• Manage the end-to-end material control workflow, including review of material submittals, tracking approval status, monitoring procurement schedules, coordinating delivery logistics, and confirming site receipt against approved specifications.
• Maintain a comprehensive Material Submittal Register (MSR) tracking all materials and equipment from initial submission through to approval, procurement, delivery, and incorporation into the works.
• Review material submittals, technical data sheets, test certificates, and compliance declarations submitted by the contractor, assessing conformance with project specifications, applicable standards, and approved material lists.
• Coordinate with the Design Manager and discipline engineers during technical review of submittals to ensure that proposed materials meet design intent and performance requirements.
• Conduct and witness material inspections at supplier premises and on site, including inspection of structural steel, cable management systems, LV switchgear, UPS equipment, precision cooling units, and ELV/ICT infrastructure.
• Monitor the construction programme material pull schedule and alert the Project Manager to any procurement delays or lead time risks that could impact critical path activities.
• Manage the site materials storage and preservation plan, ensuring critical equipment such as UPS battery systems, transformers, precision cooling units, and generator sets are stored in accordance with manufacturer requirements and project specifications.
• Process and maintain records for material delivery notes, inspection certificates, test reports, and Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) documentation, ensuring full traceability from procurement to installation.
• Issue Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for any materials found to be non-compliant upon delivery or during site inspection and track corrective actions through to resolution.
• Coordinate with the QC Inspection teams to align material receipt inspections with ITPs and witness points.
• Maintain a surplus materials register and manage disposal or return of unused approved materials at project close-out.
• Prepare and submit weekly material status reports to the Project Manager, highlighting critical items, delivery risks, and required actions 

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
• Minimum 10 years of material management experience on major construction or infrastructure programmes, with at least 4 years on data centre or mission-critical facility projects.
• Solid knowledge of material standards and specifications relevant to data centre construction, including LV/MV electrical equipment, cable systems, structural steel, UPS, precision cooling equipment, and ELV/ICT infrastructure.
• Experience managing material submittal processes, Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), and Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) documentation.
• Familiarity with material storage and preservation requirements for critical equipment including batteries, transformers, precision cooling units, and generators.
• Proficiency in materials management systems and ability to maintain detailed registers and tracking spreadsheets.
• Good coordination skills with the ability to interface across procurement, design, construction, and QC workstreams.
• Proficiency in Arabic and English (both written and spoken) is preferred.

• Manage and follow up property and permit-related activities for assigned sites.
• Coordinate municipality permits, renewals, legalization, and regulatory approvals.
• Maintain accurate tracking of permit status, expiry dates, pending actions, and required documents.
• Coordinate with landlords, municipalities, government entities, vendors, and internal stakeholders.
• Support property documentation, lease-related records, approvals, and site files.
• Identify permit and property risks that may impact project delivery and escalate them in a timely manner.
• Follow up on delayed permits, rejected applications, missing documentation, and outstanding stakeholder actions.
• Ensure compliance with applicable regulations, contractual requirements, and TAWAL governance.
• Prepare periodic reports and dashboards covering permit progress, aging, risks, and critical cases.
• Support site acquisition, contract renewal, contract transfer, legalization, and site replacement activities where required.
• Coordinate with Legal, Finance, Operations, Contracts, and Project Management teams to resolve property and permit issues.
• Maintain complete and auditable records for all assigned sites.

• Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Engineering, Real Estate, Law, or a related field.
• Minimum 2 years experience required in relevant field. 
• Property and permit management
• Saudi municipality and government process knowledge
• Landlord and stakeholder coordination
• Permit renewal and legalization follow-up
• Documentation and records management
• Issue resolution and escalation
• Strong tracking and reporting skills
• Arabic and English communication
• Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint
• Ability to manage multiple sites and priorities

• Define the field operations model — structure, regional coverage, dispatch model, and interface with NOC and TAC.
• Define field maintenance procedures for outside plant (fiber, civil, access) and subsea CLS, including marine maintenance coordination, and terrestrial long-haul DWDM infrastructure.
• Define field dispatch procedures, SLA-driven response time requirements, and escalation paths.
• Define field workforce management tooling requirements and mobile workforce platform specifications.
• Define spare parts management framework and logistics requirements.
• Define staffing levels, skills requirements, and training framework.
• Govern field readiness validation — commissioning, readiness reviews, and acceptance sign-off.
• Define field operations KPIs — dispatch response times, MTTR, first-time fix rate, and SLA compliance by route.
• Define DR (Disaster Recovery) and BC (Business Continuity) requirements for field operations and outside plant restoration.
• Participate in cross-functional OAT (Operational Acceptance Testing) to validate end-to-end field operations readiness for Day-1 launch.

