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We are seeking a Signalling Principles Test Engineer to support the safe, reliable and compliant delivery of railway signalling systems. In this role, you will plan, prepare and conduct testing activities across new, modified and upgraded signalling assets, ensuring that designs and installations perform as intended and meet approved requirements. You will work closely with engineering, project delivery, operations and assurance teams to identify risks, resolve issues and support the successful entry into service of signalling equipment.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing signalling principles, functional specifications, test strategies, schematics and related technical documentation; developing test plans, test specifications, test records and test reports; and carrying out system, integration, site and commissioning tests. You will verify interlocking, route setting, train detection, points, signals, level crossings, control interfaces and associated safety functions. You will record results accurately, investigate failures, coordinate defect resolution and ensure that all test evidence is complete, traceable and compliant with relevant standards, procedures and assurance requirements. The role may involve site-based work, possessions, night shifts and travel to operational locations.

Applicants should have proven experience in railway signalling testing, commissioning, verification or a closely related engineering discipline, with a strong understanding of signalling principles and safety-critical systems. Knowledge of interlockings, control tables, railway operating rules, testing methodologies and configuration management would be highly beneficial. You should be analytical, methodical and confident working with technical documentation, test equipment and structured assurance processes. Effective communication and report-writing skills are essential, as is the ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams while maintaining a strong focus on safety and quality. A relevant engineering qualification or equivalent practical experience is expected, along with a willingness to obtain or maintain appropriate industry competencies and safety certifications.

We are seeking a Senior System RAMS Engineer to lead reliability, availability, maintainability and safety activities across complex engineering programmes. The successful candidate will provide expert guidance throughout the system lifecycle, from concept and requirements definition through design, verification, validation, commissioning and in-service support. You will work closely with systems, software, hardware, operations, maintenance and assurance teams to ensure that RAMS objectives are clearly defined, measurable and achieved.

Responsibilities will include developing and maintaining RAMS strategies, plans, requirements and assurance cases; preparing and reviewing hazard logs, risk assessments, failure mode and effects analyses, fault tree analyses, reliability predictions and maintainability assessments; and supporting the allocation and verification of safety and performance requirements. You will coordinate reliability growth activities, assess design changes, investigate incidents and non-conformities, and provide clear technical recommendations to project stakeholders. The role will also involve reviewing supplier documentation, contributing to design reviews, supporting safety and assurance audits, and producing high-quality technical reports and presentations for internal and external audiences.

Applicants should have substantial experience in a RAMS, safety engineering or systems assurance role within a complex, regulated engineering environment. A strong understanding of relevant RAMS standards, lifecycle processes, risk management techniques and systems engineering principles is essential. Experience with safety-critical products, infrastructure, transportation, defence, energy or similarly regulated sectors would be advantageous. You will need excellent analytical, communication and stakeholder-management skills, together with the ability to influence decisions and explain complex technical issues clearly. A degree or equivalent qualification in engineering, mathematics, physics or a related discipline is expected, and professional registration or progress towards chartered status would be desirable.

We are seeking an experienced Major Projects Director to lead the successful delivery of complex rail infrastructure programmes from early development through to completion and handover. This senior leadership role will oversee a portfolio of major projects, ensuring they are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality and performance standards. You will provide clear strategic direction across the project lifecycle, establish effective governance, and ensure that programme objectives remain aligned with operational, commercial and stakeholder requirements.

Key responsibilities will include developing and implementing delivery strategies; leading multidisciplinary teams, consultants, contractors and delivery partners; and maintaining strong control of scope, cost, schedule, risk, quality and change. You will oversee procurement and contract management, resolve complex commercial and technical issues, and ensure compliance with relevant rail, construction, health and safety, environmental and regulatory standards. The role will also involve managing interfaces across infrastructure, systems, operations and other major programmes, while building productive relationships with senior stakeholders, regulators, local authorities and community representatives. You will provide accurate reporting and assurance to executive governance boards and drive a culture of continuous improvement, collaboration and accountability.

Applicants should have substantial experience directing major rail, transport or similarly complex infrastructure programmes, with a proven record of delivering large-scale projects in a highly regulated environment. You will bring strong commercial, financial and risk management capability, together with excellent knowledge of project governance, contracting strategies, design development, construction and commissioning. The successful candidate will be an inspiring and pragmatic leader who can make sound decisions under pressure, communicate confidently at all levels and influence diverse stakeholders. Relevant professional qualifications in engineering, construction, project management or a related discipline are desirable, as is membership of an appropriate professional body. A commitment to safety, sustainability, inclusion and high-quality project outcomes is essential.

We are building a talent pool of experienced Signalling Project Managers for future opportunities across complex rail and transport infrastructure programmes. This is an opportunity to register your interest in roles responsible for delivering signalling projects safely, efficiently, and to the required quality, cost, and schedule standards. Assignments may range from upgrades and renewals to major systems installations, integration programmes, and operational technology enhancements.

