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CIMIC

Engineering-led construction, mining, and services

Senior Process Engineer

Full-TimeDeadline 10/15/26
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor's
Brisbane QLD, Australia
In PersonThe role is based in Brisbane or Adelaide; the ATS location specifies Brisbane.
Manufacturing & Process EngineeringProcess Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • A minimum of 7 years of experience.
  • A recognised bachelor's degree in engineering in a relevant discipline.
  • Experience with SYSCAD.
  • Demonstrated experience across multiple engineering phases.
  • Demonstrated experience working on multidisciplinary projects.
  • Experience leading studies and project teams.
  • Professional engineering registration in the relevant legislated Australian state jurisdiction.
Responsibilities
  • Provide technical input to engineering projects to determine design requirements, engineering scope, and constraints.
  • Develop plans, specifications, and other documents.
  • Execute a scope of work and lead work programs, including advising on the identification, selection, and procurement of equipment or components.
  • Deliver engineering scopes and guide the application of standard engineering techniques and procedures.
  • Acknowledge and apply concepts of sustainability to engineering.
  • Support continuous improvement of engineering standards, systems, and processes.
  • Develop process deliverables hands-on and provide technical and project direction for multidisciplinary design teams.
  • Manage internal and external stakeholders to deliver projects from concept through execution.
Desired Qualifications
  • Background in engineering consulting on small to medium projects.
  • Experience in hydrometallurgical processes.
  • Experience in copper, uranium, gold, aluminium, and battery materials.

About the company

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CIMIC Group provides engineering-led services across construction, mining, and related fields, managing projects from planning and investment through design, construction, and long-term operation. It works through a network of specialized subsidiaries—CPB Contractors, Leighton Asia, Broad, Thiess, Sedgman, UGL, Pacific Partnerships, EIC Activities, Ventia, and BIC Contracting—to offer integrated solutions for infrastructure, resources, and services. Revenue comes from construction contracts, mining operations, and long-term service agreements, including public-private partnerships with governments and institutions. The goal is to deliver coordinated, end-to-end asset development and management, leveraging a large platform that combines multiple capabilities to cover the full project lifecycle.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Sydney, Australia

Founded

1949

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What believers are saying

  • UGL started Vocus ADIP early works on 2026-08-23 for Sydney-Melbourne fibre.
  • CPB won Queensland's Townsville Correction Centre uplift on 2026-08-25, worth about $730 million revenue.
  • Sedgman won KGL's Jervois Copper processing plant contract on 2026-10-01, extending mining momentum.

What critics are saying

  • CIMIC Morningstar lost its Chandos appeal on 2026-09-09 after a $6.47 million award.
  • Project-specific execution risk remains high after repeated design-change disputes and schedule overruns.
  • Heavy Australia public-sector exposure leaves CIMIC vulnerable if transport and social capex stalls.

What makes CIMIC unique

  • CIMIC’s subsidiaries span design, construction, mining, and operations across full asset lifecycles.
  • UGL and CPB bundle early works, delivery, and maintenance for complex infrastructure.
  • Sedgman and Thiess give CIMIC exposure to resources projects beyond pure contractors.

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Company Equity

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Mining Monthly
Oct 1st, 2026
Sedgman to deliver Jervois processing plant.

Sedgman to deliver Jervois processing plant. The contractor has been working with KGL Resources since 2017 01 October 2026 CIMIC Group's Sedgman has been awarded a design, procurement and construction contract for the delivery of a processing plant at KGL Resources' Jervois copper project in the Northern Territory. The... Essential news & insights for the METS sector. AMM: Premier information hub for Australia's mining innovation and excellence. Stay ahead with the latest trends, technology, and practices. Essential for professionals. More on this topic. The latest Australian mining news by expert editors, covering commodities, operations and technology.

Fully Loaded
Sep 23rd, 2026
Who has joined Transport Australia's Board?

