Junior Technical Project Manager

Job Description Support the delivery of large-scale light current projects (CCTV, fiber, and network infrastructure) from design coordination through installation, commissioning, and invoicing. The role combines project coordination, technical follow-up, subcontractor management, and reporting. Key Responsibilities Track project progress against schedule and maintain project trackers. Prepare weekly status reports and progress summaries for PMO and management. Coordinate and follow up with subcontractors (civil, fiber, network, installation). Follow up on material requests, purchase orders, and deliveries with procurement and logistics. Coordinate material supply and withdrawal with the client warehouse. Review BOQs and support quantity and progress verification. Support preparation of invoices and progress claims. Maintain the risk and issue register and follow up on actions. Support technical coordination for CCTV, fiber, and network design and installation. Attend site visits to verify progress, quality, and subcontractor updates. Prepare meeting minutes and follow up on agreed actions. Coordinate with internal departments (procurement, logistics, presales, finance). Job Requirements Requirements B.Sc . in Electronics & Communication, Electrical, or related engineering. 2–3 years of experience in light current / ELV projects, including at least 1 year in a project coordination or PM role. Working knowledge of at least one of: CCTV systems, fiber optics, IP networking. Ability to read BOQs, technical drawings, and network layouts. Proficiency in Excel / Google Sheets and MS Project or Primavera. Strong written and verbal communication in Arabic and English. Preferred PMP or CAPM certification (or progress toward it). Experience with fiber air-blowing, duct/trenching works, or pole-mounted CCTV deployments. Experience in government or infrastructure projects. Exposure to invoicing and cost tracking. Key Competencies Structured follow-up and attention to detail. Ability to validate information and flag inconsistencies. Clear, professional communication with clients and subcontractors. Ownership and accountability for assigned tasks.