About the Role
AECOM is looking for talented and motivated graduates to join our Traffic Modelling team in Exeter. Our Traffic Engineering and Modelling teams work on a diverse range of projects focused on creating safer, more efficient and sustainable transport networks for communities.
As a Graduate Traffic Modeller, you’ll use analytical and problem-solving skills to understand how people and vehicles move through transport networks and help our clients develop effective solutions to transport challenges. You’ll work alongside experienced modellers and other technical professionals in multidisciplinary teams, gaining practical experience on live projects while developing your technical knowledge and professional skills.
The role is suited to graduates who enjoy working with data, analysing problems and understanding how different factors interact. You do not need to have an engineering background; we’re interested in candidates who can demonstrate strong logic, reasoning, numerical and analytical ability, together with a genuine interest in transport and modelling.
What You’ll Do
As a Graduate Traffic Modeller, you’ll be supported by experienced colleagues who will provide guidance and mentoring as you develop your technical and professional skills. You’ll receive structured training and work on live projects, building your knowledge of transport modelling and the tools and techniques used to understand and assess transport networks.
Your initial responsibilities will typically include:
You’ll receive training in relevant modelling and analytical software, which may include LinSig, TRANSYT, VISSIM and other transport modelling and data analysis tools, depending on project requirements.
As your experience and confidence grow, you’ll take on increasing responsibility for technical tasks and project deliverables, with opportunities to contribute to projects from inception through to completion.
You may gain experience across a variety of projects, including:
You’ll also have opportunities to work alongside our wider Traffic Engineering, Highways and Transportation teams, providing exposure to different aspects of transport planning and infrastructure. This multidisciplinary environment will help you develop a broad understanding of how modelling and analysis support the planning and delivery of transport projects.
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