As a Signalling Project Manager, you will lead projects through the full lifecycle, from planning and design development to procurement, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover. You will establish delivery plans, manage budgets and resources, monitor progress, and ensure that risks, issues, dependencies, and change are effectively controlled. The role will involve coordinating multidisciplinary teams, contractors, consultants, suppliers, and operational stakeholders, while maintaining clear communication and accurate project reporting.

Applicants should have proven experience managing signalling or related rail infrastructure projects, with a strong understanding of engineering assurance, safety requirements, configuration control, and testing and commissioning processes. Knowledge of relevant rail standards, project governance frameworks, commercial management, and health and safety obligations is highly desirable. You will be an organised and confident leader, able to make sound decisions, resolve complex challenges, and build effective working relationships at all levels. A recognised project management qualification or equivalent practical experience would be advantageous. By joining the talent pool, you may be considered for suitable future vacancies aligned with your expertise, experience, and career goals.

We are seeking an experienced Site Manager to lead the delivery of a new railway contract in Gothenburg. This is a key role for an organised and proactive construction professional who can take overall responsibility for site operations, coordinate multiple stakeholders and ensure that the project is delivered safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards. You will work closely with project management, clients, subcontractors, suppliers and internal teams throughout the full project lifecycle.

Your responsibilities will include planning and managing daily production activities, coordinating resources, monitoring progress and ensuring that work is carried out in accordance with approved schedules, contracts, technical specifications and applicable regulations. You will lead site meetings, follow up costs and performance, manage risks and deviations, and contribute to effective solutions when challenges arise. A strong focus on health, safety, environmental performance and quality will be central to your work. You will also support procurement and subcontractor management, maintain clear documentation and provide regular status updates to project leadership and other stakeholders.

We are looking for someone with several years of experience in a site management or production management role within civil engineering, infrastructure or railway construction. Experience from complex projects involving tracks, stations, railway systems or related infrastructure is highly advantageous. You have a solid understanding of construction processes, work environment requirements, contract conditions and project planning. As a leader, you communicate clearly, build trust and create structure in a dynamic environment. You are solution-oriented, decisive and comfortable taking responsibility for both people and results. Fluency in Swedish and English is required, together with relevant technical or engineering qualifications. The role is based in Gothenburg and may involve regular travel between project locations.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of rail and transit infrastructure projects from concept through to completion. This role will involve coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing contractors and consultants, and ensuring that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on time, and within budget. Projects may include rail, light rail, metro, stations, track, signalling, systems, rolling stock interfaces, or associated civil and electrical infrastructure.

Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining project plans, budgets, schedules, risk registers, procurement strategies, and reporting frameworks. You will manage project scope, change control, design development, construction activities, testing, commissioning, and handover, while ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, technical standards, quality requirements, and safety procedures. The successful candidate will build strong relationships with clients, delivery partners, regulatory bodies, utility providers, and internal stakeholders. You will also chair progress meetings, monitor performance, resolve issues, and provide clear updates to senior leadership.

Applicants should have proven experience managing major rail, transit, transport, or complex infrastructure projects, ideally within a project delivery, construction, engineering, or consultancy environment. A relevant degree or professional qualification in engineering, construction, project management, or a related discipline is desirable. Strong knowledge of project controls, contract administration, risk management, health and safety, and stakeholder engagement is essential. Experience with NEC, FIDIC, or similar contract forms would be advantageous, as would familiarity with rail assurance, systems integration, and operational requirements. You will be an organised and commercially aware professional with excellent communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills, capable of managing competing priorities and leading teams through complex delivery challenges.

We are seeking a Project Interface Engineer for Signaling and SCADA to support the successful integration of railway control, signaling, supervision, and automation systems within a complex infrastructure project. The role will act as a key technical link between project engineering teams, contractors, suppliers, operations representatives, and other disciplines, ensuring that interfaces are clearly defined, coordinated, and delivered in accordance with approved requirements, programme milestones, and safety standards.

Responsibilities will include identifying, documenting, and managing technical and functional interfaces between signaling, SCADA, telecommunications, power, rolling stock, platform systems, and wider control systems. You will review interface control documents, system requirements, design submissions, test procedures, and change requests, while monitoring the closure of technical actions and dependencies. The successful candidate will coordinate interface meetings and workshops, maintain interface registers and risk logs, support configuration and change control, and contribute to integration, verification, validation, testing, commissioning, and handover activities. You will also assist with resolving design discrepancies, assessing technical impacts, preparing progress reports, and ensuring that interface decisions are properly recorded and communicated to relevant stakeholders.

