Upstream Railway Studies Engineer
WSP in Deutschland
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Lyon • France
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About the role
- You will actively participate in the various phases of engineering studies and technical expertise for the upstream (preliminary) phases of railway projects.
- Carry out emergence/feasibility studies for development projects and infrastructure renewal projects for railways in France.
- Produce deliverables (drawings, technical notes, etc.) for the different types of study.
- Potential collaboration with our partners or WSP resources based internationally.
- Contribute to the development of upstream railway studies by delivering high-quality services to our clients and participating in the preparation of commercial proposals.
Requirements
- Engineering degree (Master's level or equivalent)
- Minimum 5 years of professional experience in a railway engineering consultancy
- Recognized expertise in upstream studies in the railway sector (conventional lines, high-speed lines) and potentially in urban modes (tramways or metro)
- Analytical, synthesis and critical thinking skills
- Autonomy and rigorous working methods
- Attention to detail and commitment to high-quality work
- Ability to communicate effectively in French and English
Benefits
- Help us imagine the future
- Join an international collective of experts including engineers, scientists, biologists, project managers, and technical and commercial advisers
- Designing innovative solutions to complex problems is both our mission and our passion
- Join our teams and take part in landmark, ambitious projects that help shape communities and the world of tomorrow
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