Post-Launch Governance:

• Monitor MSP field operations performance against agreed SLAs — response times, MTTR, and dispatch compliance.
• Review and approve changes to field maintenance procedures and dispatch models.
• Lead periodic field operations governance reviews and drive corrective action on gaps.
• Validate MSP spare parts availability and logistics readiness for SLA-critical routes.
• Drive continual service improvement (CSI) for field operations — identify recurring fault patterns and dispatch inefficiencies, commission improvement initiatives, and validate outcomes.
• Govern vendor and MSP contract performance related to field services, including remediation tracking for persistent SLA orogistics gaps.

• Minimum 10 years in telecommunications field operations or outside plant management.
• Experience designing field operations models for carrier-grade infrastructure.
• Knowledge of fiber/DWDM outside plant, CLS operations, and field maintenance.
• Experience defining workforce management and dispatch tooling requirements.
• Greenfield or build-to-operate program experience is advantageous.
• Experience with subsea cable landing station operations and marine cable maintenance coordination.
• Strong knowledge of field operations and outside plant maintenance.
• Familiarity with workforce management platforms and field service tools.
• Strong written and verbal communication in English; Arabic is an advantage

• Review and technically assess ICT, ELV, Fire Alarm, BMS, and security design submissions across all stages (concept, schematic, detailed design, Issued for Construction (IFC), and Shop Drawings) and issue structured, actionable review comments within agreed turnaround times.
• Evaluate structured cabling design packages including horizontal and backbone cabling layouts, patch panel schedules, telecommunications room designs, and cable pathway and containment drawings; verify compliance with relevant standards and the project specification.
• Assess active network infrastructure design submissions including core/distribution/access switching architecture, and DCIM connectivity; verify that the proposed topology meets the redundancy and performance requirements set out in the project brief.
• Review CCTV system designs covering camera layouts, field of view coverage analysis, recording and storage architecture, and NVR/VMS specifications for completeness, functional adequacy, and compliance with the security brief.
• Evaluate access control system designs including reader locations, door schedules, controller topology, and integration interfaces with the building management and security management systems.
• Review PA/VA, SMATV, and other ELV system designs for conformance with the project scope, applicable standards, and cross-system integration requirements.
• Verify that ICT/ELV/security designs are coordinated with CSA and MEP packages, check containment routing, equipment room provisions, power and earthing requirements, and EMI separation from power systems.
• Review BIM models and coordination reports submitted by the contractor; verify that ICT/ELV elements are modelled to the required LOD and that containment routing is clash-free and consistent with the approved design intent.
• Track all open review comments, assess the adequacy of contractor responses and resubmissions, and maintain a live register of outstanding and closed technical issues.
• Attend design review meetings, design coordination workshops, and BIM sessions as the PMO’s ICT/ELV/security technical representative; prepare and issue meeting minutes and action trackers.
• Support the PMO team during construction by reviewing ICT/ELV shop drawings, cable schedules, equipment submittals, and commissioning and acceptance test procedures; raise non-conformance records for any deviations from the approved IFC design. 

• Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering, ICT or Electrical Engineering.
• Minimum 8–12 years of experience in ICT, ELV, and security system engineering, with a demonstrated track record in design on consultancy-side engagements for data centers or mission-critical facilities.
• Deep technical knowledge of structured cabling standards (TIA-568, ISO/IEC 11801, EN 50173) and design methodologies, with the ability to critically review cabling designs against these standards.
• Strong familiarity with active network infrastructure, DCIM platforms, CCTV systems, access control, and PA/VA, Fire Alarm, BMS and the ability to assess the functional adequacy and integration of these systems against the project security and ICT brief.
• Ability to interrogate ICT/ELV design drawings, cable schedules, system architecture diagrams, and equipment specifications produced in AutoCAD or equivalent tools.
• Working knowledge of BIM coordination processes (Revit, Navisworks) sufficient to review federated models, assess LOD compliance, and verify containment routing.
• Understanding of data center ICT infrastructure requirements including top-of-rack switching, in-row cabling, fibre management, redundancy architectures, and EMI separation requirements.
• Strong written communication skills; able to produce clear, well-referenced review comment schedules and technical correspondence.

• Assist in the preparation of Field (Data) Survey plans and survey templates based on approved STC Standards and specifications
• Prepare survey procedures, coordinate, communicate, and enforce these with involved parties
• Conduct site survey inspections to assess any audit discrepancies and provide feedback to related inspectors and OSP contractors for training purposes
• Monitor the field (data) survey activities and verify that all survey activities are executed according to agreed plans and procedures
• Collect data from field survey teams, and consolidate and pre-process these for the use of the Quality Survey & Audit team
• Ensure that the survey & audit outputs contain the requested information, and coordinate with the survey team to correct missing, incomplete, inconsistent or otherwise low-quality data
• Prepare regular reports on survey & audit activities, progress status, and performance of Quality Survey & Audit teams and assess knowledge gaps for training purposes
• Monitor quality of work performed and prepare regular reports on the quality of the survey & audit results.
• With the support of the Project Manager, ensure the OSP contractors' compliance with project schedules, field meetings, quality audits and PAT scheduling and activities

Position KPIs

• All work included in the project schedule.
• 90% of work completed as per approved Project schedule.
• Scheduled progress and quality reports submitted on time with complete information.

