Insights Australia

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In a momentous shift, SNC-Lavalin has transitioned to AtkinsRéalis, marking a new era of innovation, collaboration, and excellence in engineering consultancy.  With this rebrand comes a fresh persp

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In January 2024, Srijana embarked on a new chapter in her engineering career, joining AtkinsRealis as a Chartered Structural Engineer. With six years of experience on a wide variety of projects, Sr

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A mechanical engineer turned trailblazer in rail operations, seven months ago, Sophie joined AtkinsRéalis' Australian Transport Advisory Team, bringing a wealth of experience and a Chartered Creden

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Brisbane is a hub of opportunities for civil engineers, particularly at SNC-Lavalin. With a booming construction industry, growing population, flexible talent pool, and buzzy “vibe,” the Queen

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Skip to engineering jobs in Brisbane Across Queensland, there is a significant investment in widespread engineering projects. The major projects pipeline suggests investment will rea

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Across the world, the engineering industry is focused on bridging the gender gap and improving equality and diversity. In Australia, there is a significant focus on improving gender equality, es

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At AtkinsRéalis, people are the heart of everything we do. As an inclusive organization we strongly believe in paving successful and fun careers for our graduates. One of the key contributors to

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The Australian market is an important growth area for SNC-Lavalin. Over the last 24 years, we have established a strong presence with offices across Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne.  SNC-Laval

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The engineering sector, particularly the rail industry, relies on problem solvers. Problem solvers will use their training, ingenuity, creative thinking, past experiences, and background to develop th

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For many years, Australia has been widely renowned for the agriculture, mining, finance, and energy sectors, amongst others. But the technology sector is now a key pillar of the Australi

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The rail sector is vital to Australian business, carrying people and commodities over more than 33,000km of track across the country, and it has established a reputation for fostering innovation

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When you start out your career as a Project Technician, you don't expect to be put onto one of the most complex works in the country. Ben Howe at SNC-Lavalin in Perth, Australia is currently working o

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Meet Mathilde Roubille Mathilde describes herself as a 28 years old French woman living in Brisbane, Australia, who is passionate about innovation and digital technologies, especially the opportunity

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Meet Agnes Lautenschlager Agnes Lautenschlager returned from a career break and joined Atkins, a member of the SNC-Lavalin group, in Australia as an Environment Engineering Specialist. She works part-

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I’m David Boland, project controls manager at SNC-Lavalin. Although I’m based in Perth, Australia, my work impacts many of the business processes in Asia Pacific. I work in construction an

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Meet William Wachsmann, head of Safety and Assurance for SNC-Lavalin Rail & Transit in Australia. Having trained as a mechanical engineer, a large proportion of William’s 35-year career has been in sp

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I’m Jennifer Feng, process engineering intern at SNC-Lavalin, in Perth, Australia. I started my internship here in December 2018. So far, I’m really excited to be working for a huge, g

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Operating in a very competitive market, SNC-Lavalin’s ability to deliver high-quality products and services is directly linked to our success. Enter Kerry-Lee Catterick, our regional quality manager f

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10 June 2019 Manbahadur Limbu (or “Limbu”) first heard about our organization from a friend who worked at Kentz, a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, in Qatar. His friend spoke about the culture and at

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Mother’s Day with Karen Blanc, engineering manager 11/03/2018 When recently announcing her pregnancy, New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern referred to the Igbo saying, ‘it takes a village to raise a child’,