Civil & Structural Technical Manager – 100% (m/f)

ARX is a global network of specialists in engineering, design, and architecture. Our team offers 360° consulting, project management, and technical services in: airports, bridges, buildings, cableways, digital innovation, environment, equipment, geology, geotechnics, hydropower, metros, nuclear plants, oil & gas, pipelines, ports, railways, river engineering, roads, traffic, tunnels, and water/wastewater treatment. With offices across Europe, North and South America, Asia, Africa, and Oceania, our agile task force combines global expertise with local know-how. The result is our uniquely "glocal" approach, which allows us to meet the specific needs of each community while incorporating international best practices. At ARX, smart minds strive for a sustainable future, transforming communities one innovative project at a time. People are the heart and soul of ARX. We are a home for innovators, visionaries, and experts to develop talents, launch careers, and collaborate with fellow specialists. ARX values individuals. Believing their brilliance and determination will provide solutions to tomorrow's challenges, we welcome professionals who will both benefit from and enrich our team. ARX, marks a significant expansion into the Middle East with our offices in UAE and KSA. This establishment underscores our dedication to innovation and engineering excellence, bolstering our position in the dynamic GCC market. For our office in Riyadh, we are looking for Civil & Structural Technical Manager – 100% (m/f) The ideal candidate will have the technical breadth and judgement to guide civil and structural assurance across a complex development. They will understand how discipline decisions affect adjoining infrastructure and buildings, set a clear review approach and help engineers resolve difficult technical issues. The candidate should combine sound engineering analysis with practical leadership, consistent decision records and constructive engagement with other discipline leads. Responsibilities: • Lead the civil, structural, geotechnical and infrastructure discipline team and maintain accountability for technical quality and compliance. • Set design criteria, standards, review procedures and checking responsibilities across the discipline. • Plan review workloads and coordinate submission priorities with package managers and the programme planning team. • Review and approve consultant and contractor calculations, drawings and reports, checking their engineering basis and completeness. • Assess foundation, structural and infrastructure interfaces, including the relationship between geotechnical recommendations and design assumptions. • Resolve complex technical issues and lead multidisciplinary workshops on constructability, coordination and risk. • Coordinate C&S interfaces with architecture, MEP and security requirements and verify that decisions are reflected in design outputs. • Manage discipline comments, RFIs and technical queries through recorded close-out and escalate material compliance concerns. • Assess design changes and technical alternatives with the relevant specialists, considering performance and programme implications. • Supervise and mentor engineers, review performance and promote consistent quality assurance across the team. • Report discipline progress, review constraints, outstanding approvals and technical risks to programme leadership. Requirements: • Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering; Master's preferred. • 15+ years in civil and structural design, with discipline lead experience on major projects. • Experience on government facilities or hardened / protective structures. • Strong knowledge of SBC 300 series, ACI, BS EN codes; proficient in ETABS, SAFE or similar. • Eligible for SCE accreditation; must meet client security vetting requirements. • Demonstrated capability in design checking, technical assurance procedures and coordination of geotechnical, structural and infrastructure interfaces. • Ability to lead discipline workloads, review engineering judgements and communicate significant technical risks. • Desirable: Blast-resistant design experience (UFC 3-340-02); chartered status. We Offer: • Opportunity to collaborate with a forward-thinking, synergistic, and innovative team. • Exposure to cutting-edge projects driving Middle East / North African regions development. • Personalized professional growth and developmental avenues tailored to your career aspirations. If you would you like to join our highly motivated and very successful team, please send us your complete application! Show more Show less

Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering; Master's preferred. 15+ years in civil and structural design, with discipline lead experience on major projects. Experience on government facilities or hardened / protective structures. Strong knowledge of SBC 300 series, ACI, BS EN codes; proficient in ETABS, SAFE or similar. Eligible for SCE accreditation; must meet client security vetting requirements. Demonstrated capability in design checking, technical assurance procedures and coordination of geotechnical, structural and infrastructure interfaces. Ability to lead discipline workloads, review engineering judgements and communicate significant technical risks. Desirable: Blast-resistant design experience (UFC 3-340-02); chartered status.

Lead the civil, structural, geotechnical and infrastructure discipline team and maintain accountability for technical quality and compliance. Set design criteria, standards, review procedures and checking responsibilities across the discipline. Plan review workloads and coordinate submission priorities with package managers and the programme planning team. Review and approve consultant and contractor calculations, drawings and reports, checking their engineering basis and completeness. Assess foundation, structural and infrastructure interfaces, including the relationship between geotechnical recommendations and design assumptions. Resolve complex technical issues and lead multidisciplinary workshops on constructability, coordination and risk. Coordinate C&S interfaces with architecture, MEP and security requirements and verify that decisions are reflected in design outputs. Manage discipline comments, RFIs and technical queries through recorded close-out and escalate material compliance concerns. Assess design changes and technical alternatives with the relevant specialists, considering performance and programme implications. Supervise and mentor engineers, review performance and promote consistent quality assurance across the team. Report discipline progress, review constraints, outstanding approvals and technical risks to programme leadership.