Client-Side Commercial QS – Rail & Infrastructure

SYSTRA UK & Ireland; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Job summary

SYSTRA Ltd is seeking a Commercial/PMO professional to support the Client-side commercial team on major transit projects. You will help manage time, cost and quality from planning through to close-out, ensuring timely reporting and contract deliverables.

The role focuses on NEC experience, change control, and post-contract commercial services including reporting, payments, variations and final accounts, with a strong emphasis on risk management and stakeholder collaboration.

Qualifications

• 2+ years NEC experience and ability to demonstrate change control processes.
• Experience in post-contract commercial services including reporting, payments, variations, claims and final accounts.
• Bachelor’s degree in Commercial Management, Quantity Surveying or similar; Chartered membership or working towards is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support the Client-Side Commercial/PMO team to manage time, cost and quality from planning through closeout.
• Provide commercial assurance, reporting and contract deliverables for monthly billing cycles.
• Assist with the Client Supply Chain mobilisation and cost/value reconciliation.
• Support risk management, mitigation actions and adherence to Line of Defence protocols.

Skills

NEC experience

Change control

Cost reporting

Stakeholder management

Contract administration

Education

BA Hons / BSc in Commercial Management or QS

Job description

SYSTRA Ltd is seeking a Commercial/PMO professional to support the Client-side commercial team on major transit projects. You will help manage time, cost and quality from planning through to close-out, ensuring timely reporting and contract deliverables.

The role focuses on NEC experience, change control, and post-contract commercial services including reporting, payments, variations and final accounts, with a strong emphasis on risk management and stakeholder collaboration.