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Lead the Project Management Consultancy (PMC) across a national infrastructure program in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, spanning new modular construction and the renovation and fit-out of operation centers and weigh-in-motion (WIM) stations, governing design, procurement, construction, cost and risk to handover. Give final review and approval of submittals on the modular new-build stream after the CSC's first-line check, and govern the delivery-stream leads who hold final technical approval on renovation and fit-out, holding delivery to program, budget and quality targets.

• Lead the entire PMC portfolio across multiple sites and disciplines, establishing program standards, governance, the target operating model and delivery priorities for the Client.
• Govern both delivery streams across the portfolio, new modular construction and the renovation, refurbishment and fit-out of existing and operational sites including weigh-in-motion (WIM) stations, holding consistent standards for design authority, procurement cycle governance and phasing around live operations.
• Establish and run the program management office (PMO), centralized governance, policies, processes, procedures, templates and digital tools to represent the Client across the lifecycle.
• Govern the Platform approach to Design for Manufacture and Assembly (P-DfMA) delivery model, standardizing parts and assembly logic to cut cost and de-risk off-site manufacture and on-site installation.
• Give final review and approval of detailed design, issued-for-construction (IFC) drawings, shop drawings and as-built drawings after the CSC's first-line check, securing the Client's endorsement where required.
• Define the technical scope for tenders and Requests for Proposal (RFP), direct procurement strategy and bid evaluation, and recommend award of the Designer, Contractor and the CSC, then give final approval of Prequalification Documents (PQD), Material Approval Requests (MAR) and Method Statements (MS) after the CSC's first-line review.
• Monitor and oversee construction delivery across foundations, earthworks, infrastructure, utilities, module installation and finishes, reviewing the CSC's records of Material Inspection Requests (MIR), Work Inspection Requests (WIR) and Inspection and Test Plans (ITP) and giving final approval on the basis of those records.
• Govern contract administration, change management, variations and claims, and direct portfolio cost and forecasting, giving final review and certification of payment recommendations including Interim Payment Certificates (IPC) after the CSC and quantity surveyor first-line check, protecting the Client's budget and commercial position.
• Direct program risk management, escalating major risks and approving mitigation plans across design, supply chain, logistics and construction.
• Oversee program health, safety and environment (HSE) governance, auditing that the CSC enforces the Contractor's plans and escalating where safety or quality is compromised.
• Govern quality assurance by audit over the CSC, directing surveillance of the Non-Conformance Report (NCR) process and reviewing the CSC's records of Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) off-site in the factory and Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) on site before giving final acceptance.
• Direct program reporting and dashboards, presenting consolidated monthly progress, cost, risk and forecast positions to the Client and senior stakeholders.
• Develop the operation and maintenance (O&M) strategy and knowledge-transfer plan, governing handover and verifying as-built drawings, O&M manuals, warranties, training and final acceptance before the Defects Liability Period (DLP).

• Bachelor's degree in Civil, Structural, Mechanical or Construction Engineering, or a related field; a master's degree or MBA is an advantage.
• 18 to 20 years in construction project and program management, including senior portfolio leadership of multi-site building delivery as an owner's engineer or PMC.
• Demonstrated experience governing design offices, supervision consultants and contractors, including final review and approval of design, procurement, construction, cost and risk on a consultancy or owner's-engineer basis.
• Modular construction and Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA / P-DfMA) experience is a strong advantage, alongside familiarity with off-site factory production and on-site module installation.
• Experience governing both new-build and renovation, refurbishment or fit-out delivery streams within a single, multi-site portfolio is an advantage.
• Working command of the submittal and review workflow, including MS, MAR, MIR, WIR, ITP, PQD, IPC, NCR, Site Observation Reports (SOR), Requests for Information (RFI), FAT and SAT.
• Thorough working knowledge of the Saudi Building Code (SBC) and ISO 9001 quality management, with familiarity with ISO 19650 Building Information Modelling (BIM) coordination.
• Project Management Professional (PMP) certification required; Program Management Professional (PgMP) is preferred.
• Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE) registration or eligibility, with Saudi or GCC delivery experience strongly preferred.
• Strong command of English, with Arabic 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.

