Transport Planner Intern (Nov 2026)

Job Description We cover the full spectrum of transport planning, including linear transport feasibility, travel demand and mode shift assessments, pedestrian and cycling accessibility, transport modelling, traffic engineering, master planning, and transport impact analysis for new development. As a Transport Planning Intern, you will support design and planning from project inception through detailed design, collaborating with engineers, architects, economists, urban designers, sustainability consultants, environmental planners, and master planners in integrated, multi‑disciplinary teams. How you’ll make a difference Assist with data collection and analysis, including surveys, counts, GIS inputs, and dataset management, ensuring clear documentation under supervision. Complete literature reviews and gap analyses to inform strategies, assessments, and project reports. Help develop strategic concepts and preliminary designs for future transport infrastructure (public transport, walking, cycling, and road networks), preparing figures, sketches, and notes for review. Support the planning and evaluation of future transport schemes and associated business cases by assembling evidence, applying evaluation frameworks, and drafting sections for quality review. Review drawings and documents — including Transport Assessments, Travel Plans, and Transport Strategies — checking for consistency with standards and preparing mark‑ups and summaries. Build and run operational transport models (from simple to more complex), validate inputs/outputs, and report key findings to help influence infrastructure design using appropriate tools and guidance. What Our Summer Internship Program Offers 12‑week paid internship (mid‑November to mid‑February) Real project experience: Contribute to meaningful work and apply your university learning to real‑world projects from day one. Exposure to iconic projects: Be part of projects that help shape communities, cities and infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand. AECOM Summer Series: Connect with senior leaders from across our business through an exclusive program of presentations providing insight into different career pathways and areas of expertise. Work alongside technical experts: Work alongside graduates, technical experts, and industry leaders. Be part of a global business: Experience the benefits of working for a global consultancy, with opportunities to collaborate across teams, markets and geographies. Pathway to graduate employment: Successful interns may be considered for future graduate opportunities, providing a direct pathway into AECOM's Graduate Program. Qualifications Summer Intern attributes: Interns who are curious and excited to apply their studies in a professional environment. You'll bring strong communication and teamwork skills, a positive and proactive attitude, adaptability, and a commitment to professionalism and integrity. Bachelor’s Degree: You must be in your penultimate year of a Bachelor’s or Postgraduate degree in Civil Engineering, Urban Planning or a related discipline. Commencement: Able to work full time hours from 16 November 2026 – 19 February 2027. Working Rights: You must have full working rights to work in New Zealand before applying. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we believe in your potential and are here to help you achieve it. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr