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Strong employer brand but senior, niche railway planning role limits applicant density.
Railway project planning and industrial processes require domain-specific experience, limiting cross-industry transfer.
Explicit 10–12 years, engineering degree, and domain-specific rail project planning experience required.
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Develop and maintain comprehensive project schedules for tender and contract/program execution phases, ensuring alignment with internal and customer requirements.
Coordinate scheduling activities across multiple units and stakeholders, including suppliers, consortium partners, and the customer, to manage time commitments and identify risks.
Deliver timely schedule reports, lead project schedule meetings, and propose mitigation actions to address potential delays and ensure on-time project delivery.
Engineering graduate degree.
10-12 years of project management and industrial experience, familiar with tender, engineering, industrial, sourcing, supply chain, and quality processes.
Good knowledge of railway products and systems.
Proficient in English; experience working in international and multi-cultural environments.
Experienced in managing complex, multi-unit railway or infrastructure projects with strong coordination and scheduling skills.
Capable of detailed schedule analysis, critical path identification, and proactive risk mitigation aligned with customer contractual requirements.
Strong operational focus with ability to influence across diverse internal and external stakeholders, ensuring robust schedule baseline approval and maintenance.