Job Title
Lead Engineer, Civil Feasibility & Data Control
Division
Operations
Directorate
Network
Department
Design
Reports to
Manager, Feasibility and Data Control
JOB SUMMARY
A feasibility study specialist collects data and information needed from the various sources and analyses data to provide information to make well-informed decisions, writes reports, and produces full feasibility studies for various demands. The feasibility study specialist will interact with stakeholders and various subject experts.
COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKING RELATIONSHIPS
Internal Communications
External Communications
• Commercial
• Network - Power team
• Network - Access Management team
• Network - Dismantling team
• Network - Network Inventory team
• Network - Projects Delivery
• Finance - Site Leasing & Acquisition team
• Design Certification Consultant
• Design Preparation Offices/Contractors
MAIN ACCOUNTABILITIES
• Performing Service Request Feedback activity in daily manner based on approved criteria.
• Perform Technical Studies and proposals based on TAWAL standards and specifications, general design guidelines and best Technical Practice for any Commercial opportunity or upcoming Project Scope based on Client Requirements.
• Interaction with Commercial team for technical issues.
• Prepare risk order materials proposal based on feasibility study or Service Request Feedback.
• Develop and update required reports.
• Provide and update billing parameters as required per MSA.
• Perform other responsibilities and tasks as directed by the Line Manager in order to meet Section/Department objectives.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
• Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.
• Minimum Experience:
6 years of experience
• Functional Expertise (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities):
• Good knowledge for TIA -222 G/H, SBC and ACI.
• Microsoft Office Software’s, Outlook, excel, word, power point.
• Familiar with design software.
• Ability to work under pressure.
• Problem solving and project management skills.
• Strong teamwork skills in cooperation and communications as team player.
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