The Webber Tunnel Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient management of traffic flow in tunnels, including incident response coordination and safety monitoring. The role involves communication with emergency services, real-time data entry, and participation in emergency drills. Operators must maintain awareness of tunnel conditions and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

The SOX IT Auditor Manager will oversee audit engagements related to SOX compliance, manage audit strategy, coordinate implementation of IT general controls (ITGCs), assess audit findings, and provide coaching to the audit team. Responsibilities include preparing reports for senior management, ensuring compliance and efficiency in processes, and leading internal training initiatives.

The Webber Tunnel Operator is responsible for managing traffic flow through roadways and tunnels, coordinating incident responses, and ensuring the safety and security of tunnel operations. Duties include monitoring real-time data, handling emergency procedures, and communicating with various response teams while maintaining compliance with legal requirements.

The Chefe de Equipa/Capataz will lead and supervise a team on construction projects, ensuring timely completion within budget, maintaining safety standards, managing resources, collaborating with other supervisors, and reporting project progress.

The Office Administrative Assistant I supports the administrative and operational functions of the company, handling tasks like scheduling, document management, HR support, procurement, and financial administration. The role requires strong organizational skills and the ability to communicate effectively with staff and clients, while ensuring compliance with company policies.

The Junior Operations Accountant reviews project contracts, identifies risks, reconciles customer remittances using SAP, prepares financial reports, assists with audits, and supports operations. Attention to detail and problem-solving skills are essential for evaluating contracts and managing multiple projects effectively.

The Project Manager for Infrastructure Management will oversee project teams, ensuring compliance with quality, safety, and contract obligations. This role involves managing budgeting, scheduling, and procurement while promoting a positive safety culture and maintaining effective client relationships.

The Section Engineer will oversee construction site management to ensure project delivery aligns with customer objectives, focusing on health and safety, quality, environmental impact, and cost control. Responsibilities include supervising subcontractors, ensuring compliance with RAMS, monitoring project timelines and budgets, and maintaining strong communication with all stakeholders involved.

In-house legal counsel providing legal advice on corporate and commercial law, including drafting and negotiation of contracts. Involved in corporate transactions, restructurings, and advising on trademarks, patents, and IT-related matters. Collaborating with colleagues across countries.

As a Financial Compliance Intern, you will assist in supervising and coordinating activities related to the Group's Internal Control over Financial Reporting System for fiscal year 2024. This includes collaboration in implementing a new internal control system, analyzing trends, and supporting various departments.

The Technical Project Manager for Transportation Systems will lead the execution of projects in tolling and mobility, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. Responsibilities include managing project requirements, overseeing supplier work, and participating in technical discussions to report on project status.

The Controls Engineer will develop and monitor project schedules, manage project budgets, identify risks, and prepare communications with clients. They will analyze project data for trends and variances, prepare detailed reports, and assist in contract management while ensuring compliance with timelines and budgets.

The Quality Control Manager will implement and maintain a Quality Management System, overseeing audits and compliance with ISO standards. Responsibilities include conducting training, coordinating with stakeholders on quality matters, and managing documentation practices. The manager will ensure effective resolution of non-conformities and lead corrective actions.

The Operations Coordinator ensures contract compliance by planning, coordinating, and supervising maintenance work on infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include condition assessments, managing crews, coordinating with subcontractors, and ensuring safety standards are met. The role involves both office and fieldwork, responding to incidents and managing resources effectively.

The Global Learning & Development Specialist at Ferrovial will contribute to corporate learning strategies, manage training initiatives, and analyze development needs across the organization. Responsibilities include designing learning programs, producing training content, benchmarking trends, and collaborating with internal and external partners to enhance learning effectiveness.

The Operations Coordinator will oversee maintenance work related to infrastructure, ensuring compliance with contracts, managing crews, coordinating with subcontractors, and responding to emergencies. Responsibilities include scheduling, inspecting work, and maintaining effective communication with stakeholders while optimizing processes and resource management.

The IT Compliance Manager will oversee IT compliance engagements, manage the SOX IT program, coordinate audits, improve control frameworks, and support process improvements. This role requires collaboration across various units to ensure compliance with regulations and manage risk.

The Operations Coordinator is responsible for supervising maintenance crews, coordinating maintenance work, ensuring compliance with contracts, and managing highway project assets. This role involves inspecting ongoing work, responding to emergencies, and liaising with various stakeholders to resolve issues related to infrastructure.

The Site Engineer will minimize construction risks, assist with procurement and oversee site construction to ensure quality and progress. Responsibilities include liaising with supervisors, managing costs, preparing work procedures, and overseeing safety and quality across the project's scope.

The role involves developing valuation models and conducting investment analysis for Data Centers. Responsibilities include performing economic and financial analysis, building financial models, conducting sensitivity analyses, and preparing reports for senior management and investment partners.