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APTITUDE EXPERTS

MOE Project Manager

APTITUDE EXPERTS

. Manage all or part of a railway project in compliance with quality, cost, and schedule objectives .

Posted 11/5/2026full-timeMetz • FranceMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in managing railway infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with quality, cost, and schedule objectives while coordinating multidisciplinary studies and managing stakeholder interfaces. Proficient in cost monitoring, estimating, scheduling, and preparing technical documents and tender packages.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Project Management ExperienceRailway Infrastructure KnowledgeCost Monitoring and EstimatingTender Document PreparationMS Project Proficiency

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Hard Skills
Project ManagementCost EstimatingSchedulingTechnical Document CompilationBid AnalysisRisk MonitoringMultidisciplinary CoordinationInfrastructure Technical KnowledgeRailway Construction ManagementDigital Signaling Knowledge
Soft Skills
LeadershipCommunicationCollaborationDecision-MakingReporting
Tools & Technologies
MS ProjectAdvanced Excel
Certifications & Qualifications
Engineering Degree
Industry Keywords
Railway InfrastructurePublic Procurement ContractsTender DocumentsConstruction EngineeringCatenary SystemsSignaling SystemsElectric TractionPower SystemsCentralized Network ControlInfrastructure Manager Standards

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
ChefTypeScript

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Manage all or part of a railway project in compliance with quality, cost, and schedule objectives
  • Coordinate studies across the various disciplines: signaling, catenary, track, power, telecommunications, and civil engineering
  • Manage internal and external design offices
  • Compile technical documents and cost estimates to prepare study packages
  • Draft executive summaries and contribute to the project’s financial model
  • Monitor project costs, schedules, and risks
  • Prepare decision-making committees and phase-gate reviews
  • Lead meetings and provide reporting to the Project Manager and the Project Owner
  • Contribute to the preparation and approval of tender documents
  • Perform the technical analysis of bids
  • Launch and monitor works and services contracts
  • Manage interfaces with the Project Owner, design and construction engineering teams, contractors and industrial stakeholders, the railway operator, and maintenance facilities

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Engineering degree or equivalent (Master’s level)
  • At least 5 years of project management experience in railway infrastructure, on the engineering, client, or construction contractor side
  • Experience managing multidisciplinary studies through the detailed design phase or through the start of construction
  • Strong technical knowledge of infrastructure disciplines: signaling, catenary and electric traction, track, and power
  • Proficiency in cost monitoring, estimating, and scheduling
  • Experience with public procurement contracts: tender documents, bid analysis, and contractor performance monitoring
  • Experience in railway construction works, either managing or monitoring worksites, is a plus
  • Knowledge of digital signaling or centralized network control projects is a plus
  • Knowledge of the infrastructure manager’s standards and project processes is a plus
  • Proficiency in MS Project or equivalent and advanced Excel

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Remote work 2 days per week
  • Work environment with rest areas, coffee facilities, and appropriately equipped meeting rooms
  • Close to public transportation and restaurants
  • Autonomy, quality, and collaboration as part of the company’s professional culture
  • Internal training and knowledge sharing within expert communities