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ACCIONA champions a different way of doing business: Business as Unusual, delivering benefits far beyond the corporate realm.

Driven by the ambition to leave a positive legacy for society and design a better planet, we lead in developing solutions in renewable energy, sustainable water management, and sustainable infrastructure.

We cover the entire value chain, from design and construction to operation and maintenance. With a presence in over 40 countries, we conduct our business with a commitment to positively contribute to the economic and social development of the communities where we operate.

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Rating is calculated based on 26 reviews and is evolving.

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Project Engineer
3.7
4 May 2026
Great place for a Project Engineer focused on sustainable infrastructure
Pros: I really like it here as a Project Engineer. The focus on sustainable infrastructure is inspiring, and I've found excellent learning opportunities in the construction industry. The team is supportive, and the pay and benefits are quite competitive. It feels like a stable place for career development.
Cons: Some internal approval processes can be slow, causing project delays. Also, busy periods mean longer hours, typical for our industry, but it can affect work-life balance.
Advice to Management: Streamline internal approval processes for better project efficiency and to support teams on tight deadlines.
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Project Engineer
3.1
25 December 2025
Okay Flexibility, Depends on Your Project
Pros: For the office staff in the Austin, TX office, there's a decent hybrid work model. You can often get two days remote, which is good for avoiding the commute. It's a nice perk for general support and administrative roles here.
Cons: However, as a Project Engineer on big infrastructure projects, you're almost always onsite. There isn't much work flexibility once construction kicks off. It's pretty tough to balance things when you're tied to the job site daily.
Advice to Management: Try to find ways to offer some more flexibility for field roles, even if it's just administrative days or project planning done remotely when possible. It'd really help with retention for construction industry professionals.
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Project Engineer
3.1
23 February 2026
Hybrid model works, but not for everyone
Pros: The hybrid setup is a real plus if your specific project allows it. Some engineering roles can actually do a few days WFH, which helps with personal appointments. It's a nice perk for a global infrastructure company.
Cons: Work flexibility really depends on your project and manager. Many onsite construction roles, especially for civil engineering, don't get much WFH. It can feel like two different companies sometimes. Don't expect full remote options if you're hands-on.
Advice to Management: Try to standardize flexibility policies across different departments and project types. It's hard when some teams get a decent hybrid model and others, especially on infrastructure projects, are stuck 100% onsite with no options. This impacts morale for Project Engineer roles.
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