Assistant Project Manager – Infrastructure & Capital Projects

Role Overview

• You’ll serve as a day‑to‑day point of coordination for water and wastewater clients.
• You’ll participate in client meetings, workshops, and executive briefings.
• You’ll support the development of presentations, decision materials, and client communications.
• You’ll help translate technical and financial concepts into clear, client‑ready messaging.
• You’ll build and maintain relationships within the Texas water and wastewater community, including utilities, authorities, and industry groups.
• You’ll support execution of infrastructure programs with a focus on scope, schedule, and risk—rather than design production.
• You’ll assist with identifying project risks, data gaps, and dependencies that influence delivery and pricing.
• You’ll support development of feasibility efforts, work plans, and delivery strategies.
• You’ll contribute to alignment across engineering, financial, and procurement workstreams.
• You’ll help ensure projects remain defensible, structured, and aligned with client governance expectations.
• You’ll support pursuit efforts, including proposal development, scope definition, and pricing inputs.
• You’ll assist with pipeline tracking, client outreach, and opportunity identification.
• You’ll participate in industry events, conferences, and client engagement activities.
• You’ll help position Accenture as a trusted advisor in the Texas water market.
• You’ll contribute to expanding relationships with utilities, regional authorities, and funding entities.
• You’ll utilize Microsoft tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, SharePoint) to develop structured work plans and tracking tools.
• You’ll build executive‑level presentations and decision materials using Microsoft applications.
• You’ll coordinate internal and external teams through organized collaboration tools.
• You’ll maintain organized project documentation and communication flows across Microsoft platforms.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field
• Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) strongly preferred (Texas or ability to obtain)
• 3–7 years of experience with an engineering consulting firm or infrastructure-focused organization
• Experience supporting public-sector or utility (water/wastewater) projects
• Demonstrated ability in: Client-facing coordination and communication, Project delivery support (scope, schedule, risk—not design production), Working across multiple stakeholders and disciplines
• Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams

Benefits

• Health & Public Service department
• Remote work options
• Diverse team environment
• Professional development opportunities