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Aurecon is a design, engineering and advisory company. Our purpose is bringing ideas to life, to imagine and co-create with our clients a better future for people and the planet.

Our culture of Believe it. Say it. Do it. reflects our deep commitment to our clients and each other to build trust and create a better future together.

We are a team who place eminence, digital and innovation at the core of all we do.

Our strength lies in how we bring together our design, engineering and advisory capabilities to provide our clients with integrated solutions across the entire asset lifecycle. From shape and plan – design and deliver – operate and optimise – to close and transform.

Aurecon designers, engineers, scientists and advisors work with our clients across markets and asset types, to tackle some of the world’s most complex challenges.

We are an owner managed company with a strong presence across Australia, New Zealand, and Asia.

To learn more about what we have been up to visit our newsroom (aurecongroup.com/about/latest-news), or take a glimpse into the future on our Just Imagine blog (justimagine.aurecongroup.com).

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Rating is calculated based on 45 reviews and is evolving.

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Civil Engineer
3.4
7 February 2026
A good engineering consultancy, but balance can be tough
Pros: I've worked on some really interesting infrastructure projects here. The teams are generally supportive, and there are some hybrid work options for us in the Sydney office, which helps with flexibility.
Cons: As a Civil Engineer, the workload can be seriously intense. It's common to work long hours, especially when project deadlines hit. This definitely impacts your work-life balance and makes it hard to switch off.
Advice to Management: Management should really look at resource allocation for infrastructure projects. It's tough to maintain work-life balance when employees are constantly overloaded. Support for better work-life balance for engineering roles is crucial.
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Civil Engineer
3.4
7 February 2026
Okay WLB but Project Demands are Real
Pros: There's a decent hybrid model, so I wasn't always stuck in the office. You get some flexibility for personal appointments, which is good. For some design work, WFH is pretty standard, especially if you're not on client site.
Cons: The work-life balance here is definitely tough during peak project cycles. Expect some long hours, especially on big infrastructure projects. It's hard to switch off when deadlines loom for a consulting firm, leading to burnout.
Advice to Management: Try to better manage project loads and client expectations to avoid constant crunch times for engineering teams. More support for workload distribution would help prevent burnout.
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Civil Engineer
3.4
4 February 2026
Decent place for engineering, but watch your hours
Pros: I've found the hybrid work model really helps with flexibility. It's good to come into the Sydney office a few days, then work from home. For many engineering consulting roles, that flexibility is a big plus.
Cons: Work-life balance can be tough, especially on tight infrastructure projects. There's often pressure to put in extra hours, and it's not always recognized. As a Civil Engineer, I sometimes felt stretched.
Advice to Management: Try to better manage project loads to prevent burnout. Support true 40-hour weeks for the teams.
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