·  Minimum 10 years of documented professional experience either within an Operator of Vendor organisation, with at least 3 years managing field teams and leading site acceptance activities in the Core Network and Cloud domains. 

·  Excellent organizational, supervision and inter-personal skills, and well experienced in working in a multi-cultural and multi-national environment.

·  Excellent communication skills and fluent in English.

·  Recent and relevant experience of working at a management level in major mobile LTE/3G/2G Telecoms Projects.

Proficient in MS Tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Vision).

·       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 

Position KPIs

·       Material Submittal Register currency: 100% of submittals logged, and status updated within 2 working days of receipt or review action.

·       Submittal approval compliance: zero unapproved or non-conforming materials incorporated into the works.

·       Material delivery tracking: critical deliveries monitored against pull schedule; early warning issued minimum 4 weeks ahead of any confirmed lead time risk.

·       NCR management: all material NCRs raised within 24 hours of identification; 90% closed within agreed timeline.

·       FAT documentation: 100% of FAT reports received, reviewed, and filed prior to equipment dispatch from factory.

·       Inspection traceability: complete and traceable inspection dossiers available for all installed equipment at project close-out.

·       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.

• Provide first-level and second-level support for Bonya users during UAT, pilot, rollout, and production stabilisation.
• Log, triage, investigate, assign, and track incidents, service requests, defects, and user queries.
• Support user access, role assignment, password/SSO issues, workflow issues, and configuration-related support requests.
• Reproduce reported defects and provide clear technical analysis to developers and testers.
• Monitor application behaviour, system logs, job failures, integration errors, and performance issues.
• Support data import/export activities, report generation, user administration, and routine operational tasks.
• Assist with deployment validation, smoke testing, release verification, and environment checks.
• Prepare support guides, FAQs, knowledge base articles, and user support documentation.
• Participate in hypercare and post-go-live support.
• Escalate issues to infrastructure, development, database, integration, or security teams as required.
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• Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field.
• ITIL Foundation or equivalent service management certification is desirable.
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Budget Planning & Baseline

•    Establish approved, consumable, and allocated budget baselines across all fund centers for every project.

•    Translate capital plans into SAP FM budget hierarchies.

Expenditure Tracking & Invoicing

•    Monitor consumed amounts and issued invoices vs. plan at fund center level in real time.

•    Flag PO vs. invoice variances before payment; block processing without headroom check.

Budget Transfers & PR / PO Control

•    Review and approve all PRs against valid FMC budget lines; block overruns pending transfer.

•    Record PO commitments immediately; deduct from available balance on all dashboards.

•    Manage formal reallocation requests with full audit trails.

Variance Analysis & Change Management

•    Quantify consumable vs. consumed deviations; flag overruns before limits are breached.

•    Require a formal budget impact assessment for every variation and change order before approval.

•    Trigger automatic reforecasts and map cost delta to fund centers and cost types.

Education

•    Bachelor's in Finance, Accounting, or Business Administration (required).

•    ACCA, CMA, CPA or equivalent professional qualification (preferred).

Experience

•    4–6 years in budget control or cost management within real estate, construction, or infrastructure.

•    Hands-on SAP FM experience — fund centers, cost objects, payment budget management.

•    Demonstrated PR/PO control, variation, and change order financial management.

Core Competencies

•    Governance & Control — zero-tolerance budget gate approach.

•    Analytical — translates cost data into actionable intelligence.

•    Stakeholder Communication — clear financial reporting to non-finance leadership.

•    Audit Readiness — fully traceable, reconciled cost records at all times.

Urgency & Escalation — proactively flags risks before they become critical.

·       Implement the project Quality Control Plan for all MEP installation, testing, and pre-commissioning activities within the data centre and technical building facilities.

·       Review and verify that MEP installations are executed in accordance with approved IFC drawings, specifications, equipment data sheets, and manufacturer installation guidelines before and during construction.

·       Conduct inspection and witness activities as per the approved ITPs for MEP systems.

·       Witness and document pre-commissioning and commissioning tests for MEP systems, verifying results against approved testing and commissioning procedures and FAT records.

·       Inspect incoming MEP equipment deliveries for conformance with approved submittals and material specifications, including checking for damage, preservation compliance, and correct equipment tagging.