Who has joined Transport Australia's Board? Transport Australia has appointed senior executives from CIMIC Group, ACCIONA and Transurban to its Board as it strengthens its cross-sector leadership and national transport focus. Transport Australia has appointed three senior infrastructure and transport executives to its Board as the industry association strengthens its leadership across the national transport system. The new directors are CIMIC Group president and executive director Roberto Gallardo, ACCIONA Australia and New Zealand Infrastructure CEO Peter Regan and Transurban Group executive for Delivery and Risk Nicole Stoddart. Transport Australia said the appointments would add current experience spanning infrastructure construction, project delivery, transport operations, finance and public policy. The organisation brings public and private sector participants together around issues including transport productivity, safety, resilience and capability. Who are the new directors? Gallardo brings more than 30 years of international infrastructure and construction experience. As president and executive director of CIMIC Group, he leads the organisation's strategic direction, governance and long-term growth. Regan joined ACCIONA in September 2026 after five years as chief executive of Sydney Metro. He has more than 25 years of experience across infrastructure development, financing and delivery, including senior roles at Transport for NSW as chief financial officer and deputy secretary for Infrastructure and Place. Stoddart joined Transurban in 2024 as group executive for Delivery and Risk and currently also holds acting responsibility for Australian Markets. Her background includes transport infrastructure, engineering, major project delivery and organisational leadership, including previous senior transport roles with the Victorian Government. Why has Transport Australia refreshed its Board? Transport Australia chair Aneetha de Silva said the organisation wanted its Board to reflect the range of organisations involved in planning, funding, delivering and operating Australia's transport system. "As the peak industry association for the transport sector, Transport Australia is most effective when it is led by a Board comprising the senior leaders of the public and private sector organisations who plan, fund, deliver and operate our national transport system," de Silva said. She said the three incoming directors would bring significant current industry experience to the organisation. That breadth is relevant to an industry increasingly dealing with issues that cross traditional transport boundaries, including road and rail infrastructure, major project delivery, network operations and investment. What does Transport Australia focus on? Transport Australia CEO Ehssan Veiszadeh said the organisation's role was to connect government and industry around national transport priorities. "Transport Australia brings government and industry together to improve the productivity, safety, resilience and capability of the transport system," Veiszadeh said. Its membership includes organisations involved across the lifecycle of transport infrastructure, from planning and financing through to construction, operation and maintenance. Veiszadeh said that experience was intended to feed into national policy discussions and evidence-led advocacy. Who is leaving the Board? The new appointments coincide with the departure of three directors. Bede Noonan, former CEO of ACCIONA's Australia and New Zealand infrastructure business and former Transport Australia treasurer, is leaving alongside Transurban Group executive Nicole Green and former CIMIC Group CEO Pedro Vicente. De Silva credited the outgoing directors with contributing to Transport Australia's development over recent years. "Bede, Pedro and Nicole were major contributors to Transport Australia's evolution over the last few years and have left a great legacy for the organisation and our industry," she said. The changes maintain representation from CIMIC Group, ACCIONA and Transurban while bringing new senior leaders from each organisation into the Board.

Newswire Today
Sep 9th, 2026
CIMIC's CPB Contractors Selected for Kwinana Freeway Upgrade Project - Construction / Architecture / Infra - HOCHTIEF AG

CIMIC's CPB Contractors Selected for Kwinana Freeway Upgrade Project - Construction / Architecture / Infra - HOCHTIEF AG. / | CIMIC's CPB Contractors Selected for Kwinana Freeway Upgrade Project | | / | NewswireTODAY - /newswire/ - Sydney, Australia, 2026/09/09 - CIMIC Group's CPB Contractors has been selected by Main Roads WA to deliver the Kwinana Freeway Upgrade, between Roe Highway and Safety Bay Road, alongside partners McConnell Dowell, Jacobs and Arup - CPBCon.com.au / CIMIC.com.au. ASX: CIM | | / | Your Banner Ad Here instead - Showing along with ALL Articles covering Construction / Architecture / Infra Announcements Replace these Affiliate Programs at ANYTIME! Your banner here within the next hour. 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By strengthening connectivity between communities, employment centres, industrial precincts and key freight routes, the upgrade will support growth, unlock economic opportunities and deliver a safer, more resilient transport network." CPB Contractors Managing Director Craig Nuttall said: "Drawing on decades of experience delivering some of the State's most complex and transformative infrastructure projects, CPB Contractors' staged approach will minimise disruption for motorists. We are committed to working closely with local communities and our environmental, heritage and cultural partners to create sustainable outcomes, maximising employment, training and business opportunities, including for Aboriginal people and Indigenous-owned enterprises." Design and construction of the Kwinana Freeway Upgrade includes: - Construction of a new 2.5km southbound lane and bridge widening between Roe Highway and Berrigan Drive (increasing from four lanes to five); - Construction of a new 3.3km northbound lane from Russell Road to Beeliar Drive (increasing from three lanes to four); - Construction of a new 11km lane in each direction between Russell Road and Mortimer Road (increasing from two lanes to three); - New coordinated ramp signals on the northbound side of the freeway between Safety Bay Road and Roe Highway; - Improvements to noisewalls, safety barriers, surfacing and drainage; - Civil and Intelligent Transport System works to facilitate eleven new coordinated ramp signals on the northbound carriageway of the Freeway between Safety Bay Road and Roe Highway. About CIMIC Group CIMIC Group (cimic.com.au) is an engineering-led construction, mining, services and public private partnerships leader working across the lifecycle of assets, infrastructure and resources projects. CIMIC Group comprises its construction businesses CPB Contractors, Leighton Asia and Broad, its mining and mineral processing companies Thiess (joint control) and Sedgman, its services specialist UGL and its public private partnerships arm Pacific Partnerships all supported by its in-house engineering consultancy EIC Activities. Its mission is to generate sustainable shareholder returns by delivering innovative and competitive solutions for clients and safe, fulfilling careers for its people. 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Grupo ACS
Aug 25th, 2026
CIMIC selected by Vocus to develop major digital infrastructure initiative

