Project Manager Cycling Traffic

About the job

80–100 %

immediately, limited until 31 December 2028

Your responsibility

• Overall management, project management and coordination of projects and construction works in the cantonal cycle route network in all project phases, taking into account the relevant standards and design guidelines
• Responsible for complex projects for cantonal transport infrastructure facilities with a focus on cycling traffic in all phases from design to realisation as well as overall management as client representative
• Collaboration with internal and external project teams and responsible for the professional, economical and timely processing of tasks according to multi-year and annual programmes
• Maintaining a constructive and competent cooperation with authorities, commissions, offices, project authors and third parties
• You contribute to an open, collegial working atmosphere and promote the good reputation of the Civil Engineering Office both externally and internally

Your background

• Completed studies as a civil engineer or an equivalent qualification with extensive knowledge in civil engineering and infrastructure as well as corresponding project experience
• Several years of experience in the field of design and construction management of transport infrastructure facilities as well as project management, mainly in the area of cycling traffic
• Holistic and interdisciplinary way of thinking
• Effective communication between team members, contractors, authorities and management
• Ability to make well-founded, solution-oriented decisions even under stress and with complex problems
• Openness to new approaches and technological developments

For questions about the position

Armin Schmauss
Head of Project Management Department
Deputy Head of Transport Infrastructure Division
061 552 90 48

For questions about the application process

Tanja Grosser
HR Consultant
061 552 65 99

Civil Engineering Office

The Civil Engineering Office ensures a powerful and safe infrastructure for roads and rails, is responsible for flood protection as well as the design of natural waters and sets the course for the current and future mobility needs of our society. In the Transport Infrastructure Division, the strategic foundations in the field of mobility are developed in particular. Furthermore, new facilities and changes / redesigns of cantonal roads, cycle paths and tram line railways are designed and realised.

What defines us

In this role, you will make a significant contribution to the development of cantonal infrastructure through your work and collaborate with recognised internal and external experts. You will work in a motivated team and experience the flexibility you need to balance work with family or hobbies.