·       Verify earthing and bonding installations against approved earthing design drawings, including earth resistance testing results.

·       Witness pressure testing of chilled water, refrigerant, compressed air, and domestic water systems, in accordance with project specifications and applicable standards.

·       Issue Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for any MEP installations or materials found to be non-compliant and track corrective actions through to satisfactory close-out.

·       Maintain complete and accurate QC inspection records, test reports, equipment certificates, and photographic evidence for all MEP scope, ensuring full traceability.

·       Prepare daily QC inspection logs and contribute to weekly QC status reports submitted to the Site Manager.

·       Support the compilation of MEP As-Built drawings and handover documentation, including O&M manuals, commissioning records, test result dossiers, and warranty certificates.

Position KPIs

·       ITP inspection coverage: 100% of scheduled MEP IRs on time with no missed inspections.

·       NCR management: all NCRs raised within 24 hours of identification; 90% closed within the agreed timeline.

·       Pre-commissioning completion: 100% of pre-commissioning checklists completed and signed off by the QC Inspector before commissioning activities commence.

·       Material receipt inspection: 100% of critical MEP equipment inspected against approved submittals upon delivery; zero non-conforming items installed without concession approval.

·       QC record currency: all inspection reports, test records, and NCRs updated in the QC management system within 24 hours of activity completion.

·       Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.

·       Minimum 8 years of QC inspection experience on MEP construction projects, with at least 4 years on data centre, mission-critical or mega infrastructure projects.

·       Practical experience witnessing and documenting electrical installation tests (insulation resistance, earth continuity, HV withstand) and mechanical tests (pressure testing, air and water balancing).

·       Familiarity with UPS and battery system installation requirements, generator set commissioning procedures, and precision cooling system pre-commissioning checks.

·       Experience with ITP-based quality management systems and NCR issuance and tracking procedures.

·       Proficiency in maintaining electronic QC inspection records and document control systems.

·       Good communication skills; able to interface professionally with contractors, commissioning engineers, specialist vendors, and client QC representatives.

·       Full professional proficiency in Arabic is required; a working knowledge of English is an advantage.

1. Operating Model

•         Define the end-to-end Target Operating Model (TOM) covering NOC, SOC, ITOC, Security Operations, Field Operations, Subsea CLS, and Internet Exchanges.

•         Define the operating model for the NOC & SOC (FO/BO), field management & maintenance centers, spare part management, optimization, performance, three-level support (L1/L2/L3), escalation matrix, shift models, and scope boundaries, process requirements, and accountability model across internal teams, vendors, and MSPs.

• Define the operating model for Subsea CLS — monitoring scope, fault response procedures, marine maintenance coordination, and cable consortium interface requirements.
• Define the operating model for IXP — route server management, peering policy governance, member onboarding process, and NOC integration requirements.
• Define the Technical Facilities operations model — passive infrastructure, critical environment management, and CEWA processes.
• Define governance structure, escalation paths, decision rights, and regulatory interface requirements.
• Define the SecOC design requirements and cybersecurity incident response framework, including compliance requirements aligned to ISO, IEC, and NCA standards.

2. Performance Framework

Define a unified performance management framework to ensure operational quality, service performance, and vendor accountability.

• Define the KPI framework covering QoS (availability, latency, jitter, packet loss, MTTR), QoE (end-to-end perceived service quality), and KQI (derived quality indicators linking QoS to SLA outcomes) across all infrastructure domains.
• Define the CSAT measurement model—survey methodology, scoring framework, and feedback-loop integration — for wholesale customers.
• Establish SLA and OLA structures across internal teams and vendors.
• Define service performance monitoring, reporting framework, and governance cadence for performance review and service improvement.
• Validate alignment between operational performance and business/customer outcomes.

3. Managed Services Strategy

Define the managed services sourcing strategy and governance framework, including insource/outsource boundaries, tendering approach, contracting requirements, and transition model.

• Define managed services sourcing strategy and target operating scope.
• Define what is insourced vs outsourced across operational domains.
• Define MSP requirements and evaluation criteria and support the tendering process through contract award alongside Procurement.
• Define transition strategy from build partners to operations and managed services providers.
• Define vendor onboarding, integration, and operational readiness requirements.
• Define governance model for vendor performance and accountability.

