junior staff
• Taking a leading role as a technical advisor for the team
• Collaboration with other teams and offices to ensure integrated design approach
• Provide specialist technical input to feasibility studies and conceptual designs
• Undertake construction cost estimates for budgeting and funding purposes
• Prepare written reports and make technical presentations to clients and other internal/external stakeholders
• Oversee the planning and design of various project elements, preparation of reports, hydraulic models, design calculations, technical drawings, construction plans and specifications
• Coordination with clients, sub-consultants, constructors, approval authorities, government agencies and members of the public will be necessary to accomplish assigned objectives

Working with a high performing team of engineers, designers and drafters with a passion for digital delivery, you will support the team in delivering projects across a diverse range of infrastructure and development projects. Y

Your role will focus on the core civil engineering discipline, associated with roadworks, stormwater drainage & flooding, earthworks, pavements, water and sewerage infrastructure for key clients across Defence, Transport, Water Resources, Mining and Resource industries. You will also have the opportunity to collaborate with best-in-industry peers across our organisation to create whole-of-business success for projects.

We are looking for a Graduate Civil Engineer to join our team in Sydney.

How you’ll make a difference:

• Support the planning and design of civil engineering infrastructure; roads & transport, stormwater assets (quantity and quality), services/utilities, earthworks, etc.
• Use design standards and practices for civil infrastructure design (for example; Austroads, SA Water, DIT or Water Services Australia (WSA) Standards).
• Conduct detailed design of Civil elements, including Civil Arrangements Design, Roadway/Carpark/Cycleway/Footpath Geometric Design, Stormwater Pit and Pipe Design, Stormwater Quality Assessment, Design Management and coordination of multi-disciplinary design inputs.
• Contribute to project or design management.

What our Graduate Program offers:

• Graduate Introduction: Kickstart connections with peers and leaders.
• Essential Consulting Skills: Master core consulting skills from day one.
• Networking and Learning: Grow your network and industry know-how.
• Mentoring and Career Support: Receive guidance from experienced professionals.
• Learning from Experts: Learn directly from industry leaders and specialists.
• Flexible Work Options: Work in a way that fits your life and wellbeing.
• Career Pathways: Get support to progress and step confidently into your next role.

For more information, visit our Early Careers website.

As a Graduate Power Engineer, you will be exposed to a broad range of design, engineering, and consulting activities across high voltage power systems within the ANZ region. Your work will span Transmission and Distribution networks, distributed generation, and associated infrastructure, covering voltage levels from 11kV to 500kV.

You will support the delivery of a range of large and small projects. Daily activities include contributing to technical design development, engineering calculations, and project documentation. Working alongside experienced engineers and project teams, you will assist with coordinating timelines, managing deliverables, and ensuring projects are executed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with relevant standards.

How you’ll make a difference:

• Assist with the design and analysis of HV power systems, including preparation of calculations, drawings, and technical reports
• Support project planning and delivery, including tracking timelines, milestones, and engineering outputs
• Contribute to consultation activities with internal teams, clients, and stakeholders under guidance from senior engineers
• Apply relevant engineering standards, procedures, and safety requirements across all tasks
• Participate in site visits, inspections, and commissioning activities as required
• Actively engage in learning and development, building technical capability and professional engineering skills
• Work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams to support successful project outcomes

What our Graduate Program offers:

• Graduate Introduction: Kickstart connections with peers and leaders.
• Essential Consulting Skills: Master core consulting skills from day one.
• Networking and Learning: Grow your network and industry know-how.
• Mentoring and Career Support: Receive guidance from experienced professionals.
• Learning from Experts: Learn directly from industry leaders and specialists.
• Flexible Work Options: Work in a way that fits your life and wellbeing.
• Career Pathways: Get support to progress and step confidently into your next role.

For more information, visit our Early Careers website.

Railway engineering is one of the most important ways AECOM delivers a better world – we work on huge, complex and challenging railway infrastructure projects that increase urban and inter-city mobility for millions of people. We are looking for a Graduate Civil Engineer who is a team player and an open thinker, and who wants to contribute to some of the biggest challenges in transportation infrastructure.

How you’ll make a difference:

• Plan, design and engineer rail infrastructure to support rail operations
• Support in developing new corridors, expanding current ones and exploring ways to enhance shared use of limited transportation corridors among freight, transit and commuter rail. 
• Analyse and calculate components to support the technical deliverables.
• Contribute to the multidisciplinary engineering and design teams by applying your knowledge and skills including ‘soft’ skills.