Candidates should have a degree or equivalent qualification in electrical engineering, control systems, automation, rail engineering, or a related discipline, together with relevant experience in signaling, SCADA, railway systems integration, or major infrastructure projects. Knowledge of interface management processes, systems engineering principles, requirements management, and testing methodologies is essential. Experience with multidisciplinary coordination, technical documentation, and contractor or supplier management would be highly desirable. You should be confident interpreting engineering drawings and specifications, analysing complex technical issues, and communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Strong organisational skills, attention to detail, a proactive approach to problem-solving, and the ability to work effectively under programme pressure are required. Familiarity with applicable railway standards, safety assurance processes, and configuration management practices will be an advantage.

We are seeking an experienced PSD Team Leader to provide effective leadership, technical guidance and operational support within a fast-paced service environment. The successful candidate will lead a team of specialists, coordinate daily activities and ensure that work is delivered safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards. You will allocate workloads, monitor progress, manage priorities and act as the main point of escalation for complex issues, ensuring that customer and business requirements are consistently met.

Key responsibilities include coaching and developing team members, conducting regular performance reviews and supporting recruitment, onboarding and training activities. You will establish clear objectives, track service levels and productivity, identify opportunities for process improvement and implement practical solutions to enhance efficiency. The role will also involve maintaining accurate records, preparing operational reports, contributing to planning and resource management, and collaborating with other departments and stakeholders to resolve issues and deliver agreed outcomes. You will be expected to promote a positive team culture, encourage knowledge sharing and ensure that all relevant policies, procedures and compliance requirements are followed.

Applicants should have proven experience leading a technical, operational or service-focused team, together with the ability to manage competing priorities in a structured and professional manner. Strong communication, decision-making and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the confidence to provide constructive feedback and manage performance when required. Experience with workflow management systems, reporting tools and continuous improvement methods would be advantageous. You should be organised, approachable and adaptable, with a strong commitment to service quality, teamwork and professional development. The ability to analyse information, explain complex matters clearly and build effective relationships at all levels is also required.

We are seeking an experienced Signalling Engineer to support the design, development, installation, testing and maintenance of railway signalling systems. Working as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team, you will contribute to safe, reliable and compliant signalling solutions across a range of infrastructure and renewal projects. The role may involve both office-based engineering activities and site-based support, with occasional travel and out-of-hours work required during testing, commissioning or operational interventions.

Your responsibilities will include producing and reviewing signalling designs, technical specifications, engineering calculations, drawings and project documentation in accordance with relevant standards and client requirements. You will assess signalling assets and systems, identify technical risks, support design assurance and provide engineering input throughout the project lifecycle. You will also liaise with project managers, construction teams, operators, suppliers and other engineering disciplines to resolve technical issues and ensure work is delivered safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards.

Applicants should have relevant experience in railway signalling engineering, with a sound understanding of signalling principles, control systems, interlocking, points, level crossings, train detection and associated telecommunications or power interfaces. Experience of design, testing and commissioning, fault investigation or maintenance would be advantageous. You should be confident interpreting technical drawings and standards, preparing clear engineering reports and contributing to formal reviews. A relevant engineering qualification or equivalent practical experience is required, together with a strong commitment to safety, quality and continuous improvement. Professional registration or progress towards it is desirable. Effective communication, structured problem-solving and the ability to work independently or collaboratively are essential.

We are seeking a Signalling System Engineer with strong local knowledge of Vietnam to support the design, development, integration, testing, and maintenance of railway signalling systems. The successful candidate will contribute to safe, reliable, and compliant signalling solutions across project stages, working closely with engineering, operations, construction, suppliers, and client representatives. This role requires a practical understanding of local railway conditions, regulations, infrastructure, and project delivery expectations.

Key responsibilities include reviewing technical requirements and system specifications; preparing and checking engineering documentation, drawings, interface control documents, test procedures, and technical reports; supporting signalling design activities covering interlocking, train detection, point machines, level crossings, signals, communications, and train control interfaces; and coordinating interfaces with track, power, telecommunications, rolling stock, civil works, and control centre systems. You will participate in factory acceptance testing, site installation inspections, integration testing, commissioning, fault investigation, and system performance reviews. The role also involves identifying technical risks, supporting safety assurance activities, tracking design changes, and ensuring that deliverables meet applicable standards, project requirements, and local approval processes.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in railway signalling, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, control systems, or a related discipline, together with relevant experience in signalling system engineering or railway infrastructure projects. Knowledge of signalling principles, railway safety requirements, systems engineering, verification and validation, and configuration management is highly desirable. Experience with local Vietnamese railway standards, authorities, contractors, and working practices will be valued. Strong analytical, documentation, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills are essential, along with the ability to work independently and collaboratively in a multicultural project environment. Professional fluency in English and Vietnamese is required, with the ability to explain technical matters clearly to both engineering and non-technical audiences. Occasional travel to project and testing sites may be necessary.