4. Activation Plan (Readiness Framework)

Define and govern the structured readiness and activation framework to ensure successful transition from build phase to Day-1 operations and post-launch stabilization.

• Define the operational readiness framework that covers People, Process, Technology, and Vendors across all domains, with explicit milestones for each technology domain.
• Define OSS/BSS and operational tooling requirements, and govern their procurement, integration, and acceptance validation ahead of launch
• Establish readiness checkpoints, entry/exit criteria, and launch gates; develop and maintain the Operations Readiness Plan (ORP), coordinating cross-functional readiness activities across all domains.
• Define the operational simulation program and oversee its execution to validate team and process readiness.
• Define DR and BC plan requirements across all domains, and govern their testing and validation ahead of launch.
• Define the Hypercare model for the first 90 days post-launch, including enhanced monitoring requirements, escalation protocols, and exit criteria.
• Own the end-to-end OAT program — design the test scenario library, coordinate cross-domain scheduling, track punch-lists, and govern sign-off.

Post-Launch Governance:

•      Lead the Operations Governance — oversee MSP performance across all domains against agreed QoS, QoE, KQI, CSAT, and SLA commitments.

•      Enforce SLA obligations — escalate persistent breaches, manage remediation plans, and interface with wholesale customers on service impact.

•      Govern MSP change management — review and approve significant changes to operating models, tooling, procedures, and staffing.

•      Own MSP contract compliance tracking and SLA breach remediation log across all domains.

•      Drive continuous improvement — identify performance trends, commission improvement initiatives, and validate outcomes.

•      Maintain regulatory compliance — govern regulatory reporting submissions and authority interface obligations.

•      Report on operational performance to the CTO/Program Director at strategic governance cadence.

•      Govern carrier peering and interconnection strategy, ensuring operational readiness for international exchange point operations and upstream transit delivery.

·              Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Telecommunications, IT, Computer Science, Business Administration, or a related field.

·              Minimum 15 years in telecommunications network operations, with at least 5 years in a senior leadership or operational design role.

·              Proven experience designing and governing operational frameworks for wholesale or carrier-grade telecommunications networks, with experience managing multi-vendor environments.

·              Strong understanding of telecom infrastructure, operations, governance, and service delivery environments.

·              Experience working with telecom operators, vendors, system integrators, or large-scale infrastructure projects preferred.

·              Strong communication, reporting, stakeholder management, and coordination skills.

·              Experience with PMO, reporting tools, operational dashboards, and telecom systems is an advantage.

·              Professional certifications such as PMP, ITIL, CCNP, CISSP, PRINCE2, or equivalent are preferred for senior positions.

·              Experience establishing continual service improvement (CSI) programs and managing MSP performance through structured governance frameworks.

Technical Qualifications

●        Submarine Cable System Project Delivery (Wet Plant & Dry Plant)

●        Cable Landing Station Construction & Commissioning Management

●        SLTE, DWDM/OTN & Terrestrial Backhaul Delivery Coordination

●        IP/MPLS Backbone & IGW/IXP Project Delivery

●        Marine Operations & Consortium Coordination

●        Ready for Service (RFS) & System Acceptance Management (PAT/FAT)

●        Critical Path & Integrated Schedule Management

●        Risk, Issue & Change Management

●        Vendor & Supply Chain Coordination

●        Budget Monitoring & Cost Performance Tracking

Leadership & Management Qualifications

●        Senior Project Leadership & Decision Making

●        Submarine Cable Consortium Interface & Coordination

●        Multi-Country Stakeholder & Landing Party Management

●        Cross-Functional Team Coordination

●        Conflict Resolution & Negotiation

●        Executive Reporting & Presentation

Academic & Professional Experience

● ​Bachelor's or Master of Engineering in Telecommunications, Electrical Engineering, or Engineering Management.

●        Minimum 10 years of experience in telecom project management, with at least 4 years on submarine cable system projects.

●        Proven experience managing landing station delivery, SLTE commissioning, and terrestrial backhaul deployment.

●        Strong knowledge of submarine cable system lifecycle: marine survey, cable lay, splice, characterization, PAT, FAT, and RFS.

