Entry-Level Environmental Engineer – Remediation - Networking Event with AECOM in Boston – Chelmsford, MA

AECOM is seeking an Entry-Level Environmental Engineer to be based in our Boston, MA, Chelmsford, MA, or Providence, RI office. This position will support our Remediation team within our Environment business line.This position is expected to begin June 2026, but that date is flexible.Job Overview:The Entry-Level Environmental Engineer will serve as a team member in the office and the field, assisting project and program management with design and implementation of soil, groundwater, sediment and surface water remediation programs, data analysis, remediation construction and treatment system design, and report preparation. This role is approximately 60% field and 40% office.Our teams work on complex remediation projects, pulling the right resources from across the company to support project needs. By joining our team, you will have the opportunity to work on diverse projects that will challenge you technically while giving you the opportunity to work with experienced colleagues and subject matter specialists in a variety of areas. Together, these opportunities will aid in your growth in this industry.The job responsibilities of this position will include but are not limited to:Site visits at industrial, federal, commercial, and municipal client facilitiesData collection and analysis for environmental compliance and sustainabilityEnvironmental sampling (e.g., soil, sediment, groundwater, stormwater, wastewater, air, and hazardous waste) Development of technical memoranda and reportsCompletion of treatment system operations and maintenance (O&M) and environmental reporting formsBuilding analytic and engineering design skills under the supervision of an experienced engineerPreparation of calculations, sketches, diagrams, schematic drawings, and final working drawings under the supervision of an experienced engineerUse of computer software (e.g. CAD, GIS, data analysis tools) as a tool for solving basic engineering problemsPerforming work in accordance with agreed upon budget and schedule under supervisionLocal travel is likely and U.S travel possible and project dependentField work in locations as appropriate (approximately 60%)