Jobs at Egis

Own financial control and reporting across a portfolio of projects. Responsibilities include monthly reporting, cost-to-complete and EAC forecasting, revenue recognition, variance and margin analysis, billing, working capital, change control, risk registers, budgeting, and stakeholder partnering. The role provides commercial insight, challenges project performance, and supports decisions that protect margin, cash, and delivery outcomes.

Leads environmental assessment processes for complex infrastructure projects, coordinating multidisciplinary teams and producing robust EIARs. Responsibilities include technical review, quality assurance, legislative compliance, mitigation integration, environmental risk management, stakeholder liaison, statutory responses, project scope and budget monitoring, bid support, and mentoring junior staff. The role requires strong knowledge of Irish and EU environmental legislation, infrastructure consenting, and environmental consultancy practices.

Lead major rail and metro infrastructure programmes, overseeing multidisciplinary teams, client and stakeholder relationships, commercial performance, safety, quality, risks, resources, and strategic priorities. The role requires leadership of tender-stage Design and Build or PPP projects, systems and MEP integration, automated metro technologies, joint venture delivery, regulated environments, and transition into live project delivery.

Lead the design and delivery of major rail and transport infrastructure projects, managing scope, schedule, budget, safety, quality, stakeholders, clients, multidisciplinary teams, and specialist sub-consultants. The role requires overseeing project performance, developing delivery strategies, coordinating NEC contracts, and maintaining strong client relationships. Candidates must be Chartered Engineers with NEC4 accreditation and at least 10 years of relevant major civil engineering or transport infrastructure experience.

Lead planning and project controls across transportation and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining programmes, managing client and subcontractor interfaces, coordinating milestones and procurement schedules, supporting compensation events and commercial forecasts, tracking earned value and material quantities, managing time risk allowances, and ensuring accurate project reporting. The role also leads and develops the planning team, supports audits, coordinates with construction and procurement teams, and communicates programme changes to stakeholders.

Supports project managers and directors with planning, scheduling, monitoring, risk and issue tracking, stakeholder coordination, procurement, contract administration, budget management, document control, reporting, ERP project controls, and compliance with health, safety, quality, and environmental requirements.

Designs and develops water infrastructure systems, including drainage, water supply, and wastewater solutions. Performs hydraulic analysis, site investigations, feasibility studies, and technical documentation using CAD and modelling tools. Ensures compliance with Irish and UK standards, environmental legislation, and water authority requirements. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, clients, and regulators; reviews junior engineers’ work; maintains project records; and contributes to design process improvements.

Leads drainage design on infrastructure projects, including drainage networks, pipework, channels, gullies, attenuation systems, catchment analysis, flow estimation, culvert design, and OPW Section 50 applications. Provides client updates, works independently, and supports junior staff. Requires expertise in Irish TII and DMURS standards, regional drainage codes, SuDS, and software including InfoDrainage, HEC-RAS, and CulvertMaster.

Leads Egis’s rail business in Ireland, overseeing strategy, growth, client relationships, commercial performance, bids, frameworks, project delivery, governance, and team development. The role manages revenue, margins, budgets, opportunities, stakeholder engagement, contract performance, and multidisciplinary capability across Irish, UK, and international resources. It also provides senior oversight of major rail commissions and supports safe, high-quality, sustainable delivery.

Leads systems engineering and integration for heavy rail infrastructure projects. Coordinates signalling, electrical, telecommunications, and station-system designs; manages system architecture, requirements, interfaces, technical plans, risks, and integration conflicts. Supports quality assurance, system assurance submissions, safety certification, and compliance with international standards while coordinating internal teams, partners, and third parties.

Manage infrastructure and technology Task Orders across motorway and tunnel operations, including capital works, renewals, upgrades, schedules, budgets, tenders, subcontractors, and stakeholder coordination. Lead the Change Control Process through impact assessment, risk review, approvals, documentation, and implementation. Ensure project deliverables, Safety Files, RAMS, quality plans, certifications, training, and handover documentation meet operational, regulatory, safety, and quality requirements.

Designs and develops electrical systems for water and wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, and related infrastructure. Produces technical specifications, load schedules, network diagrams, reports, calculations, and submittals. Reviews MCC, PLC, and SCADA designs; supports RFIs, FAT, SAT, QA/QC, commissioning, and client coordination. Supervises junior engineers, contributes to business development, and supports project delivery across multidisciplinary teams.

Lead delivery of Active Travel projects in Ireland including project planning, team leadership, client engagement, quality assurance, financial management, reporting, and business development to secure new urban transport work.

Lead and manage a defined rail package for MetroLink Dublin, integrating multidisciplinary design teams, ensuring compliance with discipline prescriptions and Irish standards, controlling scope, cost and programme, chairing coordination and design reviews, and acting as the technical authority to deliver design outputs to quality and schedule targets.

Lead and deliver civil design workstreams for roads and active travel projects across feasibility to detailed design. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, collaborate with CAD/BIM staff, mentor junior engineers, support project managers, apply sustainable design principles, and ensure high-quality, technically sound deliverables.

Lead and deliver road and highway projects across Ireland, managing project execution, budgets, teams, client engagement, quality assurance, reporting, and business development to secure and deliver transport infrastructure work.

Lead and coordinate design delivery for Bus Connects infrastructure projects. Act as client liaison, manage multidisciplinary teams and sub-consultants, ensure projects meet scope, schedule, budget, safety, and quality requirements, and drive stakeholder engagement and design coordination.