Drive business development efforts, including proposal writing, tendering, and contract negotiation.
Lead, manage and deliver complex civil engineering and transport infrastructure projects from feasibility to detailed design.
Oversee project teams, resources and budgets, while mentoring and developing junior and mid-level staff.
Manage client relationships and represent Arup across local and state government, contractors and private clients.
Contribute to strategic planning for the North Queensland market, positioning Arup as a partner of choice.
Requirements
project management
civil engineering
chartered
rpeq
tmr
leadership
Proven ability to manage multidisciplinary project teams and deliver cost-effective, sustainable solutions.
A strong network and knowledge of the Far North Queensland infrastructure market.
Excellent communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills, with a passion for mentoring others.
Deep knowledge of TMR and Austroads design standards and proven experience in project delivery for Transport and Main Roads (TMR).
Degree in Civil Engineering, Chartered Engineer status, and RPEQ registration.
Benefits
Annual leave loading
Novated car lease
Paid parental leave for the non-primary carer of 4 weeks plus the opportunity to access extra paid and unpaid leave of up to 16 weeks if you later become the primary carer (any leave taken at the time will be deducted from the total 16-week parental leave benefit).
Insurances (life & income protection)
Ability to purchase additional leave of up to 20 days for permanent employees.
Birthday leave
Hybrid working policy and flexible working hours.
Interest free solar energy and bicycle loans
Ovasaver including discounts, vouchers, cashback, and exclusive offers on more than 300 retailers.
International mobility opportunities
Paid parental leave for the primary carer of 16 weeks or 32 weeks at half pay and as well as generous unpaid leave benefits.
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded in 1946
Year Established
The company was established in 1946 and has since become a leader in sustainable design and innovative engineering.
Specializing in infrastructure, architecture, engineering, and urban planning.
Portfolio spans globally recognized projects, from landmark buildings to major transportation systems.
Engineers, designers, and planners deliver cutting-edge, innovative solutions that anticipate future needs.
Key projects include the Sydney Opera House, Crossrail in London, and the Eden Project in the UK.
Collaborative approach integrates diverse disciplines to create solutions that drive progress and innovation.
A global leader in engineering consultancy with a unique culture prioritizing creativity and client-centered solutions.
Culture + Values
We are committed to shaping a better world through our work.
We place the needs of our clients and communities at the heart of everything we do.
We collaborate openly and share ideas to create innovative solutions.
We value excellence in all aspects of our work and deliver high-quality outcomes.
We embrace curiosity, creativity, and a sense of adventure in our projects.
We empower our people to take ownership, show leadership, and thrive in their careers.
Environment + Sustainability
2030
Net-Zero Target
Aim to achieve net-zero carbon emissions.
14%
Carbon Footprint Reduction
Reported reduction in operational carbon footprint from 2019 to 2020.
The organization integrates sustainability into every stage of its projects.
The organization focuses on reducing carbon emissions and resource consumption across all its operations.
The organization works with clients to help them achieve their sustainability goals.
Inclusion & Diversity
30% Leadership
Gender Equality in Leadership
Women hold 30% of global leadership roles within the organization.
2030 Goal
Gender Parity Target
The organization aims to achieve equal representation of women across all levels by 2030.
44% Female Representation
Global Workforce Diversity
In 2021, women accounted for 44% of the global workforce.
Committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace.