The Track Alignment Engineer will lead and assure track alignment design for major rail projects while coordinating multidisciplinary interfaces. They are responsible for reviewing horizontal and vertical alignments, enforcing design standards, and managing technical approvals throughout the project lifecycle.
Design and implement advanced GIS solutions and web applications to support complex transportation and infrastructure projects. Automate geospatial workflows and ensure seamless integration between GIS, BIM, and tabular data systems.
You will design lighting and traffic signal systems using AutoCAD and Civil 3D while coordinating utilities and electrical infrastructure projects. Additionally, you will perform field support, site inspections, and manage project documentation and stakeholder communications.
You will lead and supervise feasibility and design studies for electrification projects while coordinating technical requirements across multiple concurrent projects. Additionally, you will draft technical offers, mentor junior staff, and provide expert analysis for energy systems in transport infrastructure.
The Chief Engineer will lead the design authority for tunnel ventilation and station air conditioning, overseeing complex HVAC systems and emergency smoke management strategies. They will also manage system integration, safety validation, and coordinate physical interfaces with civil and architectural teams to ensure operational efficiency.
The role involves designing and supervising ventilation and smoke extraction systems for underground tunnels and stations. You will also be responsible for numerical simulations, technical documentation, and leading teams of designers on national and international projects.
Candidates are invited to submit an unsolicited application to join the team across various multidisciplinary engineering and planning sectors. You will be expected to provide expertise in areas such as transport, utilities, environment, or digital solutions.
The Training Engineer will lead the coordination and governance of client training initiatives, including designing training plans and overseeing execution. They will also manage subject-matter experts and validate training materials to ensure alignment with project objectives.
Lead the detailed design, engineering, and quality assurance of permanent way systems for high-speed rail projects. Develop long-term maintenance strategies and ensure technical compliance across all railway infrastructure disciplines.
The Technical Coordinator manages technical interfaces and coordinates production teams across infrastructure, systems, and architecture disciplines. They are responsible for ensuring design consistency, conducting risk analyses, and facilitating workshops to guarantee the implementation of efficient transport systems.
The Site Engineer will assist in the selection of contractors, preparation of tender documents, and the design review for Platform Screen Door (PSD) systems. They are also responsible for supervising construction activities at the site to ensure compliance with quality, safety, and schedule requirements.
The Contract Expert will manage system contracts throughout their lifecycle, including tendering, negotiation, and close-out. They are also responsible for identifying contractual risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing disputes or claims.
The Contract Expert will assist in the management and interpretation of contracts between GMRCL and various consultants or contractors. They are responsible for monitoring correspondence, analyzing variation requests, and advising on contractual matters to ensure project compliance.
The Quantity Estimator will assist the Chief Contracts Manager with contract administration, procurement processes, and risk management for metro and infrastructure projects. They will also coordinate with stakeholders and assist in drafting tender documents for system, rolling stock, and depot equipment.
The role involves creating and reviewing technical plans and documentation for medium and high voltage electrical installations, substations, and railway electrification. You will coordinate with project engineers to resolve interferences and prepare material lists.
The role involves performing risk analyses and railway safety studies within a multidisciplinary technical environment. The candidate will apply Common Safety Methods and CENELEC standards to ensure railway systems are safe and efficient.
The role involves taking professional responsibility for the design and coordination of overhead line equipment in complex railway projects. Key duties include ensuring compliance with EN standards, managing technical interfaces, and quality-assuring technical documentation.
Supervise and control the execution of building works within railway environments, focusing on building structures. Responsibilities include monitoring planning, costs, and quality while coordinating with technical teams and contractors.
Supervise the execution and control of Overhead Contact Line (OCL) works for high-speed railway infrastructure. Coordinate OCL installation and renovation activities with other specialties while ensuring compliance with technical and safety regulations.
Supervise the execution and control of building installations (electrical, HVAC, plumbing, etc.) for non-residential and industrial facilities. Coordinate with project management and other specialties to ensure correct integration and compliance with technical and safety regulations.
Supervise the execution of track and switch assembly works for a high-speed technical station. Ensure correct alignment, leveling, and material quality while coordinating with other engineering specialties.
Responsible for the technical and economic monitoring of railway works, specifically focusing on superstructure and electrification. The role involves coordinating the technical assistance team and ensuring the correct execution of works in compliance with regulations.
Perform 3D modeling using Revit, Civil 3D, and Navisworks for railway infrastructure projects. Coordinate models across civil works, architecture, MEP, and electrification while managing interference detection and changes.
The role involves managing public consultation processes and conducting environmental regulatory diagnostics for energy transition projects. Responsibilities include drafting regulatory dossiers, performing impact analyses, and managing project budgets and schedules.
Develop electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical specifications for passenger and freight rail vehicles. Lead the design of electrical sub-assemblies and oversee installation and testing procedures.
