Egis is a leading global consulting, construction engineering and operating firm. We work together with our clients, across every aspect of transport, energy and the built environment to build a more balanced, sustainable and resilient world. The Egis Group has over 50 years’ experience and a team of 22,000 employees in over 120 countries around the world. Joining our Group means, above all, sharing our values as a people‑first company, strongly committed to sustainability and innovation.
In the UK we're proud to be delivering some of the most iconic projects which help connect people, protect our environment and meet emission reduction targets. From motorways to tramways, nuclear power plants to smart cities, clients choose us to help them solve their most complex challenges - delivering climate‑responsible growth that meets the needs of communities, industry, and the planet.
Job Description
Lead the Analysis, Portfolio and Investment (API) Practice within the Asset and Network Planning directorate for the M25 Strategic Road Network, translating asset condition, performance, risk, cost intelligence and whole‑life carbon impacts into contract‑compliant investment strategies, effective maintenance approaches and efficient renewal programmes. The role spans Asset Data Intelligence, Lifecycle Planning & Prioritisation, Decision Support and Asset Strategy. Accountable for the quality and defensibility of the data, models and recommendations that shape investment decisions to handback. A senior, hands‑on role in a small, high‑performing team, contributing directly to analysis and assurance, leading complex stakeholder engagement, and briefing senior leaders and the client with clear, evidence‑based advice. Success looks like auditable decisions with a clear line of sight from need to outcome, trusted tools aligned to real performance, plans delivered on time with minimal rework, and strong stakeholder confidence.
Dimensions
- Analytical ownership and assurance for a long‑term investment portfolio of circa £500m, including Pre‑Defined Assets margin review inputs.
- Circa 3 direct reports, circa 10 staff in the practice, including investment & data analysts, lifecycle planners and DST specialists.
- Primary outputs, lifecycle investment profiles to handback, portfolio priorities and sponsorship decisions, investment plan assurance and sign‑off, and evidence packs for governance and contractual reporting.
Interfaces – Internal
- Director of A&NP and A&NP leadership team.
- Asset Management Teams (all asset classes, including Technology and Tunnels M&E).
- Asset Delivery (Engineering design, programme planning and project managers).
- Finance, Commercial, Operations and Performance (affordability, change, defects and regimes).
Interfaces – External
- Connect Plus (DBFO Co) investment, commercial and governance leads.
- National Highways client stakeholders and assurance teams.
Accountabilities
- Leadership and business unit management: Lead and govern the API practice, setting priorities and standards and owning products, service outputs, assurance, peer review and sign‑off routes. Act as technical authority and stay hands‑on, contributing to delivery (analysis, authoring, sign‑off and senior presentations) to produce robust and defensible investment recommendations to stakeholders.
- Lifecycle planning and decision support: Own and operate lifecycle decision support tools, forecasting deterioration, optimising interventions and profiling investment to handback. Define and assure model logic, assumptions and constraints, keeping tools current and aligned to observed asset performance. Sign off outputs for contractual compliance and defensibility (Schedule 14, ACCP, handback), including scenario, sensitivity and risk analysis where needed. Embed whole‑life carbon accounting within lifecycle planning and option appraisal and, where relevant, assess wider environmental impacts (for example, air quality and noise), ensuring impacts are quantified, comparable across options, and used alongside cost, risk and performance in recommendations.
- Asset investment strategy: Own and deliver the annual AMFP, coordinating inputs across CPS, CP, supply chain and client stakeholders to produce a coherent, assured and defensible plan on time. Act as a trusted focal point for internal and external stakeholders, leading responses to complex investment and strategy questions with clear, evidence‑based advice. Develop and embed TOTEX‑based investment strategies, translating objectives into practical decision rules, investment pathways and funding profiles. Work in close partnership with the Head of Asset Management, Asset Sponsors and Asset Managers to shape investment justification, prioritisation criteria, condition methodologies, maintenance and renewal approaches, and performance outcomes, maintaining a clear line of sight from need to outcome. Establish and govern prioritisation and recommendations, setting criteria, tools and assurance, resolving conflicts and alignment issues, and providing recommendation authority on strategic investment and risk positions (escalating to A&NP leadership where required).
- Financial, commercial and stakeholder assurance: Provide analytical assurance and commercial support on assumptions, affordability and risk, with quantified evidence packs for standards change, deferral and risk transfer.
- Asset data intelligence and governance: Drive the development and adoption of data governance and quality controls across inspections, surveys, inventories, performance and delivered works, working with the Head of Asset Management, Head of Assurance, Asset Sponsors and Asset Managers to embed consistent metrics, controls and reporting that drive traceability and auditability across contributing teams. Integrate cross‑asset datasets, document definitions and limitations, and produce repeatable insight that improves decisions and supports continuous improvement. Develop and maintain the carbon data baseline for maintenance and renewal activities (materials, construction, transport and operational impacts where relevant), ensuring assumptions, factors and outputs are transparent, auditable and suitable for governance and client reporting.
Qualifications
Essential experience
- Senior experience in infrastructure asset management, investment planning or portfolio strategy in a regulated environment (transport, utilities or similar).
- Strong stakeholder influence, able to brief and challenge senior leaders and client representatives, translating analysis for non‑technical decision makers.
- Leadership of analytical teams, building capability, setting standards, and assuring outputs used for senior investment decisions.
- Experience developing or assuring lifecycle models and decision support tools (deterioration, treatments, optimisation and scenario analysis).
- Commercial acumen and contractual awareness, able to quantify and challenge cost, risk and affordability, and work across Engineering, Delivery, Finance and Commercial to produce deliverable plans.
- Experience applying carbon accounting or whole‑life carbon assessment to infrastructure maintenance, renewals or investment decisions, including using carbon data to inform option appraisal and prioritisation.
- Proven ability to build and develop a small, high‑performing team, coaching and upskilling individuals while maintaining direct personal contribution to delivery and assurance.
Desirable experience
- Experience in long‑term concession environments (DBFO, PPP, PFI or similar).
- Familiarity with UK highways standards, condition‑based performance regimes and handback requirements.
- Experience supporting standards change, deferral strategies, value engineering or risk transfer.
- Exposure to probabilistic methods, optimisation and scenario testing.
Additional Information
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
We are an Equal Opportunities employer and we strive to build a workforce that truly reflects the communities we represent. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds, regardless of age, disability, gender, gender identity, gender expression, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background, and any other protected characteristic. If you decide to apply for an opportunity with us, your application will be assessed based purely on your experience, the essential and desirable criteria, and your suitability for the role. We value each and every one’s contribution as this builds our culture and means that if you work with us, you will be included, listened to, and respected.
Please note, to be considered for this role, you must be based in the UK and must already be able to legally work in the UK. We are unable to offer or provide sponsorship for this position.
You can be based in one of the following locations: Dartford, South Mimms or Leatherhead.
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