Project Engineering Manager - Telecom

and approved work methods. • Managing the handover process to the commissioning team and supporting them during the testing phase. • Analyzing requirements and proposing cost-effective solutions to the track lead engineer. • Ensuring designs meet health and safety standards. • Coordinating with other entities, including activities and civil work partners, on technical aspects of interfaces. • Resolving technical issues on-site, from investigation to modification implementation and problem closure. • Supporting and coordinating telecom activities on-site. • Ensuring all designs and solutions are reviewed with Telecom engineering. • Creating and supporting telecom architectures and solutions for the project in line with system requirements. • Maintaining contact with clients and/or consortium representatives for telecom sub-system definition. • Conducting technology research with suppliers and assisting sourcing teams with telecom supplier mapping and compliance matrix preparation. • Planning, executing, monitoring, and controlling design, configuration, maintenance, testing, and commissioning activities for telecommunication systems in line with project schedules. • Interfacing with customers and engineers to provide updates on design and commissioning status. • Coordinating and maintaining as-built documentation submissions. • Managing the deployment and sizing of networks, including fiber optic transmission and physical deployments. • Monitoring and maintaining network performance using protocol analyzers and performance indicators. All about you • We value passion and attitude over experience. That’s why we don’t expect you to have every single skill. Instead, we’ve listed some that we think will help you succeed and grow in this role: • Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or equivalent. • Knowledge of network infrastructure (e.g., switches, routers, firewalls, media converters). • Understanding of associated protocols (TCP/IP, MPLS, LAN-WAN) and routing principles (static and dynamic). • CCNA and CCNP certifications (preferred). • Experience with telecom subsystems and interfaces (railway systems experience is a plus). • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including with third parties such as clients. • Organized, structured, and detail-oriented with a hands-on approach. • Extensive working knowledge of complex networks (both wired and wireless) and network architecture design. • Experience with switching and routing protocols. • Familiarity with wireless communications in demanding scenarios. • Prior experience managing medium-to-large projects and project teams. • Understanding of test and commissioning processes. • Fluency in English, both written and spoken. • Experience in the railway signalling systems sector (preferred)