Principal Engineer - Urban Development

Overview

Lead civil design and project delivery for urban development projects

Key Responsibilities

• project management
• budgeting
• civil design
• technical review
• design oversight
• technical supervision

Tasks

-Undertake project management, bid support, and leadership duties -Develop budgets and prepare fee proposals -Oversee the Urban Development design and drafting program -Enhance engineering application processes. -Provide expert technical advice throughout all project stages—from feasibility and design through to construction, integration, and commissioning -Provide guidance and technical supervision to engineers and designers within your service line -Set department goals and develop actionable implementation plans -Manage technical reviews and internal QA processes -Lead civil design, including earthworks, drainage, car parks, roads, pavements, and utilities

Requirements

• civil engineering
• 12+ years
• autocad
• 12d
• chartered engineer
• water infrastructure

What You Bring

-Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. -12+ years’ experience in urban development, land development, greenfield or brownfield projects. -Strong technical expertise in civil design with knowledge of relevant guidelines, Australian Standards, and Local Council Planning Schemes. -Understanding of water infrastructure, water environments, and water resource management. -Proficient in civil design software such as AutoCAD, 12D, Drains, and Microsoft Project. -Chartered Engineer status with NER accreditation. -Experienced in QA processes and design reviews.

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-They advise on high-profile rail, road, and tunnel projects across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. -Their services span the full project lifecycle — from design and signalling to operations and maintenance of transport networks. -A series of strategic acquisitions have bolstered their capabilities in façade design, environmental services, and water engineering. -Projects often tackle complex technical challenges — from urban rail signalling systems to maritime infrastructure and waterway management. -Their work emphasizes connecting communities and boosting economic and social outcomes through resilient infrastructure. -They continue to expand into sectors like nuclear engineering, defence infrastructure, and greenfield housing standards in South Australia.

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