Senior Contracts Administrator - Roads Infrastructure

Job description

the employer is a joint venture between PIF, Jacobs, and Saudi Aramco, delivering social infrastructure programs in Saudi Arabia in support of Vision 2030. Working at the heart of the construction sector, the employer supports complex, high-impact programs that help shape communities and enable long-term national development. This is an opportunity to join a business focused on delivering large-scale infrastructure with strong commercial discipline, collaboration, and program-wide impact. As a Senior Contracts Admin, you will play an important role in supporting the commercial and contractual foundations of major infrastructure programs. The role offers the chance to work closely with project and commercial stakeholders, helping ensure that contract administration is handled effectively across a complex delivery environment while contributing to sound decision-making and successful program outcomes. Responsibilities • Review, draft, and administer contracts across complex infrastructure programs. • Coordinate contract documentation, approvals, and compliance with internal policies. • Support change orders, claims, and commercial correspondence with stakeholders. • Collaborate with project teams to resolve contractual and commercial issues

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Engineering, Law, Commerce, or related discipline.
• Professional membership with a recognised industry body (RICS, CIArb, CIPS, ICE, or equivalent) desirable.
• Minimum 15+ years' experience in contract administration, commercial management, or contract management within major infrastructure or construction projects.
• Experience managing large and complex contract portfolios.
• Demonstrated experience leading contract administration teams.
• Experience supporting roads, highways, transportation, or major infrastructure projects.
• Familiarity with public-sector or giga-project governance environments is highly desirable.

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