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The Principal Engineer position at Amtrak involves managing a team of external engineering consultants in delivering design phase engineering services for infrastructure projects across the rail system. Responsibilities include collaborating with stakeholders, performing subject matter expert reviews, developing scopes of work, managing budgets, and ensuring compliance with standards.

The Senior Engineer is responsible for supporting the Facilities Manager managing and overseeing Amtrak's physical assets at our Philadelphia major station to improve its core business through enhancing the customer experience and providing a safe, clean, and comfortable working and experience for Amtrak staff.

The Senior Program Manager is responsible for delivery of very large high-risk programs, with multimillion dollar cost impacts and multi-year delivery schedule. The role involves coordinating multiple project teams, establishing program governance, identifying and managing assessment of major changes, mentoring junior staff, contributing to annual planning activities, monitoring program financial performance and risks, and developing necessary program management artifacts.

Responsible for inspection, testing, and maintenance of wheels sets, brakes, suspension and pneumatic systems on rolling stock equipment. Must have high school diploma or GED and experience in mechanical equipment repair. Hourly rate ranges from $27.64 to $36.85.

Plan, budget, and direct capital project work for Baltimore Penn Station on behalf of Amtrak, ensuring transportation service objectives are met. Manage project teams, report progress and issues, collaborate with internal and external partners, and evaluate project changes and risks.

The Engineer - Design Ops & Planning is responsible for reporting the status of engineering technical design reviews to stakeholders and assisting in planning and forecasting for the Engineering technical design reviews within the Planning and Engineering Support team.

The Project Manager is responsible for managing moderate complexity engineering construction projects within the Major Power Portfolio. They plan, evaluate, and manage the execution of project activities with a moderate level of supervision from a senior-level Program or Portfolio Manager. The role requires regular analytical reporting of project status, risks, issues, cost, and schedule performance.

Responsible for design and design management of complex transportation projects focusing on structural design of railroad underground structures and overbuilds. Manage interdisciplinary project teams and ensure compliance with standards and regulations. Lead technical review of engineering design for capital projects and manage risk to deliver projects on time and within budget.

Responsible for overseeing operational support and standards development for Amtrak's Positive Train Control systems. Lead design engineering projects, support testing and evaluation of new products, and ensure safety and regulatory compliance of train control systems.

The Program/ Sr Program Manager is responsible for delivery of large-scale moderate to high-risk programs, with multimillion dollar cost impacts and multi-year delivery schedule. The programs may encompass multiple projects, cross-departmental interfaces, multiple technologies, geographies, and assets. Individuals in this role work independently with some indirect supervision PMO Director or AVP and may have either direct reports or matrixed subordinate team members. The role requires regular analytical and metrics-based reporting to other staff, Executive Committee, and stakeholders.

The Project/ Sr Project Manager is responsible for managing high or mega complexity projects of large and complex components of a larger program. Individual in this role use advance knowledge of project management processes and controls to accomplish project objectives by planning and evaluating project activities with some indirect supervision from PMO Director, and may have either direct reports or matrixed subordinate team members. The role requires regular analytical and metrics-based reporting to other staff, Executive Committee, and stakeholders.

The Senior Director for the Chicago Hub Improvement Program (CHIP) is responsible for leading Amtrak's mega program in Chicago and the Midwest. This role involves strategic management, partnership development, and project planning to align with corporate objectives. The Senior Director oversees funding strategies, project development, and property management to maximize program goals and business performance.

The Design Review Engineer is responsible for managing the design review process for major Amtrak projects, ensuring compliance with standards and procedures.

The Design Review Engineer is responsible for managing the design review process for major capital in-house projects, as well as external third-party projects, to ensure compliance with all standards and policies. They work with various departments and teams to coordinate technical reviews and estimate resources for the design review process.

The Design Review Engineer is responsible for managing the design review process for major projects to ensure compliance with all standards and procedures. This position is part of the Design Management Team focusing on railroad infrastructure under Capital Delivery.

The Design Review Engineer manages the design review process for major capital in-house projects and external third-party projects to ensure compliance with all Amtrak standards. This role involves coordinating technical reviews, working with internal departments, acquiring and applying knowledge of business systems and industry standards, estimating durations and resources, and facilitating project agreements and permits.

The Manager Engineering - Design Ops is responsible for leading the operations of the technical engineering design review process for both external third-party and in-house projects. They manage the technical engineering design review intake process, coordinate with different disciplines, develop working knowledge of engineering practices, and oversee junior-level staff for Amtrak.

The Lead Program Specialist EAM is responsible for overseeing asset management activities, implementing industry-leading software for work and asset management, and optimizing system performance to reduce asset management costs. They work closely with internal and external stakeholders to ensure effective decision-making and manage the EAM program for Infrastructure Maintenance and Construction Services.

The AVP Hudson Tunnel Program (HTP) will lead a mega-project program that will deliver a critical program which will reduce travel time on the Northeast Corridor. Responsibilities include infrastructure program management, stakeholder relationships, team leadership, and ensuring project delivery against approved scope, schedule, and budget while maintaining safety and quality standards.

Plan, budget, and direct capital project work for the Philadelphia William H Gray III 30th Street Station Public Private Partnership on behalf of Amtrak. Manage direct reports and matrixed subordinate team members. Responsible for commercial and contract administration, analytical reporting, and ensuring transportation service objectives.