What our Graduate Program offers:

• Graduate Introduction: Kickstart connections with peers and leaders.
• Essential Consulting Skills: Master core consulting skills from day one.
• Networking and Learning: Grow your network and industry know-how.
• Mentoring and Career Support: Receive guidance from experienced professionals.
• Learning from Experts: Learn directly from industry leaders and specialists.
• Flexible Work Options: Work in a way that fits your life and wellbeing.
• Career Pathways: Get support to progress and step confidently into your next role.

For more information, visit our Early Careers website.

AECOM’s Water Infrastructure group delivers critical projects across water and wastewater treatment, dams, conveyance systems, industrial water, asset management, civil infrastructure, and more.

We’re looking for a Graduate Mechanical Engineer to join our team and gain exposure to all phases of project delivery, from design to construction support, while learning from some of the industry’s best.

How you’ll make a difference:

• Contribute to the design and planning of water and wastewater infrastructure projects (typically pipelines, pump stations or treatment plants).​
• Collaborate with experienced engineers and project teams on multidisciplinary assignments.​
• Assist in preparing technical reports, drawings, specifications, and design documentation.​
• Support tendering processes, site inspections, and construction-phase services.​
• Work closely with clients and stakeholders to help deliver impactful water infrastructure solutions.
• Support hydraulic modelling, equipment selection, and design calculations under supervision

What our Graduate Program offers:

• Graduate Introduction: Kickstart connections with peers and leaders.
• Essential Consulting Skills: Master core consulting skills from day one.
• Networking and Learning: Grow your network and industry know-how.
• Mentoring and Career Support: Receive guidance from experienced professionals.
• Learning from Experts: Learn directly from industry leaders and specialists.
• Flexible Work Options: Work in a way that fits your life and wellbeing.
• Career Pathways: Get support to progress and step confidently into your next role.

For more information, visit our Early Careers website.

At AECOM, we are passionate about shaping the future of transportation and aviation. With our extensive expertise in transport planning, infrastructure design, and project management, we deliver innovative and sustainable solutions that connect people and places across cities, countries, and continents. Whether it’s enhancing airport infrastructure, optimizing transport networks, or planning for the future of mobility, we are at the forefront of creating smarter, sustainable, and more efficient ways to move people.

We are looking for a Graduate Civil Engineer to join our team in Sydney. In this role, you will gain hands-on experience working on real-world projects, contributing to the successful delivery of transport and aviation solutions.

How you’ll make a difference:

• Develop technical skills, build industry knowledge, and grow your career in a supportive and collaborative environment under the guidance of experienced engineers.
• Gather and organise basic engineering data using established procedures and systems.
• Assist with specific and defined portions of larger project assignments under the guidance of senior engineers and transport planners. 
• Support the delivery of traffic and transport engineering tasks, including technical calculations and analysis
• Apply standards and guidelines in the planning and design process and an ability to develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges  
• Apply safe systems principles to develop a safe environment for all road users
• Plan for the movement of people across all modes and a range of projects
• Assess the movement of people in space and understand the implications, and to advise clients accordingly.

What our Graduate Program offers:

• Graduate Introduction: Kickstart connections with peers and leaders.
• Essential Consulting Skills: Master core consulting skills from day one.
• Networking and Learning: Grow your network and industry know-how.
• Mentoring and Career Support: Receive guidance from experienced professionals.
• Learning from Experts: Learn directly from industry leaders and specialists.
• Flexible Work Options: Work in a way that fits your life and wellbeing.
• Career Pathways: Get support to progress and step confidently into your next role.

For more information, visit our Early Careers website.

Who You'll Work With
We are seeking a Campus & WiFi-focused Technical Solutions Engineer (TSE) to join our Customer Engineering team. This is a high-impact, technical role where you will be the primary point of contact for enterprise customers deploying Arista's campus switching and wireless LAN solutions.

At Arista, we do things differently. There are no scripts to follow and no "Tier 1" to hide behind. You will operate in a non-siloed environment with direct access to the software and hardware engineering teams that build the products. You will own complex technical cases end-to-end, helping customers realize the full value of Arista EOS, CloudVision, and CV-CUE (CloudVision Cognitive Unified Edge).
 

