Chef de Projet Systèmes Industriels, Télécoms et Courants Faibles - F/H (DSI/MSP)
RATPgroupIle-de-France, France
Posted October 23, 2025
Full Time
About the Company
The RATP Group is the world's third largest public transport company, carrying 12 million people every day in France and around the world. It boasts unrivalled experience in design, project management, operation and maintenance of all types of urban and suburban transport, making it an industry leader called upon around the globe for its expertise. The RATP Group already operates in 15 countries through 100 subsidiaries and is stepping up its international expansion through some major projects worldwide. The RATP Group is also a strong proponent of sustainable mobility. It has the know-how to meet new service quality challenges by anticipating new passenger expectations in terms of information, accessibility, safety, regularity and service innovation. The RATP Group at a glance: - 71,000 employees - Operations in 15 countries Specialisations: Operation, maintenance and engineering of passenger transport networks: urban and suburban transport (train, metro, tramway, bus)
Job Description
Join us as an Industrial Systems, Telecoms and Low-Voltage Project Manager to manage multidisciplinary projects in the field of industrial systems, telecoms, and low-voltage systems.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in engineering or master's degree from a university
- Minimum 3 years of experience in project management in the field of industrial systems, telecoms, and low-voltage systems
- Resilient with leadership and good interpersonal skills
- Rigorous with a good analytical and synthetic spirit
- Interested in technique
- Autonomous
- Technical skills in project management: structuring, planning, risks, cost management, value analysis, animation
- Mastering methods: V cycle, Agile; functional analysis, system design, integration and qualification process
Benefits
- Career development to other jobs, including in international subsidiaries
- 9 weeks of vacation, or 206 days of work per year