Ingenieur (m/w/d) für Schieneninfrastruktur/Track Engineer (m/f/d)

Du möchtest deine Karriere in einem internationalen Umfeld starten und begeisterst dich für die Schieneninfrastruktur von Eisen- und Straßenbahnen? Bei Ramboll bieten wir dir diese Möglichkeit! Ramboll ist ein führendes Ingenieur-, Planungs- und Managementberatungsunternehmen, das 1945 in Dänemark gegründet wurde. Mit mehr als 17.500 engagierten Mitarbeitenden – und 300 Büros / Standorten in 35 Ländern – gehört der dänische Konzern zu den größten internationalen Beratungsgruppen. Du fängst in unserem Team in der dänischen Stadt Aarhus an und hast später die Möglichkeit, in einem unserer deutschen Büros deine Karriere fortzusetzen. Aber keine Angst, dänische Sprachkenntnisse sind keine Voraussetzung, allerdings solltest du Deutsch und unsere Firmensprache Englisch gut im Griff haben. Mehr Informationen zum Arbeitsumfeld, deinen Aufgaben und weitere Voraussetzungen kannst du dem englischen Teil dieser Stellenbeschreibung entnehmen. Wir freuen uns auf deine Bewerbung! Inviting bright minds We invite you to bring your enthusiasm and expertise in rail design info play as you contribute to innovative and sustainable design solutions for our clients in Denmark and Germany. You want to kickstart your career in an international setting and show a genuine passion for railway and light rail engineering? We can offer you a position as Track Engineer (m/f/d) in Denmark with the opportunity to relocate to one of our offices in Germany later. That is an exciting opportunity for you to work on projects across two countries. Danish language skills aren’t required, but you should have a good grasp on German and English. Are you our new Track Engineer (m/f/d)? Click the apply-button to send your application. Join our track design team in Aarhus As our new Track Engineer (m/f/d), you will be joining our enthusiastic and emerging design team based at our office in Denmark’s second-largest city Aarhus, a vibrant and young student city located at the coast of Kattegat. Our office in Aarhus offers social events, a canteen and fitness facilities for around 700 Ramboll employees, where you can experience the Danish working culture with good team spirit, flexible work time and a flat hierarchy. We are involved in a variety of national and international projects: New railway and tram lines e.g. Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link and Aarhus Light Rail stage 2 Technical and economic feasibility studies for new and existing public transport systems e.g. New tram/BRT in Kiel, Germany Renewal, optimization and reactivation schemes of existing railways e.g. Redesign of Aarhus Central Station and Track renewal between Copenhagen Central Station and Høje Taastrup Your key tasks and responsibilities will be Designing tracks and alignments of railways and light rails 3D-modelling railway infrastructure, such as tracks, drainage and platforms Collaborating with colleagues and departments in Denmark and Germany Bringing your knowledge of German regulations to bear in our German projects Supporting technical enquiries, such as the optimization of alignments Involvement in quantity estimations and the preparation of tender documents Requirements From the moment you join Ramboll, we will support your personal and professional development so that you grow with the company. For this role, you should fulfil the following requirements: Successfully completed studies in Civil Engineering focusing on rail and transport (B.Sc. in Civil Engineering or comparable education) Ideally you have existing experience in planning railways and light rails (e.g. as trainee or working student) Experience with relevant CAD/BIM software (e.g. AutoCAD, ProVI, MicroStation, OpenRail) Good level of written and spoken German and English Motivated team player with good communication skills Location This role requires you to move to Aarhus or surrounding areas in Denmark. How to apply Apply online. Attach your CV, cover letter and relevant documents showcasing why you are the right fit for the role, and when you are available to start. Deadline 30.04.2023 We look forward to receiving your application.