●        Multi-vendor delivery experience (Ciena, Infinera, Nokia, Huawei, SubCom, NEC, Alcatel Submarine Networks).

●        PMP, PRINCE2, or equivalent certification is highly desirable.

●        Proficiency in Microsoft Project, Primavera, and program reporting tools.

●        Excellent communication, leadership, and multi-stakeholder coordination skills.

• Lead the full data center program lifecycle, starting with land due diligence, acquisition support, zoning review, utility availability assessment, environmental constraints, access/logistics analysis, and development feasibility evaluation.
• Define the integrated master program covering business case, schedule, budget, procurement plan, contracting strategy, risk register, and governance structure from pre-development through operations.
• Manage design development across all critical subsystems, including HV/MV/LV electrical distribution, transformers, generators, UPS, battery systems, grounding, precision cooling, chilled water or DX systems, fire alarm, fire suppression, ELV, structured cabling, access control, CCTV, BMS, EPMS, and DCIM platforms.
• Coordinate utility providers, authorities, and permitting bodies to secure land approvals, building permits, environmental clearances, power interconnection, water access, telecom connectivity, and occupancy approvals.
• Oversee RFP/RFQ packaging, scope definition, bid evaluation, contract award, and commercial alignment for consultants, EPC contractors, specialist vendors, OEMs, and facility management providers.
• Monitor contractor and vendor performance against safety, quality, schedule, cost, and technical compliance requirements, and escalate underperformance through formal governance channels.
• Establish and control program baselines for cost, schedule, and scope, including change request review, variation assessment, contingency usage, invoice validation, and executive reporting.
• Lead site mobilization and construction coordination covering civil works, structural works, white space build-out, MEP installation, fuel systems, security systems, ICT pathways, and integration of all owner-furnished and contractor-furnished equipment.
• Ensure testing and commissioning plans are developed and executed for all systems, including FAT, SAT, pre-functional checks, integrated systems testing, failover scenarios, black-building testing, and operational acceptance sign-off.
• Drive readiness for operations by confirming spare parts strategy, asset registers, CMMS/DCIM data population, SOP/MOP/EOP documentation, training, warranties, service contracts, and maintenance regimes.
• Manage transition to live operations, including incident escalation paths, service availability targets, cluster-wide maintenance coordination, operational risk controls, and post-occupancy stabilization.
• Build strong working relationships with internal stakeholders across operations, finance, procurement, safety, security, legal, engineering, and leadership teams, while maintaining effective communication with regulators, utility companies, landlords, and external partners.
• Identify design and execution improvement opportunities using lessons learned, operational data, and reliability findings to enhance future phases and reduce lifecycle risk.

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, or a related discipline is required. A master’s degree in engineering, construction, or business is preferred.
• Minimum 10 years of experience in large-scale mission-critical facilities, industrial infrastructure, or data centre programs, with at least 5 years in a lead program or project management role across multi-contractor environments.
• Proven experience delivering at least one full lifecycle data centre, critical facility, or equivalent mission-critical infrastructure program from site selection or pre-development through commissioning and operational handover.
• Strong knowledge of data centre critical infrastructure, including electrical systems, cooling systems, fire/life safety, BMS/EPMS/DCIM, security systems, structured cabling, and facility maintenance planning.
• Demonstrated experience in contract strategy, vendor management, contractor supervision, RFI/RFP processes, SOW development, change control, and commercial administration.
• Strong working knowledge of permitting, utility coordination, authority interfaces, HSE requirements, QA/QC controls, commissioning methodology, and operational readiness planning.
• Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams, manage ambiguity, enforce governance, and communicate effectively with executives, technical specialists, contractors, and public authorities. Current role definitions emphasise this cross-functional coordination and stakeholder leadership as a core requirement.
• Practical proficiency in project controls, including master scheduling, cost tracking, risk management, reporting dashboards, document control, and issue escalation.
• Professional certifications such as PMP, PgMP, PRINCE2, CDCP, CDCS, or Uptime-related credentials are preferred. Mechanical or electrical licensing is an advantage for roles with strong facility engineering depth.
• Experience in Tier III/Tier IV environments, hyperscale or colocation facilities, and live-site expansion or brownfield upgrades is highly preferred.

