Senior Quantity Surveyor & Program Manager (f/m/d) Rail Electrification

In this role you strengthen commercial protection for international rail electrification projects by establishing practical standards, methodologies, and tools. You’ll build a scalable framework to identify, assess, and manage risks, opportunities, changes, and claims across the project lifecycle. You will design training and promote digital, AI-enabled ways of working to support sustainable organizational growth. You’ll safeguard commercial interests and ensure robust documentation to enable sound decisions. You’ll liaise with cross-functional teams to manage financial impacts from changes and delays, contributing to Siemens Mobility’s mission to advance sustainable mobility.

• Inclusion & Diversity
• Comprehensive training opportunities via Learning Campus
• Opportunity to contribute to climate protection and sustainable mobility

• Improve commercial protection on international rail electrification projects by creating standards, methodologies, and tools
• Develop a scalable framework to identify and manage contractual risks, opportunities, changes, and claims throughout the project lifecycle
• Design and roll out training programs; facilitate knowledge sharing and lessons learned
• Drive adoption of digital and AI-enabled ways of working to support organizational development
• Safeguard commercial interests and provide transparency on risks and opportunities; protect contractual positions
• Establish robust documentation practices and support sound commercial decision-making
• Assess financial impacts of schedule extensions, delays, disruptions, and productivity losses
• Collaborate with Project Management, CPM, Bid Management, Sales, Engineering, Procurement, and Legal with clear interfaces

• University degree in Law, Business Law, Business Administration, Commercial Engineering, Civil Engineering or Construction Engineering
• Additional qualifications in commercial project management, construction contract law, or international project business (advantage)
• Extensive experience in complex international EPC or infrastructure projects
• Experience preparing, negotiating, defending, or resolving significant commercial claims
• Experience establishing standards, processes, templates, or training for international project organizations
• Strong knowledge of international contract models and standards (FIDIC, NEC, EPC contracts) and liability regimes
• Familiarity with dispute resolution procedures
• Experience assessing schedule extensions, delays, disruptions, and productivity losses (e.g., Time Impact Analysis, Windows Analysis, CPM)
• Entrepreneurial thinking with sound commercial judgment; ability to present complex matters clearly to varied stakeholders
• Fluent in English; additional languages and international project experience are a plus

• strong communication skills
• ability to work under pressure
• stakeholder management
• knowledge of FIDIC, NEC, and EPC contracts
• Time Impact Analysis, As-Planned vs. As-Built, Windows Analysis, Critical Path Method
• quantification of financial impact of delays and productivity losses