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Digby Morris Executive Search & Talent Acquisition is supporting a leading Saudi Arabian development organisation to appoint an Executive Director of Project Delivery. The role focuses on delivering multi-billion-dollar transport and civil infrastructure within a long-term programme, coordinating complex interfaces and high-value contracts.
The successful candidate will lead multidisciplinary teams, drive programme integration, and ensure execution excellence across design, procurement,
This role is based full time in Riyadh - please do not apply if you are unable to relocate to KSA.
Digby Morris is supporting a major Saudi Arabian development organisation with the appointment of an Executive Director – Project Delivery, responsible for the execution of significant transport and civil infrastructure projects within one of the region's largest integrated development programmes.
The programme involves the development of an extensive, multimodal transport network, incorporating urban rail systems, major transport corridors, tunnels, bridges, viaducts, elevated structures, interchanges and associated infrastructure.
Representing a substantial, long-term capital investment, the network comprises multiple interconnected transport systems and major civil engineering packages, requiring sophisticated programme integration, construction sequencing and coordination across numerous contractors, disciplines and delivery interfaces.
Reporting to senior executive leadership, the successful candidate will assume responsibility for the delivery of one or multiple high-value infrastructure projects, potentially representing multi-billion-dollar capital investment.
Responsibilities include:
We are particularly interested in senior construction executives from major international Tier 1 contractors with a demonstrable record of delivering large, technically complex infrastructure projects.
Candidates should offer:
Experience delivering major infrastructure within integrated urban developments, complex metropolitan environments or large-scale mixed-use programmes would be particularly advantageous.
Previous Middle East experience is preferred but not essential.
This appointment offers the opportunity to lead substantial infrastructure delivery within a long‑term transport programme of significant scale, technical complexity and strategic importance.