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We are seeking an experienced Test & Commissioning Lead to oversee the successful testing, commissioning and handover of complex projects from construction completion through to operational readiness. This role will coordinate multidisciplinary teams, subcontractors, suppliers and client representatives to ensure systems are installed, tested and commissioned safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved designs, specifications and statutory requirements.

Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining commissioning strategies, plans, schedules, procedures and inspection records; coordinating pre-commissioning, functional testing, integrated systems testing and performance verification; and monitoring progress against programme milestones. You will lead commissioning meetings, manage test documentation, review technical submissions, identify defects and ensure outstanding issues are tracked through to resolution. The role will also involve witnessing tests, validating results, supporting system demonstrations and preparing handover documentation, operation and maintenance information, training materials and final completion reports.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in a test and commissioning leadership position within a construction, infrastructure, engineering or industrial environment. A strong understanding of commissioning processes, quality assurance, health and safety requirements, construction sequencing and relevant technical standards is essential. You should be confident interpreting drawings, specifications and method statements, while having the ability to identify technical risks and implement practical solutions. Excellent communication, coordination and stakeholder-management skills are required, together with strong organisational ability and attention to detail. Experience managing multidisciplinary teams and working across live or operational environments would be advantageous. Relevant technical qualifications, professional accreditation or industry-recognised commissioning certification are desirable. The position may require travel to project sites and occasional flexible working to support testing activities and operational deadlines.

We are seeking a Highways Engineer to join a multidisciplinary transport and infrastructure team in Dublin. This role will involve contributing to the planning, design, assessment and delivery of highway and transportation projects, from early feasibility through to detailed design and construction. You will work closely with engineers, technicians, planners, project managers, contractors and clients to develop practical, safe and cost-effective solutions that meet relevant technical standards and statutory requirements.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing highway designs, junction layouts, road improvement schemes, access arrangements, traffic management proposals and active travel infrastructure. You will assist with the preparation of technical reports, drawings, specifications, schedules, cost estimates and tender documentation, while ensuring that work is delivered to the required quality, programme and budget. The role may also involve site inspections, construction support, design coordination, technical discussions with stakeholders and responding to design queries. You will be expected to identify risks, resolve technical issues and contribute to the continuous improvement of project delivery processes.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, transportation engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant experience in highway or transport infrastructure design. Familiarity with Irish and UK design standards, road safety principles, traffic engineering and relevant statutory guidance is desirable. Experience using design and modelling software, such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, OpenRoads, MicroDrainage or similar platforms, would be advantageous. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to work independently and collaboratively across multiple projects. Professional accreditation, or progress towards professional membership, will be welcomed. A full driving licence and flexibility to travel to project and site locations may also be required.

We are seeking an experienced Design Manager to lead the design delivery of complex rail projects from concept through to construction and completion. This is an opportunity to play a key role in shaping safe, efficient and buildable solutions across multidisciplinary rail infrastructure programmes, including stations, track, signalling, civils, structures, systems and associated works.

You will manage and coordinate design activities, ensuring that technical outputs are delivered to the required quality, programme and budget standards. Responsibilities will include developing design management plans, coordinating internal teams and specialist consultants, reviewing design deliverables, managing interfaces, and monitoring progress against key milestones. You will lead design reviews, identify and resolve technical issues, maintain design risk registers, and ensure that relevant standards, specifications, constructability requirements and assurance processes are applied throughout the project lifecycle. You will also work closely with project managers, commercial teams, construction leads, clients and supply-chain partners to support effective decision-making and successful project delivery.

The successful candidate will have proven experience in a design management role within the rail or wider transport infrastructure sector, together with a strong understanding of multidisciplinary design coordination and construction delivery. Experience of working within regulated environments and managing design consultants and contractors is highly desirable. You should be confident interpreting technical information, challenging proposals constructively and communicating with stakeholders at all levels. A relevant degree or professional qualification in engineering, construction or a related discipline is preferred, along with knowledge of design assurance, health and safety requirements, risk management and common industry standards. Strong organisational, leadership and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced project environment.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful planning, delivery and completion of a range of projects from initiation through to close-out. This role will be responsible for coordinating project activities, managing priorities and ensuring that deliverables are completed on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. You will work closely with internal teams, clients, suppliers and other stakeholders to establish clear objectives, agree milestones and maintain effective communication throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities will include developing detailed project plans, schedules, budgets and risk registers; monitoring progress against agreed targets; and identifying and resolving issues before they affect delivery. You will facilitate project meetings, prepare clear status reports and provide regular updates to stakeholders and senior management. The Project Manager will also manage change control processes, oversee procurement and resource requirements, maintain accurate project documentation, and ensure that relevant governance, regulatory and health and safety standards are followed. You will be expected to promote a collaborative working environment and support continuous improvement by capturing lessons learned and applying best practice across future projects.

