Senior Flood Modeller

Principal accountabilities:

• Developing and checking hydraulic models to assist the design of Flood Alleviation Schemes, deliver Flood Risk Assessments and conduct reservoir flood studies
• Develop water quality models using industry standard software
• Conceptualisation and scoping of modelling approaches, with consideration of the risks and opportunities in each
• Lead and input into tenders ranging from innovative one-off projects to multimillion pound framework contracts
• Mentor staff within the team to support their professional development
• Build relationships with clients and across other technical disciplines

This role helps clients deliver a wide range of fluvial, coastal, surface water or drainage flood risk management projects, contributing to flood prevention and water resource management that protects communities and infrastructure.

• Experience developing and checking hydraulic models using packages such as Flood Modeller, TUFLOW, Mike 11, Mike 21, HEC-RAS and ICM
• Experience developing water quality models using industry standard software e.g. MIKE, Delft3D, SIMCAT and/or ICM
• Experience undertaking and checking hydrological assessments including Flood Estimation Handbook, ReFH2 and WINFAP
• Ability to keep up-to-date with developments in legislation and guidelines that may affect services
• Experience using project management systems to deliver high-quality outputs in line with agreed programme and budget

• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package
• Access to continuous learning and development opportunities
• Opportunity to progress in line with professional development, team growth, and business success
• Engage in a collaborative and inclusive work environment
• Work alongside industry-leading professionals and thought leaders
• Be part of a dynamic team that tackles challenging and impactful water projects

AECOM is a growing team of engineers, technicians, hydrologists, hydraulic modellers and project managers that services a wide variety of clients including local government, water companies and private developers, with large contracts for Middle Eastern clients working on ambitious projects.