AtkinsRéalis
World-class engineering services and nuclear organisation
- 1001+ employees
- B2B
- Energy
- Analytics
- Consulting
- Quartier des Spectacles, Montreal, QC
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Company mission
To connect people, data and technology to transform the world’s infrastructure and energy systems.
Our take
Connected energy systems and infrastructure require connected companies, and AtkinsRéalis is the result of a web of businesses integrating into one large engineering and nuclear services enterprise. With companies under its umbrella dating back to 1911, it’s a major player in the energy services and consulting space.
Covering the whole lifecycle of energy assets, AtkinsRéalis are hired to consult and advise on energy and infrastructure projects, building the tech and data surrounding its clients' projects. Services include intelligent networks & cybersecurity, project and construction management, decommissioning and environmental services.
Having been acquired by SNC Lavalin in 2017, AtkinsRéalis is one of the most trusted voices in the energy and infrastructure sector, and its global client base means it’s only set to continue on an impressive growth trajectory.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- 33 days annual leave, including bank holidays, with the option to buy an additional 15 days or sell up to 5 days
- Two paid annual volunteer days
- An impressive range of rewards and benefits
- A variety of employee networks for social interaction, peer support and personal development
- Opportunities to further develop yourself by applying to various company-wide development programmes
- An enhanced maternity scheme and family-friendly policies
- Access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP), providing you with immediate and confidential help for any work, health or life matters and a wealth of other wellbeing resources
Leadership
Ian Edwards
(President & CEO)Previously the President & CEO of SNC Lavalin, Managing Director of Leighton Asia, Division Director of Gammon Construction and studied Civil Engineering at the University of Lancashire.