Infrastructure consulting firm AECOM plans to create 100 new jobs in Ireland over the next year.
The company, which currently employs over 350 people across its Dublin, Cork, and Galway offices, is recruiting at all levels, from apprentices and graduates to mid and senior management.
The new roles span various fields, including engineering, design, planning, program management, project management, and cost management.
"It's an exciting time to build a career in the consultancy sector in Ireland," said John O'Regan, Country Leader for AECOM Ireland.
"There are nationally significant infrastructure programs planned across the country that will drive Ireland’s future development and growth," he added.
AECOM is involved in key projects such as the Dublin Airport Enhancement Programme, LinkedIn’s European headquarters, the Health Service Executive’s surgical hubs programme, the Land Development Agency’s Housing Programme, and active travel initiatives nationwide.
The company also announced plans to move to a new central Dublin office at Burlington Plaza this spring.