Key Notes
Passenger demand, revenue, fares and crowding data drive this rail-advisory consultancy post. It combines modelling and forecasting with proposals, client relationships and mentoring, working with operators, DfT and Network Rail. The permanent London vacancy lists PDFH knowledge and MOIRA or MOIRA2 expertise alongside analytical project experience. Working arrangement is not specified.
What You'll Work On
- Deliver rail modelling and analysis covering passenger demand, revenue, fares and crowding, completing technical tasks to agreed time, budget and quality.
- Own smaller proposals with clear scope, acceptance criteria and invoicing milestones and contribute to larger bids and coordinated business-development activity.
- Take responsibility for report sections and communicate analytical findings to clients and colleagues, mentoring less experienced consultants in technical and professional work.
- Maintain relationships with DfT, Network Rail and operators, identifying sales opportunities and sharing market insights relevant to the rail-advisory practice.
Why This Role Matters
- Rail clients gain forecasts and commercial analysis grounded in passenger data, helping them assess demand, revenue and operational questions behind their decisions.
- Documented rail demand, revenue, fares and crowding analysis gives clients a traceable basis for examining the assumptions and conclusions presented in advisory reports.
What They Are Looking For
- Experience: Relevant experience includes rail-data modelling/analysis, client-facing project management and delivery of evidence for rail operators and public bodies.
- Technical: Strong PDFH demand-forecasting knowledge and MOIRA and/or MOIRA2 expertise are sought.
- Qualification: A degree in a relevant subject is sought.
- Stakeholder: Presentation, written and numerical communication, credibility and collaborative working are sought.