SWARCO Careers: Traffic Technology Site Manager in Berlin

SWARCO AG has a Site Manager for Traffic Technology position in Berlin for a professional who can organise field delivery while keeping people, materials, schedules, and technical records connected. The vacancy is based at Sickingenstraße 26-28 and is part of Project Management. Its focus is traffic control technology, where the practical coordination of construction activity sits alongside communication and documentation. This is a full-time, permanent role for someone prepared to take responsibility for work on site rather than limiting their contribution to planning alone.

The work concerns projects involving traffic control technology and calls for an electrical engineering background, a Class B driving licence, and readiness to travel for varied assignments. The role combines site organisation with the day-to-day discipline of allocating resources, directing construction processes, attending construction meetings, and maintaining technical evidence of the work. It will suit a candidate who can lead a team with resilience and initiative, while working constructively with colleagues through changing project conditions.

Opportunity Details

Project delivery for traffic control technology in Berlin

Field coordination, resources, and documented construction activity

The Berlin vacancy covers the organisation and implementation of projects in traffic control technology. SWARCO AG places the post within Project Management, making the connection between project preparation and site execution central to the assignment. The Site Manager is expected to bring structure to the installation side of the work: people and material must be planned, construction activity must be coordinated, and the project record must remain usable as work progresses. The position therefore combines technical understanding with a visible operational presence.

Construction schedules and construction workflows are specifically part of the scope. In practice, the role is concerned with keeping the sequence of activities clear on site and coordinating the processes that allow a project to move from planned work into delivery. The vacancy also identifies participation in construction meetings, correspondence, technical documentation, and measurement records as important elements. Those responsibilities make careful communication and precise follow-through as important as the ability to organise resources.

Traffic systems and lighting systems are presented by the employer as areas in which this work can contribute to safer and more efficient movement. The post is not described as a purely office-based planning assignment: willingness to travel and enjoyment of varied deployments are stated requirements. Applicants should view the Berlin location as the base for a role involving on-site coordination and should evaluate whether the mix of technical, organisational, and leadership responsibility fits their experience.

About the Employer: SWARCO AG

Mobility and road-safety work across a broad portfolio

Products, systems, services, and turnkey solutions

SWARCO AG is part of a traffic technology group with more than 50 years of experience in mobility management and road safety. On its official site, the group describes products, systems, services, and turnkey solutions intended to make travel safer and more convenient for people on the move. For a site-management position, that description gives useful context: the work is connected to road infrastructure and to the practical delivery of technology intended for movement in public space.

The group is headquartered in Wattens near Innsbruck in Austria and describes an international network of production facilities, offices, and partners. Its portfolio covers road marking, signage, urban traffic management, parking, highway and tunnel management, public transport, and street lighting. This range is relevant to a traffic technology role because it locates individual project activity within a broader set of mobility and infrastructure applications rather than a single product category.

SWARCO also describes connecting vehicles with road infrastructure and helping to establish charging infrastructure for electro-mobility. Its stated approach includes modular and holistic solutions that support future mobility and more liveable communities. These employer statements do not define a particular construction project in Berlin, but they explain the mobility-management setting in which the traffic technology work is positioned.

Relevant context for traffic technology project work

Road infrastructure, management systems, and lighting

Road marking systems, intelligent transportation systems, and industrial solutions are identified as areas of expertise on the employer's official site. The listed road-marking applications include lane markings, bike-lane markings, airport markings, parking, construction-zone markings, road repair and reinstatement, and high-friction surfacing. The Berlin post itself concerns traffic control technology, so applicants can use this portfolio as background when considering how site activity may relate to wider road and mobility infrastructure.

The vacancy describes a professional setting with modern vehicles, high-quality tools, workwear, and high occupational-safety standards. It also refers to flat hierarchies and room for initiative. These statements are specific to the employer's employment information and should be read alongside the demands of field coordination: the role requires a person who can use available equipment responsibly, contribute to a team, and keep the operational detail of construction work under control.

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Application Guidance

Show practical control of site work and project records

Application preparation for an electrical engineering site-management role

Electrical engineering knowledge counts here mainly as it shows up on site, so describe installations and works you have supervised rather than theory alone. Consider setting out examples that show how you have organised personnel or material, coordinated the sequence of construction work, participated in construction discussions, or maintained technical records. Where relevant, describe the scale of responsibility accurately without adding claims that cannot be supported. The employer has named resource planning, construction coordination, correspondence, documentation, and measurement records, so evidence connected to those areas will be especially useful.

Also make practical readiness clear. Because the vacancy specifies a Class B driving licence and willingness to travel, applicants may wish to confirm these points directly if the official form asks for them. A clear account of leadership experience can help demonstrate how you guide colleagues, respond under pressure, and preserve team cooperation. Keep examples concrete: explain the action you took, the construction or coordination context, and the documentation or communication involved. This approach is guidance for presenting experience, not an additional condition of the role.

• List your advanced electrical engineering qualification accurately and clearly.
• Confirm your Class B driving licence where the official form requests it.
• Use one concise example of personnel and material planning on a project.
• Describe experience coordinating schedules, construction workflows, or construction meetings.
• Include examples of technical documentation, correspondence, or measurement records.
• Present travel readiness and team-leadership experience in precise, factual terms.

How to Apply

Submit Your Application Through the Verified Route

Use the employer's official application form for this role

SWARCO takes applications for this Berlin post through its official online form, which the button below opens. The verified route is specific to the Berlin Site Manager for Traffic Technology vacancy. The form requests a curriculum vitae and a message to the hiring team, so prepare a current CV and a short, role-focused note that addresses your electrical engineering qualification, site coordination experience, leadership approach, driving licence, and readiness for varied assignments.

Use the language requested by the form and provide information carefully and consistently. Before sending, check that the examples in your CV and message align with the responsibilities described for traffic control technology projects, especially resource planning, construction-process coordination, meetings, correspondence, technical documentation, and measurement records. The official form will guide the remaining submission steps.