Director – Roads, Car Parks, and Tunnels

In a world of possibilities, pursue one with endless opportunities. Imagine Next! At Parsons, you can imagine a career where you thrive, work with exceptional people, and be yourself. Guided by our leadership vision of valuing people, embracing agility, and fostering growth, we cultivate an innovative culture that empowers you to achieve your full potential. Unleash your talent and redefine what’s possible. Job Description: Our client is delivering one of the Kingdom’s most ambitious and high-profile giga-projects, set to redefine global standards in destination development, innovation, and visitor experience. As part of the integrated Delivery Partner team, you will play a key role in planning, designing, and implementing world-class assets and infrastructure that support the Kingdom’s Vision 2030. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a pioneering program at scale, working alongside industry-leading experts, cutting-edge technologies, and diverse stakeholders. If you are driven by challenge, motivated by impact, and eager to be part of a legacy project that will influence generations to come, we invite you to consider joining this transformative journey. The Director for Roads and Car Parks is the senior technical and operational leader responsible for the long-term performance, safety, and sustainability of the city’s horizontal transport infrastructure. As the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for roads, car parks, and tunnels, this role oversees the operations, preventative maintenance, safety compliance, and asset lifecycle management of extensive road networks, structured and surface parking, and underground tunnel systems once construction is complete. Operating within the giga-project environment, the Director ensures that transportation and parking infrastructure functions reliably, safely, and efficiently, supporting the broader mobility, community, and commercial needs of the development. What You'll Be Doing - - Oversee daily operations of the road network, including thousands of lane-kilometers of urban and arterial roads, ramps, bridges, and intersections. - Manage the operational performance of underground tunnel networks (vehicular and service tunnels) and multi-story/surface car parks. - Ensure high levels of availability, safety, and user experience across all transport and parking assets. - Develop and implement long-term asset management plans for road pavements, tunnel structures, and parking facilities. - Define lifecycle strategies for resurfacing, structural renewal, waterproofing, and rehabilitation to maximize asset lifespan. - Use data from inspections, condition assessments, and performance monitoring to prioritize investments and interventions. - Implement data-driven, preventive maintenance programs for roads (resurfacing, marking, drainage), tunnels (structural checks, systems testing), and car parks (structural health, equipment maintenance). - Minimize emergency repairs by establishing predictive maintenance regimes based on asset condition, usage, and environmental factors. - Coordinate with Facilities Management and maintenance vendors to ensure timely and effective execution of maintenance schedules. - Serve as the technical authority for tunnel safety and systems, including mechanical ventilation, fire detection and suppression, emergency lighting, evacuation systems, and structural monitoring. - Establish and enforce tunnel operating procedures, safety protocols, and inspection regimes in accordance with international standards. - Coordinate with HSE and Civil Defense / Fire Authorities on compliance, drills, and emergency preparedness. - Define and drive the strategy for smart car parks, including: Parking Guidance Systems (PGSPGS), Digital ticketing and integrated payment platforms, Electric Vehicle (EVEV) charging infrastructure - License Plate Recognition (LPRLPR) and access control systems - Oversee operational policies for parking allocation, pricing (if applicable), and circulation to maximize efficiency and user convenience. - Review and provide input on civil and traffic engineering designs, upgrades, and modifications to optimize traffic flow and reduce congestion. - Ensure design changes consider pedestrian safety, public transport interfaces, emergency access, and multimodal connectivity. - Collaborate with planning and transport authorities on speed control, junction design, signage strategy, and traffic-calming measures. - Education - Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering or related discipline - A master’s degree is highly recommended - Professional Engineering license/registration - Additional certifications in asset management, tunnel engineering, or transportation systems (e.g., CEng, PMP, IAM) are an advantage. - Minimum 20 years of progressive experience in road and transport infrastructure operations, asset management, or large-scale urban mobility projects. - Significant hands-on experience with tunnel ope

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Transportation Engineering; Professional Engineering license/registration; Minimum 20 years of progressive experience in road and transport infrastructure operations, asset management, or large-scale urban mobility projects.

Oversee daily operations of the road network, including thousands of lane-kilometers of urban and arterial roads, ramps, bridges, and intersections. Manage the operational performance of underground tunnel networks (vehicular and service tunnels) and multi-story/surface car parks. Ensure high levels of availability, safety, and user experience across all transport and parking assets. Develop and implement long-term asset management plans for road pavements, tunnel structures, and parking facilities. Define lifecycle strategies for resurfacing, structural renewal, waterproofing, and rehabilitation to maximize asset lifespan. Use data from inspections, condition assessments, and performance monitoring to prioritize investments and interventions. Implement data-driven, preventive maintenance programs for roads (resurfacing, marking, drainage), tunnels (structural checks, systems testing), and car parks (structural health, equipment maintenance). Minimize emergency repairs by establishing predictive maintenance regimes based on asset condition, usage, and environmental factors. Coordinate with Facilities Management and maintenance vendors to ensure timely and effective execution of maintenance schedules. Serve as the technical authority for tunnel safety and systems, including mechanical ventilation, fire detection and suppression, emergency lighting, evacuation systems, and structural monitoring. Establish and enforce tunnel operating procedures, safety protocols, and inspection regimes in accordance with international standards. Coordinate with HSE and Civil Defense / Fire Authorities on compliance, drills, and emergency preparedness. Define and drive the strategy for smart car parks, including Parking Guidance Systems (PGSPGS), Digital ticketing and integrated payment platforms, Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, License Plate Recognition (LPR) and access control systems. Oversee operational policies for parking allocation, pricing (if applicable), and circulation to maximize efficiency and user convenience. Review and provide input on civil and traffic engineering designs, upgrades, and modifications to optimize traffic flow and reduce congestion. Ensure design changes consider pedestrian safety, public transport interfaces, emergency access, and multimodal connectivity. Collaborate with planning and transport authorities on speed control, junction design, signage strategy, and traffic-calming measures.