What You'll Do 

• Act as the subject-matter expert for Arista EOS-based campus switching (CCS-710, 720, 750 series) and WiFi 5/6/6E/7 access-point platforms.

• Troubleshoot and resolve complex Layer 2/3 campus network issues covering VLANs, STP/RSTP/MST, LACP, LLDP, QoS, and multicast.

• Support customers deploying and operating CV-CUE (CloudVision Cognitive Unified Edge) and Arista WiFi, including RF planning, channel management, roaming, and client connectivity.

• Diagnose wireless issues: RF interference, 802.11 association/authentication failures, WPA3/802.1X/RADIUS, roaming (802.11r/k/v), and throughput degradation.

• Assist with WLAN controller-less architecture questions, AP onboarding, tunnel configurations, and Arista's CloudVision-driven zero-touch provisioning for campus.

• Respond to customer inquiries via phone and email in a professional manner, setting clear expectations and driving to root-cause resolution.

• Conduct live troubleshooting sessions, packet captures, and log analysis with customers and their network teams.

• Reproduce customer issues in the TSE's dedicated lab environment to validate bug reports and workarounds.

• Work with software engineering to open, track, and validate bug fixes, providing clear reproduction steps and packet-level evidence.

• Document recurring issues and contribute to internal knowledge-base articles and runbooks.

The Staff Engineer, Payments role is responsible for driving and setting the standards for the development of high-quality software solutions. You will work collaboratively in an agile environment, participating in the design, development, testing, and deployment of applications. This role involves taking ownership and extending the payments domain, using LLM to produce clean / efficient code, engaging in code reviews, and continuously improving development practices. You will also support the team in maintaining technical standards and delivering reliable software aligned with OFX guidelines.

This role works closely with colleagues in various regions and would require variability in start and finish times to support a global team or to meet business needs, with advance notice and fair rotation.

What you’ll do:

• Collaborate with other Staff engineers, tech leads and engineering managers to deliver quality code and participate in code reviews
• Use an LLM to Write efficient, maintainable code that adheres to OFX coding standards and industry best practices
• Contribute to a collaborative and inclusive team environment
• Identify and help address areas of technical debt and opportunities for refactoring
• Support agile team activities including deployments, QA, and level 3 support when needed
• Drive solution design discussions and contribute to proof-of-concept initiatives
• Communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders

Due to strategic growth, we are looking for a Technical Director level Electrical Engineer to join our national building engineering team, based in Sydney. This role offers a rare leadership opportunity within our Building Engineering Team – you will manage a large team of multi-disciplinary building services engineers and modellers whilst using your technical knowledge to contribute to landmark projects across Australia and New Zealand.

How you’ll make a difference:

• Lead the delivery of complex, multi-disciplinary building projects across our key markets including health, education, defence, transport, commercial, aviation, sports and data centres throughout Australia.
• Provide technical leadership and governance across electrical building services design, ensuring compliance with Australian codes, standards, and best-practice engineering principles.
• Drive innovation and excellence in project execution by reviewing design calculations, specifications, models, and documentation, ensuring high-quality, coordinated outcomes.
• Build and maintain trusted client relationships, supporting business development and securing a strong pipeline of high-profile building services projects.
• Mentor and develop multidisciplinary services engineering team, fostering technical excellence, leadership capability, and a high-performance team culture.
• Strengthen AECOM’s Building Services capability across ANZ, contributing to local and national strategy, team growth, and capability development.

At TAL, technology underpins our promise to be there for customers when it matters most. As an SRE Platform Engineer, you play a critical role in safeguarding the reliability and resilience of the platforms that enable our teams to deliver with confidence, speed, and care. By shaping how our technology operates at scale, this role helps ensure TAL can respond in moments that truly count. It’s meaningful work that blends technical leadership with purpose supporting safer outcomes for customers, colleagues, and the broader community.

In this role you will:

• Ensure platform reliability at scale by leading enterprise CI/CD and SRE practices that enable confident, continuous delivery.
• Embed deployment safety by design to reduce change risk and protect customer and business outcomes.
• Strengthen observability and insight so teams can proactively detect issues and make data‑driven decisions.
• Automate platforms and pipelines to improve efficiency, consistency, and developer experience.
• Lead critical incident response to restore services quickly and drive lasting improvements.
• Influence and uplift teams by mentoring engineers and aligning stakeholders around reliability and resilience goals.