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Railway Infrastructure Project Manager Job Vacancy in Kigali, Rwanda – Transportation & Infrastructure
Freelanceil y a 2 mois
Job Description
Kigali
CDI
Salary: SSP 800,000
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Public Transportation Planner – Kigali, Rwanda
Company: Rwanda Transport Authority (RTA)
Location: Kigali, Rwanda
Employment Type: Full-time
Industry: Transportation & Infrastructure
Department: Planning and Development
Salary: SSP 800,000 – 1,200,000 per month
Vacancies: 1
Company Overview
The Rwanda Transport Authority (RTA) is the national regulatory body responsible for the development, coordination, and regulation of all modes of transport across Rwanda. Established to promote safe, efficient, and sustainable mobility, RTA works closely with government ministries, local authorities, private sector partners, and international donors to implement strategic transport initiatives. With a mandate that spans policy formulation, infrastructure oversight, and service quality monitoring, RTA plays a pivotal role in shaping Rwanda’s vision of a modern, integrated transport network that supports economic growth and improves the quality of life for citizens. As Rwanda continues to position itself as a regional hub for trade and tourism, the Authority is expanding its workforce to attract top talent capable of delivering innovative solutions to complex mobility challenges. This is an exciting time to join a forward‑looking organization that values expertise, collaboration, and impact. The role contributes directly to Rwanda Jobs, Jobs in Rwanda, and broader Career Opportunities in Rwanda, reinforcing the Authority’s commitment to creating high‑quality employment in the country.
Job Overview
The Public Transportation Planner will lead the design, analysis, and implementation of integrated public transit strategies for Kigali and surrounding urban areas. Reporting to the Head of Planning and Development, the incumbent will work with multidisciplinary teams to develop data‑driven models, assess demand, and propose service improvements that align with national transport policies and sustainability goals. The role involves close interaction with municipal officials, private operators, and community stakeholders to ensure that proposed solutions are feasible, inclusive, and financially viable. The successful candidate will also support the preparation of project proposals, funding applications, and performance monitoring frameworks, contributing to the Authority’s reputation as a leader in innovative transport solutions. This position is central to the Authority’s mission of enhancing mobility, reducing congestion, and promoting environmentally friendly transport options, thereby supporting Employment in Rwanda and Hiring in Rwanda initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
Develop comprehensive public transportation master plans that integrate bus rapid transit, feeder services, and emerging mobility solutions. Conduct travel demand forecasting using GIS, ridership modeling, and demographic analysis to identify service gaps and growth opportunities. Collaborate with Kigali City Council, private operators, and civil society to gather stakeholder input and ensure community‑centric planning. Prepare feasibility studies, cost‑benefit analyses, and financial models to support funding applications from government and international donors. Monitor and evaluate existing transit services, recommending performance‑based improvements to enhance reliability, accessibility, and user satisfaction. Lead the development of policy briefs, technical reports, and presentation materials for senior management and external partners. Ensure compliance with national transport regulations, safety standards, and environmental sustainability criteria. Support the integration of smart mobility technologies, such as real‑time passenger information systems and
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