Applicants should have proven experience managing projects in a complex or fast-paced environment, with a strong understanding of project management methodologies, tools and reporting processes. Excellent organisational, commercial and problem-solving skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing demands and make sound decisions under pressure. You will be a confident communicator who can build effective relationships at all levels, negotiate with stakeholders and provide clear direction to project teams. A recognised project management qualification, such as PRINCE2, AgilePM or PMP, would be advantageous, along with experience using project planning and collaboration software. Above all, you should be proactive, accountable and committed to delivering high-quality outcomes.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager – Roads to lead the successful delivery of road infrastructure projects from planning and procurement through to construction, completion and handover. You will manage projects safely, efficiently and within agreed time, cost and quality parameters, while working closely with clients, consultants, contractors, local authorities and other stakeholders. The role will involve overseeing multiple projects and ensuring that all works meet contractual, technical, environmental and regulatory requirements.

Your responsibilities will include developing and maintaining project programmes, budgets, risk registers and procurement plans; coordinating design development and technical approvals; managing contracts, variations, claims and payment processes; and monitoring progress against key milestones. You will chair progress meetings, prepare clear reports for senior stakeholders, resolve issues promptly and maintain accurate project records. You will also oversee site activities, ensuring effective health and safety management, traffic management, quality assurance, environmental controls and compliance with relevant standards. A strong focus on stakeholder engagement will be essential, particularly where works affect residents, road users, businesses and public services.

Applicants should have significant experience managing road, highway or civil engineering projects, ideally from feasibility and design through to construction and close-out. A relevant qualification in civil engineering, construction management, project management or a related discipline is desirable, together with proven knowledge of NEC or other major construction contracts. You will need strong commercial, financial and programme management skills, excellent communication and negotiation abilities, and the confidence to make sound decisions in a complex project environment. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams and managing contractors is essential. A professional project management or engineering accreditation would be advantageous. You must be highly organised, proactive and committed to delivering safe, sustainable and high-quality infrastructure outcomes.

We are seeking a Highways Engineer to join a multidisciplinary team delivering a range of transport infrastructure projects in Dublin and Cork. This role will involve contributing to the planning, design and delivery of highways, roads and associated infrastructure schemes from feasibility through to construction. You will work closely with clients, project managers, engineers, technical specialists, contractors and other stakeholders to develop practical, safe and cost-effective solutions.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical reports, drawings, specifications and schedules; undertaking highway alignment, junction, traffic and infrastructure design; contributing to feasibility studies, optioneering and detailed design; and supporting the preparation of tender and contract documentation. You will assist with site inspections, construction-stage services, design reviews and technical queries, while ensuring that work complies with relevant design standards, health and safety requirements, environmental considerations and quality procedures. The role may also involve coordinating inputs from other disciplines, mentoring junior staff and supporting the management of project budgets, programmes and deliverables.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil engineering or a related discipline and have relevant experience in highways, roads or transport infrastructure design. Experience with design standards and guidance applicable in Ireland or the UK, together with proficiency in appropriate design and drafting software, is desirable. You should be able to communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders, manage priorities effectively and work confidently both independently and as part of a team. A professional qualification, or progress towards professional registration, would be advantageous. The position offers the opportunity to work on varied and technically challenging projects, with flexibility to be based in either Dublin or Cork and occasional travel to project or client sites as required.

We are seeking a Principal Engineer specialising in highways to lead the delivery of complex transportation and infrastructure projects from concept through to construction. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced professional to provide technical direction, mentor engineering teams and contribute to the development of innovative, sustainable solutions across major schemes in Dublin, Cork and wider Ireland. The successful candidate will work closely with clients, contractors, local authorities and multidisciplinary colleagues to ensure projects are delivered to the highest technical and professional standards.

Key responsibilities will include leading the design and technical development of highways, roads, junctions, active travel infrastructure and associated civil works; managing project scope, budgets, programmes and resources; reviewing and approving technical reports, drawings, specifications and calculations; and ensuring compliance with relevant standards, legislation and industry best practice. You will support feasibility studies, optioneering, tender documentation, planning submissions and construction-stage services, while identifying and managing technical, commercial and delivery risks. The role will also involve developing client relationships, contributing to bids and proposals, and representing the business at meetings, workshops and industry events.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil engineering or a related discipline and be a Chartered Engineer, or demonstrate clear progress towards chartership. Significant experience in highway and transportation design is essential, together with a strong understanding of Irish and/or UK design standards, road safety principles, drainage, traffic management and construction methodologies. Experience using relevant design and modelling software, as well as managing multidisciplinary teams and large-scale projects, is highly desirable. You will need excellent communication, stakeholder management and problem-solving skills, with the confidence to provide expert advice and make sound technical decisions. The position offers the opportunity to influence high-profile infrastructure projects while supporting the growth and development of a talented engineering team.

