Chief Integration Manager

Job description

The Integration Manager will be responsible for coordinating, synchronizing, and integrating all engineering and network-related aspects across lines and disciplines within the planning packages of the metro lines. Responsibilities include: Managing and synchronizing interfaces between various engineering disciplines, both at the network level and at the individual line level. Reviewing planning submissions for the metro lines and ensuring compliance with mandatory requirements, applicable standards, and inter-disciplinary and inter-line coordination. Participating in multidisciplinary professional forums to resolve complex issues and manage inter-disciplinary disputes. Ensuring synergy between different complex systems, including interfaces between infrastructure, railway systems, operational systems, electrical systems, control systems, and more. Reporting to the Project Director of METAV and to the Integration manager of NTA Technical and Engineering Division. Perform other duties as needed. Possessing a minimum of 10 years of professional experience in the planning and/or management of transportation, infrastructure, or technological projects I nvolving integration across systems and Civil or various disciplines. Demonstrating experience in integration management in technological projects that involve civil engineering works, with a focus on infrastructure. Previous experience in multi-disciplinary works / projects – rail is a must (at least one Metro project) with specific experience in system integration across the full project lifecycle. Proficiency in English at a high level. An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our team culture is a must. International experience is mandatory. Master 's degree in Civil or Systems or Academic equivalent. Egis with its partners (altogether called METAV) have been appointed as Network Manager in 2020, to work closely with the client in managing the planning, design and construction of 3 new underground metro lines in Tel Aviv. The 3 new metro lines will total 150km and 109 metro stations to serve 24 municipalities. Key figures: Operational in 2037. Estimated 2 million passengers per day will benefit from the new metro network. €50bn euros estimated cost. Benefits to Tel Aviv: 30% increase in public transport use and €8bn in economic benefits to the local economy. Egis is hiring in the Project management team an Integration Manager . You will lead the activities relating to your discipline within our project METAV Tel Aviv Metro Network Manager. This is a unique opportunity to deliver a project across all phases: design, construction until operation .