• Manage and track different technical submissions such as but not limited to detailed design, IFC, shop drawings, MARs, test reports and technical queries
• Maintain and control different correspondence documents such as but not limited to In/Out correspondence, review/response comments, technical reports, meetings MOM and overall project documentation
• Coordinate between different disciplines (technical management, design reviewers, BMS expert and BIM engineer)
• Coordinate with execution teams to develop integrated project schedules covering site acquisition, design, permitting, procurement, construction, and handover phases.
  
• Monitor and track technical items progress against approved baselines and key milestones
  
• Compile review comments into consolidated review reports and maintain submission registers and review logs
• Verify consistency of review comments before issuance
• Prepare technical review dashboards and status reports
• Organize and coordinate technical meetings and workshops an issue related MOMs
• Prepare and distribute regular status reports including progress updates, milestones achieved, risks, and corrective actions
• Provide executive dashboards and performance summaries to the technical manager and PMO
  
• Act as the primary communication focal point on behalf of the technical team
• Address stakeholder inquiries and concerns in a timely and professional manner
• Maintain accurate and auditable project documentation including schedules, financial records, change orders, approvals, and performance reports
• Ensure project data is properly recorded, archived, and available for future reference

• A degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering from a university or equivalent qualification.
• A minimum of 5 years telecommunication experiences 
• Proven experience in technical coordination, document control, and multidisciplinary management
• Proven experience in working with engineering consultants or PMC organizations
• Strong understanding of design review workflows, technical submission processes and document control procedures
• Mandatory knowledge of Engineering project lifecycle and construction project administration
• Ability to understand technical terminology and coordinate effectively with engineering teams.
• Proficient in MS (Excel (Advanced), Word and PowerPoint), MS Outlook and MS Teams
• Knowledge of Document Management Systems (such as ACC & Aconex) is a PLUS
• Knowledge of dashboard applications (such as Power BI) is a PLUS

The Project Manager leads the construction supervision team on the modular building site and is the team’s primary interface with the Client and the PMC. Key responsibilities:

• Lead the site supervision team and serve as the primary interface to the Client and the PMC for the site.
• Review and approve the detailed design and Issued-For-Construction (IFC) drawings from the Designer or design-build Contractor, together with the Contractor’s shop drawings and as-built drawings.
• Direct supervision across the off-site factory works and the on-site infrastructure, foundations, earthworks, logistics and module installation.
• Govern the Contractor’s submittal and inspection workflow - confirming method statements (MS), material approval requests (MAR), inspection and test plans (ITP) and prequalification documents (PQD) are reviewed and approved, and material inspection requests (MIR) and work inspection requests (WIR) closed at hold and witness points - as the first check before the PMC.
• Stop any activity that departs from the approved drawings, Bill of Quantities, technical specifications or applicable Saudi codes and authority requirements, and require it corrected before it proceeds.
• Govern quality assurance and quality control; confirm Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and Site Observation Reports (SORs) are raised and tracked, and verify corrective action through to close-out.
• Oversee the Contractor’s Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) arrangements, confirm method statements and permits are in place, and report non-compliance to the PMC.
• Govern Contractor variations, change orders and extension-of-time claims, testing each on its merits before recommending to the PMC.
• Review the Contractor’s invoices, quantity surveying and payment certification as the first check, then recommend each payment certificate to the PMC for final approval.
• Track progress against the approved baseline schedule, catch slippage early, and require recovery action that protects the program milestones.
• Witness and verify testing and commissioning of installed systems, including the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and Site Acceptance Test (SAT), through to provisional acceptance.
• Confirm the handover pack is complete before the Client accepts the works - as-built drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, warranties and the close-out snag list.

