Equipment Studies Manager – Infras-OIT

RATP Dev USA

Engineer role focused on railway transport projects in France. Involves designing, evaluating, and optimizing rail systems and infrastructure.

Posted 7/21/2026full-timeFontenay-sous-Bois • 🇫🇷 FranceJunior💰 €43,000 - €55,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in transport infrastructure and railway systems, with strong capabilities in project requirement analysis, design integration, and technical reporting. Proficient in AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and railway design software, with a focus on collaboration and stakeholder engagement.

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Master’s Degree In Transport InfrastructureProficient In AutoCADStrong Analytical SkillsExperience In Railway SectorFamiliarity With Railway Design Software

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Hard Skills

Project Requirement AnalysisDesign IntegrationCost EstimationTechnical ReportingImpact AssessmentGeotechnical KnowledgeCivil Engineering KnowledgeSignalling KnowledgeTraction KnowledgeMaintenance Knowledge

Soft Skills

Excellent Interpersonal SkillsAbility To Work In Project-Based EnvironmentAutonomyRigorProactivity

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft OfficeAutoCADCATIA V5CovadisGeoRailBIM

Industry Keywords

Transport InfrastructureRailway SystemsPublic WorksInfrastructureProject Coordination

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About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Gather project requirements: proposed track layout, usable areas, siting constraints, and any special equipment.
Analyze diagnostics of existing track equipment and contribute to them when necessary within the framework of Assistance to Project Owner (AMOA).
Assess the impact of projects on track equipment and propose solutions that comply with design standards, project constraints and stakeholders’ requirements (geotechnical, civil engineering, signalling, traction, maintenance, etc.).
Design and/or integrate new equipment when required.
Contribute to cost estimation and the definition of track work phasing, particularly in operational environments, by identifying necessary temporary installations.
Prepare technical reports justifying design choices and their impacts on network operations.
Collaborate with all project contributors to understand their needs and constraints, present the impact of proposed solutions and converge on optimal solutions.
Occasionally participate in site visits on the network or construction sites.
Ensure the technical coordination of designers contributing to the studies.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Master’s degree (Bac+5) specialized in transport infrastructure or railway systems, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, or public works.
Initial experience gained through an internship, apprenticeship or employment in infrastructure or the railway sector.
Proficient in AutoCAD and Microsoft Office.
Good knowledge of CATIA V5.
Familiarity with a railway design software (Covadis, GeoRail or equivalent) and an interest in BIM and digital tools is a plus.
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work in a project-based environment.
Strong analytical and synthesis skills and the ability to find compromises.
Autonomy, rigor and proactivity.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Up to 9 weeks of annual leave, including RTT (reduction of working time) days.
Free travel on the RATP network and enhanced public transport reimbursement in Île-de-France and for travel outside the region.
Employer covers 70% of health insurance contributions.
Income protection insurance fully funded by the company.
Free access to medical centers and a wide range of specialists.
Employee savings schemes with employer matching/contributions.
Sports, cultural and leisure offers provided by the Works Council (CSE).
Career development opportunities within the Group, including internationally.