CIMIC selected by Vocus to develop major digital infrastructure initiative. UGL, a member of the CIMIC Group, has been selected by Vocus - a leading Australian digital infrastructure provider - as its development partner for the initial phase of the Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform, a major national fibre initiative designed to strengthen Australia's digital infrastructure and support future demand for AI, cloud and data centre connectivity. UGL will deliver an early works program to support development of the project's first proposed route between Sydney and Melbourne. The initial program includes survey, design, engineering, field validation, stakeholder engagement, project management and cost modelling activities required to prepare the project for construction. The Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform is Vocus' long-term initiative to develop new high-capacity fibre subsea, intercapital and metro fibre infrastructure across Australia and the APAC region, supporting growing demand from AI infrastructure, hyperscale and data centres, cloud platforms and digital services. CIMIC Group Chief Executive Officer Jason Spears said: "Reliable, high-capacity digital infrastructure is increasingly critical to Australia's economic growth and productivity. CIMIC Group is pleased to support Vocus in developing this nationally significant project, which will strengthen connectivity between major population centres and support the growth of emerging technologies, including hyperscale data centres, artificial intelligence and cloud computing." UGL Managing Director Sam Goldsmith said: "UGL has a long history of delivering complex infrastructure that underpins Australia's growth and prosperity. This partnership expands UGL's role in Australia's digital future. By supporting the development of next-generation fibre infrastructure, we are helping create the connectivity backbone required to support growing demand from data centres, cloud services and AI-enabled technologies." The agreement further strengthens UGL's relationship with leading infrastructure owners and operators and positions the company to support the delivery of future stages of the Australian Digital Infrastructure Platform as it expands across Australia. The early works program is expected to start in August 2026. You may like...

Fundación Consejo España-Australia
Aug 10th, 2026
The ACS Group, through CIMIC, is developing two new renewable energy projects in Australia.

The ACS Group, through CIMIC, is developing two new renewable energy projects in Australia. Its subsidiaries UGL and CPB Contractors will participate in the construction of a wind farm in Western Australia and in the modernization of the electricity grid in New South Wales The Australian company CIMIC Group, part of its patron Grupo ACS, has announced the award of two new strategic projects combining renewable energy generation and the modernization of electrical infrastructure. The first project is the construction of the Narrogin wind farm in Western Australia, which will have a capacity of 179 MW. UGL and CPB Contractors, subsidiaries of CIMIC, have been selected by Neoen and Envision to carry out the works, which will include the design and construction of access roads, platforms, foundations, collector circuits, and a high-voltage substation. The project will feature 23 wind turbines of 7.8 MW each. The second project is being developed in New South Wales, where UGL has won a contract with Transgrid to carry out the necessary works for the future installation of synchronous condensers at the Wellington and Darlington Point substations. This project is part of the first phase of Transgrid's System Strengthening Plan. UGL's work includes earthworks, foundations, underground utilities, and new facilities to house electrical and communications systems. This infrastructure will be essential to ensuring the security and resilience of the grid. With these two projects, CIMIC consolidates its position in energy and renewable infrastructure in Australia. Read the news on the ACS Group website