Job details

Zutari designs transport systems that connect people, enable trade, and unlock economic growth across Africa and the Middle East.

Our work spans roads, rail, transit, and integrated mobility systems that are safe, efficient, and future-ready.

We are seeking individuals passionate about mobility solutions that go beyond infrastructure and help shape the way cities and regions move.

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Pavements and Materials Engineer to join our Tshwane team. This position offers an exceptional opportunity for a motivated engineer to provide technical support for transport related project in South Africa, Greater Africa and the Middle East.

Role Responsibilities

• Project Management (design and consultancy projects).
• Pavement engineering designs (mechanistic-empirical).
• Asphalt mix design, seal design, stabilization design (cement/emulsion/NME/etc).
• Data management and basic coding experience preferred.
• Road condition assessments, construction material source investigations (quarries, borrow pits etc).
• Measuring and scheduling of tender and construction quantities.
• Drafting of project specific construction specifications (COLTO and COTO based).
• Competent technical report writing and client interaction skills.

Minimum Requirements

• BEng /MEng or BSc/MSc in Civil Engineering.
• Candidate Engineer with ECSA with evidence of registration progress.
• Minimum of 4 years’ experience within the pavement and materials or related field.
• Possess a current and valid motor vehicle driver license.
• Software proficiency to typically include: Rubicon, cncPave, mePads, FAARFIELD, AIRPAVE, etc.

We believe that a diverse workforce is key to our business success.  We seek the best people for our jobs based on their skills, qualifications, and experience.  We embrace the principle of equal opportunity in employment and work towards eliminating all forms of unlawful discrimination in our employment practices.  In support of diversity and the equal opportunity principle, preference will be given to individuals from designated groups in South Africa.