I applied online. The process took 9 months. I interviewed at AECOM
Interview
I applied for the role in November 2017 and received an email following my completion of the situational judgement test, letting me know that I passed that stage of the application, and that they would be in touch shortly.
My next correspondence with AECOM was in AUGUST 2018, asking me about what locations I would be willing to work in. Quite frankly, I think it is disgustingly rude that they make their applicants wait that long for a response, especially since most applicants for graduate roles are final year students who are extremely busy, and put lots of time and effort into job applications. This has definitely put me off from ever considering applying to AECOM in the future, and really contradicts the company's core values. If they treat you like this when you're applying and they're trying to attract you to work for them, what will it be like once you've started there?!
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at AECOM (London, England) in Mar 2016
Interview
Technical question: I had to design the layout of a new road connecting two towns, explain why I chose that alignment and what factor I'd have to consider for the design. Then answer a few following questions about town planning and infrastructure planning related topics.
They asked me to write a short essay about a personal topic out of a proposed list.
The personal interview was both skills related and technical. First they asked me to explain what I had done to the date and why I chose transport planning.
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
Tell us about a time when you had problems to communicate with a group and how you solved it.
Applied online, I got through to the next round which was video interview and numerical reasoning. I was emailed in between to tell me I got through to the next rounds, it took about 3-4 weeks in between. The next round is an interview in the assessment centre in England.