We are seeking an Associate (Tunnel) to support the delivery of complex underground infrastructure and tunnelling projects from concept through to construction and completion. The successful candidate will contribute to technical studies, design development, project planning and the preparation of clear, practical engineering solutions. This role offers the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals on major transport, utilities and civil infrastructure schemes, while developing strong technical, commercial and project management skills.

Key responsibilities will include assisting with tunnel and underground structure design, construction methodology reviews, temporary works assessments and technical reports. You will help prepare drawings, specifications, calculations, schedules and tender documentation, and contribute to design reviews, risk assessments and value engineering exercises. The role will also involve coordinating information between engineering disciplines, contractors and other project stakeholders, attending site visits and meetings, monitoring technical progress, and supporting the resolution of construction-related issues. You may also be required to assist with feasibility studies, option assessments, surveys, inspections and the review of ground, geotechnical and structural information.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil, structural, geotechnical or tunnel engineering, or a closely related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in tunnelling, underground construction or major infrastructure projects. Experience with tunnel design principles, construction techniques, design standards and health and safety requirements is desirable. Familiarity with engineering and project management software, technical drawing packages and document control systems would be advantageous. You should be able to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical colleagues, manage competing priorities and produce accurate work to agreed deadlines. A proactive approach, sound judgement, attention to detail and a willingness to learn are essential. Professional registration, or a clear commitment to achieving it, would be welcomed.

We are seeking a Road Safety / Road Design Engineer to support the planning, design and delivery of safe, efficient and sustainable transport infrastructure. The role will involve contributing to road safety assessments, highway and junction design, traffic management proposals, active travel schemes and improvements to existing road networks. You will work across projects from initial feasibility and concept development through to detailed design, construction support and post-implementation review.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing engineering drawings, technical reports, specifications and cost estimates; undertaking road safety audits and inspections; analysing collision data, traffic information and site conditions; and identifying practical measures to reduce risk for all road users. You will coordinate with project managers, transport planners, contractors, public bodies and other technical specialists to ensure designs comply with relevant standards, legislation and best practice. The role may also include site visits, stakeholder engagement, technical presentations and supporting the development of design procedures and guidance.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, transport engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant experience in road safety, highway design or traffic engineering. A sound understanding of current road design standards, safety audit principles, traffic regulations and design software is required. Experience with computer-aided design, traffic modelling, data analysis or active travel design would be advantageous. You should be able to manage competing priorities, communicate clearly with technical and non-technical audiences, and produce accurate work to agreed deadlines. Professional registration or progress towards professional accreditation is desirable. This is an opportunity to contribute to projects that improve network performance, accessibility and safety for pedestrians, cyclists, public transport users and motorists.

We are seeking an experienced Permanent Way Lead to oversee the safe, efficient and compliant delivery of rail infrastructure works across projects in Dublin and Cork. This is a senior site-based role requiring strong technical knowledge of track construction, renewal, maintenance and associated civil engineering activities. You will lead teams, coordinate subcontractors and ensure works are delivered to the required standards, programme and budget.

Key responsibilities will include planning and supervising permanent way activities; reviewing drawings, specifications, method statements and inspection plans; coordinating possessions, isolations, access arrangements and site resources; and monitoring productivity, quality and progress. You will provide technical guidance to engineers, supervisors and delivery teams, resolve site issues, and maintain effective communication with project managers, clients, designers and other stakeholders. The role will also involve supporting procurement and logistics, managing materials and plant, preparing progress reports, and contributing to risk assessments, safe systems of work and project reviews.

Applicants should have significant experience in permanent way or track delivery, ideally within a major rail, light rail or transport infrastructure environment. A relevant engineering or construction qualification is desirable, together with a strong understanding of rail standards, track geometry, possession planning, quality assurance and health and safety requirements. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams and managing subcontractors is essential, as is the ability to interpret technical documentation and make sound decisions in a live construction environment. Strong organisational, communication and problem-solving skills are required. The successful candidate must be willing to travel between Dublin and Cork, work flexibly to meet project requirements, and demonstrate a consistent commitment to safety, quality and professional standards.