Project Engineer (1 Year Contract)

You will manage technical interfacing, site coordination, and installation of Automated Fare Collection (AFC) systems across metro stations in Singapore and Malaysia, ensuring seamless integration with rail subsystems and successful project delivery. Responsibilities Lead the physical installation of AFC equipment on-site, ensuring compliance with safety and technical specifications Supervise subcontractors to maintain quality and timely completion of installation tasks Attend interface meetings with other system contractors to identify and resolve technical gaps between AFC and civil, power, and communication works Manage daily site activities, coordinating with station authorities to facilitate smooth operations and project progress Apply problem-solving skills to address on-site technical issues promptly under time constraints Interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and interface control documents (ICDs) to guide installation and integration Coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure AFC system aligns with overall rail infrastructure requirements Prepare and maintain project documentation, reports, and use planning tools such as MS Project for tracking progress Travel frequently between metro stations in Singapore and Malaysia for site supervision and stakeholder meetings Communicate effectively with contractors and authorities to manage expectations and project commitments Preferred competencies and qualifications Prior experience working on AFC systems in metro projects such as MRT, LRT, or RTS will be advantage Familiarity with rail project standards and authority requirements in Singapore and Malaysia, including interaction with operators like Prasarana Malaysia and regulators under the Ministry of Transport Malaysia is highly regarded. 2-3 years experience in testing and commissioning phases, including system integration testing Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced, site-driven environment with frequent cross-border travel Fresh Graduates with relevant course of study and internship exposure may be considered