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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.

Expression of interest for future opportunities with Egis Ireland across transport, water, buildings, and major infrastructure. The talent community welcomes engineers, project and programme managers, quantity surveyors, commercial and asset managers, operations and maintenance professionals, and technical leaders. Roles may involve civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, MEP, environmental, water and wastewater engineering, project delivery, infrastructure operations, or design management. Candidates may enter through degree, apprenticeship, certification, vocational, trade, or hands-on industry pathways.

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.

Supports Project Managers and Project Directors with planning, scheduling, resource coordination, client and stakeholder liaison, risk and issue tracking, procurement, contract administration, budget management, document control, reporting, and compliance with health, safety, quality, and environmental requirements. The role contributes to infrastructure projects, particularly rail-related work, while using project controls, ERP systems, Microsoft Project, and Primavera P6.

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.

The Project Planner develops and maintains project programmes for transportation and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include creating work breakdown structures, coordinating design, procurement, construction, quality and assurance deliverables, managing programme submissions and comments, tracking progress, performing earned value and time impact analysis, supporting change control, and identifying mitigation measures. The role requires collaboration with project managers, commercial teams, clients, contractors and site teams across major civil engineering projects.

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.