Lead, coordinate, and integrate all technical disciplines associated with Systems projects, ensuring technical excellence, adherence to deadlines, cost control, regulatory compliance, and alignment with the business's strategic objectives.
Responsibilities
Coordinate the life cycle of railway projects, ensuring technical compliance and adherence to the schedule and budget.
Manage interfaces across disciplines (signaling, telecommunications, rolling stock, track, and electrification (Power)).
Monitor reliability, availability, and operational efficiency KPIs, proposing action plans to correct or adjust targets.
Track KPIs by contract and support management in issuing reports on them.
Participate in the Governance Committee.
Requirements
Completed higher education degree in Engineering
MBA/Specialization in Project Management or a railway-related specialization
Lead Power Supply Traction Engineer responsible for design review, technical approval, site surveillance, and testing & commissioning oversight of the traction power supply package for Cairo Metro Line 1.
Responsibilities
Design review and technical verification of contractor submittals
Scrutinize calculations and system studies
Verify design compliance for traction substations and related equipment
Lead utility design and delivery for the Melbourne Rail Stage 1 project, managing power, lighting, approvals, and interface with utilities and rail stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Lead utility design coordination and delivery for MARS1
Deliver temporary and permanent power and lighting at Tottenham Yard
Manage approvals and interfaces with AusNet, Jemena, APA Group and telcos
Oversee Pipeline Impact Assessments, Safety Management Studies and risk controls
Manage utility investigations, relocations and Ground Penetrating Permit approvals
Compensation: $137,500 to $165,000 annual salary (FLSA exempt)
Responsibilities
Fulfill the requirements of Spec Item 2.C.14.5.3, Interface With Other Contractors and Government Forces.
Advise the COR on integrating other contractor and Government force efforts with existing facility operations and infrastructure standards.
Coordinate with Building Management and authorized EMCOR personnel to schedule mechanical room tours, equipment familiarization and reviews of building operating systems.
Coordinate with NORESCO personnel on chiller plant operations, inspection and maintenance procedures, and the interface between the chiller plant and other building systems.
Lead preparation of the Initial PWS Analysis and Clarification Report (within 15 business days of NTP) and the Mechanical Room and Building Systems Assessment (within 20 business days of NTP).
Requirements
Nice to have: Experience coordinating multiple contractors and Government work forces in an occupied federal building
Nice to have: Experience with central plant operations, including chiller plants operated under energy savings performance contracts
Support the development and integration of advanced space-based sensing and mission capabilities for the US Space Force and national security.
Compensation
Min: $135,035.83
Max: $234,801.11
Responsibilities
Define, develop, and maintain high-level system architectures that translate mission objectives, operational needs, and technical requirements into cohesive system designs.
Establish and communicate architectural vision, design principles, and technical direction to support current and future mission capabilities.
Decompose complex systems into manageable subsystems, components, layers, and/or functional elements, and support defining their roles, relationships, dependencies, and interfaces.
Lead and support system integration activities across multiple systems and systems of systems, ensuring architectural alignment, interoperability, and end-to-end mission functionality.
Develop and maintain system architecture views, functional and physical diagrams, interface definitions, technical baselines, and other architectural products.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or another relevant technical discipline
Lead Engineer responsible for plant integration engineering, overseeing design, scheduling, resource planning, and technical guidance for advanced nuclear reactor projects.
Locations (7)
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
Schenectady, New York, United States
Greenville, South Carolina, United States
Pensacola, Florida, United States
Houston, Texas, United States
Qualifications*
Bachelor's Degree in Sciences or Engineering
Knowledge and/or Experience*
6 years experience in multiple project functions and assignments, e.g., project management, engineering, construction, procurement, etc. in the Oil & Gas Industry.
Experience with Oil & Gas Companies, EPC contractors, sub-contractors, vendors or service companies involved in the oil and gas industry.
Knowledge in project planning, scheduling, cost control, project gating system, project execution plan, risk management, change management, interface management, commissioning, and hand over processes/procedures.
Knowledge in international engineering standards, specifications and design.
Intensive experience working in large scale operating organizations in Operations, Projects, Subsurface, etc.
For candidates applying to a U.S. based position, the pay range for this position is between $85,600.00 and $164,000.00. The Company pays a geographic differential of 110%, 120% or 130% of salary in certain areas.
Responsibilities
Provide technical guidance and leadership
Oversee project scheduling and resource planning
Develop talent through mentorship
Act as point-of-contact between engineering team and customers
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