• An accredited bachelor’s degree in civil or architectural engineering, with registration or eligibility with the Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE); Professional Engineer (PE) accreditation is preferred.
• 15+ years in construction or engineering supervision, including at least 5 years as a Project Manager or Resident Engineer on building or infrastructure projects.
• Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
• Practical command of design and drawing review, Contractor coordination, quantity surveying and payment certification, variation and claims governance, and quality and HSE oversight in a supervision or PMC setting.
• Experience on modular, prefabricated or precast construction or Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) programs is an advantage.
• Fluent with mainstream project and supervision systems (for example Primavera P6, Aconex and AutoCAD), and quick to adopt the Consultant’s in-house systems.
• Saudi or Gulf (GCC) construction-supervision experience and familiarity with the Saudi Building Code (SBC) and local authority approvals are highly preferred.
• Fluent English for review records and reporting; Arabic is an advantage.
• Open to international and Saudi candidates, who must be legally eligible to work in Saudi Arabia. The role is based across multiple cities in the Kingdom, and some travel may be required.

The Financial Control Manager leads financial control and governance within the Financial Management Control (FMC) framework for the Marakez Real Estate Development Program. The role owns budget control, financial reporting and close, internal controls and compliance, and leads the FMC finance team — acting as the single approval gate for all cost commitments and as the authority for accurate, timely financial reporting to leadership across all projects.

• Own the FMC financial-control framework and act as the single approval gate for all cost commitments across the Marakez program, ensuring budgets are consumed within sanctioned limits.
• Establish and maintain approved, consumable and allocated budget baselines across all fund centers, translating capital plans into SAP FM budget hierarchies.
• Review and approve all purchase requisitions (PR), purchase orders (PO), variations and change orders against valid FMC budget lines, and block any commitment or payment that has not passed a verified budget-headroom check.
• Own the periodic financial close for the program — consolidating actuals, accruals and commitments — and produce accurate, timely management financial statements and budget-utilisation reports.
• Design, implement and monitor internal financial controls and policies to safeguard funds, enforce segregation of duties and reduce error and fraud.
• Ensure compliance with IFRS, applicable Saudi financial and tax regulations (including VAT / ZATCA) and Client and FMC governance requirements.
• Oversee cash-flow, commitment and forecast positions, project year-end cost positions using burn-rate analysis, and alert leadership to shortfalls before they become critical.
• Require a formal budget-impact assessment for every variation and change order before approval, and trigger automatic reforecasts mapping the cost delta to fund centers and cost types.
• Lead, mentor and manage the FMC budget and cost-control team, setting standards, reviewing work and building capability.
• Liaise with internal and external auditors, maintaining an audit-ready evidence pack with full traceability — timestamps and approver IDs — at all times.
• Business-partner with the project, procurement and leadership teams, translating cost data into actionable intelligence and advising on financial risk and cost-optimisation.
• Present clear, executive-level financial dashboards and reporting to finance and non-finance leadership across the program.

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting or Business Administration (required); a master's degree or MBA is an advantage.
• A professional qualification — ACCA, CMA, CPA or equivalent — is required.
• 8 to 12 years in financial control, budget control or cost management within real estate, construction or infrastructure, including at least 3 years leading a finance or cost-control team.
• Hands-on SAP FM experience — fund centers, cost objects, commitment and payment-budget management — is required; wider SAP FI/CO exposure is an advantage.
• Strong command of financial reporting and month-end close, internal controls and IFRS, with familiarity with Saudi tax and VAT (ZATCA) requirements.
• Demonstrated command of PR/PO control, variation and change-order financial management, and budget governance with a zero-tolerance budget-gate approach.
• Executive-level financial dashboard and reporting experience, translating cost data into actionable intelligence for non-finance leadership.
• Experience on a modular, precast or prefabricated (off-site) construction or real-estate development program is an advantage.
• Advanced MS Excel and PowerPoint skills are required (for reporting, dashboards, analysis and executive presentations).
• Strong leadership, stakeholder-communication and audit-readiness discipline; strong command of English, with Arabic an advantage.
• Legally eligible to work in Saudi Arabia; the role is based in Riyadh, with some travel across program sites as required.