Readiness:

•       Develop detailed SIEM correlation rules, alert thresholds, SOAR playbook requirements, and incident response procedures.

•       Develop security procedures for international regulatory compliance, including cross-border incident notification requirements and carrier licensing obligations.

•       Develop SOC runbooks and technical procedures for common security event scenarios.

•       Support the SOC Lead in defining staffing skills requirements and training content.

•       Participate in SOC readiness simulations and incident response drills.

•       Support acceptance testing of SOC tooling.

•       Define compliance validation requirements aligned to ISO, IEC, and NCA standards.

•       Define KPI measurement methodology for SOC operational KPIs — data sources, calculation logic, and SIEM configuration requirements to support accurate KPI reporting.

•       Contribute to OAT (Operational Acceptance Testing) by validating SOC tooling, procedures, and integration readiness.

Post-Launch Governance:

•       Review MSP SIEM rule updates and validate technical accuracy and completeness.

•       Assess MSP SOAR playbook changes and incident response procedure updates.

•       Support SOC governance reviews with technical analysis of detection gaps and false positive trends.

•       Validate MSP compliance controls against ISO 27001, IEC 62443, and NCA requirements.

•       Support development of security specifications for carrier peering and interconnection infrastructure, including BGP security controls.

•       Minimum 8 years in cybersecurity operations with hands-on SOC analyst or engineering experience.

•       Technical expertise in SIEM, SOAR, and threat intelligence platforms.

•       Experience in OT/IT security convergence in telecommunications or critical infrastructure.

•       Experience developing SIEM rules, playbooks, and incident response procedures.

•       Familiarity with ISO 27001, IEC 62443, and NCA standards.

•       Deep technical knowledge of cybersecurity monitoring, threat detection, and incident response.

•       Ability to develop SIEM rules, playbooks, and security procedures.

•       Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

•       Familiarity with SIEM, SOAR, EDR, and threat intelligence tools.

•       Strong written and verbal communication in English; Arabic is an advantage

•       Experience with international telecommunications security compliance and carrier-specific threat landscapes.

Tendering Management

• Liaising with Procurement on Vendor/Contractor registration and qualification
• Liaise with Legal Department for drafting, reviewing, and approving of contracts
• Support Procurement department on tender evaluation and awarding of projects

Contract Management

• Manage Purchase Requests, Purchase Orders, Work Orders, Technical Reports and reflect them in the financial systems
• Administer the variation order process including contract amendments, ensuring all changes are documented and commercially justified
• Monitor contractor compliance with contractual milestones and trigger penalty clauses where applicable.
• Prepare, maintain, and tract contractual risk register
• Tracking contract expiry dates, and request extensions if required.
• Investigate & resolve claims and assure prompt handling of contractor’s invoices.
• Manage the contract close-out process (technically and financially), including final acceptance and warranty handovers.

Other Activities

• Daily/Weekly report to the Project Control Manager on the progress, achievement, and issues.
• Respond to email inquiries regarding contracts from internal departments
• Assist with preparation of processes and procedures as relevant to contract activities
• Follow up with stakeholders to complete tasks and approvals within SLA, escalate according to escalation matrix.
• Performs other related duties as assigned

• Bachelor’s degree in Legal, Business, or equivalent is preferred 
• Minimum 5 years’ experience in a similar role  
• Contract Management certification is preferable
• Ability to work with a diverse range of stakeholders at all levels of the business
• Reliability, teamwork, and professionalism towards co-workers and end customers
• High level skills with Microsoft office Excel, PowerPoint, and PowerBI
• Results-oriented and driven to innovate in a flexible environment
• Resourceful problem-solvers who take the initiative to learn new skills
• Syrian National, with fluency in Arabic and English (reading and writing)

·      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.

Position KPIs 

·       Design review comments issued within the agreed turnaround period for all submissions.

·       Completeness and technical quality of review comments: comments are specific, referenced to applicable standards or project documents, and free from ambiguity.

·       Close-out rate of open review comments: contractor responses reviewed and resolved within agreed timeframes.

·       Zero critical ICT/ELV design errors reaching site: issues identified and resolved at design stage before installation begins.

Conformance of reviewed designs with the project brief, Employer’s Requirements, and applicable standards

·       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.