·       A Diploma / Degree or equivalent.

·       Minimum 2 years of experience with survey & audit.

·       Must have direct experience in dealing with fiber surveys

·       Must have excellent communication and presentation skills

• Design end-to-end service circuit paths across submarine cable segments, landing stations, terrestrial DWDM backhaul, and IP/MPLS backbone domains.
• Perform submarine wavelength routing and capacity allocation across fiber pairs, ensuring compliance with submarine system design rules and operating margins.
• Define primary and diverse protection paths leveraging submarine and terrestrial segment diversity for international circuit resiliency.
• Design circuit parameters including wavelength assignment, modulation format, bandwidth profile, QoS class, VLAN mapping, and VPN configuration.
• Produce detailed circuit design documents with node-by-node configuration specifications, cross-connect instructions, and ODF patching schedules for landing stations.
• Receive and analyze incoming international capacity requests, IRU (Indefeasible Right of Use) service orders, and consortium capacity allocations.
• Validate capacity requirements against available submarine wavelength inventory, fiber pair utilization, and terrestrial backbone capacity.
• Generate implementation-ready work orders with complete configuration parameters, wavelength assignments, and patching instructions.
• Assign circuit IDs, update submarine capacity registers, and maintain the circuit routing database.
• Coordinate capacity allocation across consortium partners and landing party stakeholders.
• Monitor submarine system capacity utilization across fiber pairs, wavelengths, and spectrum bands.
• Track OSNR margins, transponder loading, and spectral utilization to identify capacity constraints and optimization opportunities.
• Optimize circuit routing to minimize submarine fsegment hops, reduce latency, and maximize diverse path availability.
• Maintain accurate submarine capacity registers, wavelength allocation maps, and forecasting models for long-term capacity planning.
• Proactively recommend capacity augmentation, wavelength rebalancing, or terrestrial bypass strategies when submarine capacity constraints are identified.
• Coordinate circuit design across DWDM/OTN, IP/MPLS, IGW, and access domains spanning multiple international landing sites.
• Liaise with network design teams to ensure circuit designs align with approved HLD/LLD and submarine system design rules.
• Coordinate with far-end landing station operators, consortium capacity managers, and international carriers for cross-border circuit designs.
• Support the Implementation Specialist with technical clarifications, design amendments, and optical engineering guidance during circuit activation.
• Maintain comprehensive submarine and terrestrial circuit design records, wavelength allocation tables, and capacity utilization reports.
• Ensure all circuit designs comply with submarine system operating parameters, engineering standards, and consortium naming conventions.
• Contribute to the development of circuit design templates, submarine capacity management procedures, and process improvements.
• Support post-implementation reviews and design accuracy validation exercises.

• Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunications, Optical Engineering, Network Engineering, or related discipline.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in circuit design or network planning, preferably in submarine cable or international carrier environments.
• Strong knowledge of submarine cable system capacity management, wavelength routing, and OSNR margin engineering.
• Hands-on experience with IP/MPLS, DWDM/OTN architecture, and multi-domain circuit design.
• Experience with capacity management platforms, circuit design tools, and network inventory systems.
• Familiarity with multi-vendor submarine cable and DWDM platforms (SubCom, NEC, ASN, Ciena, Infinera, Nokia, Huawei).
• Good communication, analytical, and documentation skills.
• Submarine Cable Circuit Design & Wavelength Routing
• Submarine Capacity Management & IRU Service Orders
• DWDM / OTN Wavelength Allocation & Spectral Planning
• IP/MPLS Circuit Routing & VPN Design (L2VPN, L3VPN, EVPN)
• Protection Path Design & Submarine Segment Diversity
• OSNR Margin Analysis & Transponder Loading Assessment
• Capacity Planning, Forecasting & Utilization Optimization
• Circuit Routing Database & Inventory Management
• Work Order Generation & Configuration Specification
• Cross-Domain Coordination (Submarine, Terrestrial, IP, IGW)
• Analytical Thinking & Design Precision
• International & Consortium Partner Coordination
• Process Discipline & Documentation Excellence
• Proactive Capacity Forecasting & Risk Escalation
• Cross-Functional Communication & Stakeholder Interface