• 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
  

Key responsibilities of the Planning Engineer on the modular building construction supervision team:

• Review and audit the Contractor's baseline programme for logic, sequencing, resource loading and critical path, and recommend acceptance to the Project Manager before the PMC.
• Check each updated programme and revised baseline so the schedule reflects the actual state of the off-site and on-site works.
• Monitor construction progress against the approved baseline using S-curve and earned value checks, covering both factory module production and site infrastructure, foundations, earthworks and module installation.
• Catch slippage and critical-path deviation early, quantify the schedule impact, and report the risk to the Project Manager with recommended recovery measures.
• Review the Contractor's delay and extension-of-time claims, testing the cause-and-effect basis against the programme and the FIDIC contract provisions, and recommend a position.
• Verify that the Contractor's reported progress percentages match witnessed work in the factory and on site.
• Track the turnaround of the Contractor's submittals and inspection requests, including method statements (MS), material approval requests (MAR), inspection and test plans (ITP), prequalification documents (PQD), material inspection requests (MIR) and work inspection requests (WIR), and flag any approval bottleneck that threatens a milestone.
• Track the approval status of design, IFC, shop and as-built drawings, and treat material, testing, commissioning and handover milestones as schedule constraints in the programme.
• Support the review of quantity surveying input and payment applications, checking claimed quantities and progress against the approved schedule before the PMC certifies.
• Maintain a schedule risk and look-ahead register, and confirm long-lead and procurement milestones are tracked in the programme.
• Prepare clear daily, weekly and monthly planning and progress reports, and coordinate with the discipline supervision engineers and document control to keep schedule data, drawing-approval status and inspection progress aligned.

• An accredited bachelor's degree in civil engineering or a closely related discipline, with registration or eligibility with the Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE); Professional Engineer (PE) accreditation is an advantage.
• 8+ years in construction planning and scheduling on building or infrastructure projects.
• Advanced command of Primavera P6 for programme review, progress updating and S-curve and earned value reporting, supported by Microsoft Project and advanced Excel.
• Practical understanding of delay analysis and extension-of-time assessment, and of FIDIC contract administration as it applies to programme and claims.
• Working knowledge of quantity surveying and payment certification review against measured progress is an advantage.
• Experience on modular, prefabricated or precast construction or Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) programs is an advantage.
• Saudi or Gulf (GCC) construction-supervision experience and familiarity with Saudi project-controls practice are highly preferred.
• Good written and spoken English for reporting and correspondence; Arabic is an advantage.
• Open to international and Saudi candidates, who must be legally eligible to work in Saudi Arabia. The role is based across multiple cities in the Kingdom, and some travel may be required.

• Define the SOC operating model — structure, scope, shift model, and interface with NOC and IT operations.
• Define the cybersecurity monitoring framework — OT/IT convergence, network security, endpoint security, and threat intelligence.
• Define SIEM correlation rules, alert thresholds, SOAR playbook requirements, and incident response procedures.
• Define escalation paths for security incidents and regulatory authority interfaces.
• Define staffing levels, skills requirements, and security training framework.
• Govern SOC readiness validation — simulations, incident response drills, and acceptance sign-off.
• Define compliance validation requirements aligned to ISO 27001, IEC 62443, and NCA standards.
• Define SOC KPIs and SLA requirements covering threat detection times, incident response times, and compliance reporting obligations.
• Define SOC operating procedures and runbooks for Day-1 launch scenarios.
• Participate in cross-functional OAT (Operational Acceptance Testing) to validate end-to-end SOC readiness.

• Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or Information Technology
  
• Minimum 10 years in cybersecurity operations with SOC management or design experience.
• Experience designing or leading a SOC in a telecommunications or critical infrastructure environment.
• Knowledge of OT/IT security convergence, SIEM/SOAR platforms, and threat intelligence.
• Experience with ISO 27001, IEC 62443, and NCA security frameworks.
• Greenfield or build-to-operate program experience is advantageous.
• Strong knowledge of cybersecurity operations, threat detection, and incident response.
• Ability to define security monitoring frameworks and SOAR playbook requirements.
• Strong stakeholder management and cross-functional coordination.
• Familiarity with SIEM, SOAR, EDR, and threat intelligence platforms.
• Strong written and verbal communication in English; Arabic is an advantage.
• Experience with MSP governance, vendor performance management, and continual service improvement in security operations.