Senior Infrastructure Engineer: 2 posts at Marrakech Mobility

The local development company Marrakech Mobility SA has opened a call for applications to recruit twoSenior Infrastructure Engineers (m/f), under reference IIS-MM26, as part of strengthening its human capital. The offer targets holders of a Bac+5 diploma from a Grande École d'Ingénieurs d'État in Civil Engineering or in Management and Project Management, with at least five years of experience in leading or acting as client (maîtrise d'ouvrage) on complex infrastructure projects with multiple interfaces.

Salary: from 8000 to 11500 MAD per month.

Applications are submitted exclusively online through the emploi-public.ma platform, with a deadline of 30 November 2026.

What the Senior Infrastructure Engineer role actually involves

The Senior Infrastructure Engineer steers, coordinates and controls the delivery of the infrastructure projects entrusted to the company, in compliance with technical requirements, contractual commitments, deadlines, costs and the company's strategic guidelines. The general mission is therefore to ensure that each project is completed in line with its terms of reference, from the studies through to final acceptance of the works.

Main duties

• Contributing to the delivery of projects in urban and semi-urban contexts.
• Producing the periodic reports needed for technical, administrative and financial monitoring and steering of projects.
• Checking that architectural and technical studies comply with the terms of reference.
• Acting as client (maîtrise d'ouvrage) on projects and managing the interface with internal and external project teams.
• Writing progress reports on the works.
• Ensuring works proceed properly on site by coordinating all stakeholders, in compliance with the company's quality policy, environmental standards, deadlines and construction costs.
• Preparing consultation files, tender analysis, contracts and specifications, as well as design studies, while optimising technical solutions.
• Taking part in monitoring and coordinating works on the assigned site sections, and preparing interim payment certificates as well as provisional and final acceptance of the works.
• Representing Marrakech Mobility as client at project progress meetings, drafting the necessary documents and reports for the various project stakeholders.
• Steering project closure: verifying quality, compliance and adherence to completion deadlines against the specifications.

Performance indicators

Performance is assessed through compliance with deadlines, compliance with contractual and technical requirements, and control of progress, constraints and critical paths.

Required profile and eligibility conditions

Education

The position requires a Bac+5 diploma awarded by a Grande École d'Ingénieurs d'État, in Civil Engineering or in Management and Project Management. A copy of the required diploma must be included in the application file.

Experience

Candidates must have a minimum of five years' experience in leading or acting as client on complex infrastructure projects with multiple interfaces, with good command of project management procedures and tools. Copies of certificates evidencing the required experience are required.

Technical skills

• Client-side (maîtrise d'ouvrage) procedures and tools.
• Knowledge of the public procurement code and procedures.
• Knowledge of safety, health and quality standards for transport systems.
• Planning and scheduling techniques.
• Negotiation techniques.

Behavioural skills

• Autonomy.
• Analytical and synthesising ability.
• Work planning and organisation.
• Adaptability.
• Interpersonal skills.
• Rigour.
• Communication.
• Proactivity and anticipation.

Managerial skills

• Team management and development.
• Setting objectives.
• Evaluating teams.

Documents to assemble in the application file

The application file must contain all of the following documents:

• A curriculum vitae (CV) setting out the candidate's skills, academic and professional background and the positions held.
• A cover letter whose subject states the reference and the title of the position applied for, addressed to the Director General of the company.
• A copy of the required diploma.
• A copy of the certificates evidencing the required experience.
• A copy of the national identity card (both sides).

For the online submission, all of these documents must be provided in PDF format.

How to apply: the sequence to follow

1. Prepare a detailed CV highlighting skills, academic and professional background and the positions held.
2. Write the cover letter addressed to the Director General, stating reference "REF : IIS-MM 26" and the exact job title in its subject.
3. Gather the diploma copy, experience certificates, both sides of the national identity card, the CV and the cover letter.
4. Convert all documents to PDF format.
5. Submit the file electronically through emploi-public.ma before 30 November 2026.

Submission must be electronic. Incomplete files or files received after the deadline will not be considered and will not be followed up.

Practical advice for preparing a strong application

Given the nature of the role, the CV should clearly set out the complex infrastructure projects the candidate has led or steered as client, specifying the type of infrastructure, its scale, duration and the stakeholders involved: this directly addresses the experience requirement. The cover letter benefits from demonstrating an understanding of the duties described, in particular coordinating stakeholders in urban and semi-urban settings, preparing consultation files and analysing bids, drafting reports, and managing provisional and final acceptance.

Checklist before submission

• Confirm that the diploma comes from a Grande École d'Ingénieurs d'État and matches the required specialties.
• Check that the certificates establish at least five years in the required field.
• Verify that the cover letter's subject mentions reference IIS-MM 26 and the job title.
• Make sure a legible copy of both sides of the national identity card is included.
• Test that the PDF files open and are readable before sending.

This advice is indicative only: it adds no condition to the call for applications and does not replace the documents or procedures published in it.