Egis in the news

Egis Concept is hiring an Environment Pole Manager to lead its environmental strategy, manage the team, and drive business development in sustainable design.

Egis is providing expertise for the development of the California High-Speed Rail program, the first high-speed rail network in the United States.

The UN published an updated list of 214 companies, including Egis and its subsidiary Egis Rail, linked to Israeli settlements, deemed illegal under international law.

Egis is hiring a Constructibility Project Engineer for the "Aval du Futur" program in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin to optimize construction methods and logistics.

Egis is partnering with HES International to modernize the Fos-sur-Mer multi-bulk terminal.

The UN Human Rights Office updated its list of companies involved in Israeli settlements, including 214 businesses, with Egis and Egis Rail among them, which Israel considers a political defamation tool.

The UN has updated its list of companies involved with Israeli settlements, now totaling 214, including Egis, a move Israel criticizes as a political tool.

Egis is hiring an Environmental Alternate to assist with environmental engineering and ecological compensation measures for the Montpellier-Perpignan high-speed rail line project.

Egis is seeking a Project Director for its water and maritime activities in the Antilles/Guyana region, responsible for project management, commercial development, and team leadership.

Egis is hiring an environmental engineer intern to work on the Montpellier-Perpignan high-speed rail line project, focusing on environmental impact and compensation.

Communications veteran Bhaskar Majumdar, who led Marketing Communications, CSR, and Digital for Egis in India and South Asia, passed away, leaving a significant legacy in the industry.

Egis is seeking an experienced Civil Engineer specializing in nuclear structures to contribute to design, execution, and project management for nuclear industry clients, utilizing advanced modeling and calculation tools.

Egis secured Saudi Civil Defence approval to provide fire and life safety services in Saudi Arabia, covering risk assessments, safety solutions, and compliance.

Egis is reportedly engaging with Turkish officials about the privatization of Istanbul bridge operating rights, facing competition from other international and domestic investors while the privatization structure remains undetermined.

Egis contributes to a national study assessing the impacts and providing recommendations for France's implementation of the new European Urban Wastewater Directive (DERU 2).