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Designs and supports electrical systems for door, HVAC, and PD&G products. Responsibilities include selecting and validating components, creating schematics and layouts, defining wiring and cabling, maintaining bills of materials, troubleshooting onsite systems, answering supplier and customer technical questions, training colleagues and customers, coordinating with European engineering teams, and standardizing electrical component and schematic libraries.

Design, troubleshoot, validate, and maintain embedded electronic systems and complex software for transit equipment. Responsibilities include PCB and firmware development, hardware integration, board bring-up, testing, regulatory compliance, documentation, process improvement, automation, end-of-life component management, manufacturing transition support, and customer proposal and design review assistance. The role collaborates with engineering, product, operations, vendors, and customers while managing project deliverables and traveling to customer sites as needed.

Owns enterprise architecture, strategy, governance, operations, and roadmap for Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and Copilot ecosystems. Leads platform modernization, AI adoption, licensing optimization, integrations, automation, operational excellence, and mergers and acquisitions tenant migrations. Serves as the technical authority and escalation point while advising executives, business stakeholders, security teams, IT operations, Microsoft, and vendors.

Leads enterprise Power Platform and Microsoft 365 productivity services, owning strategy, architecture, governance, adoption, operations, integrations, automation, and business value. Manages platform engineering teams, oversees Copilot enablement, supports M&A migrations, establishes security and lifecycle controls, manages vendors, and provides executive stakeholder guidance. The role drives service reliability, compliance, cost optimization, adoption analytics, and continuous improvement across globally distributed enterprise environments.

Two-year rotational graduate program spanning engineering, IT, freight services, and digital intelligence. Participants contribute to projects involving locomotive systems, propulsion, controls, automation, software, data analytics, AI, cloud technologies, reliability, testing, and continuous improvement before transitioning into a permanent role. The program requires an engineering bachelor's degree, recent or upcoming graduation, strong English proficiency, travel availability, and prior academic or extracurricular experience.

Manage sourcing and logistics strategy in China for Rubber, Friction, and Powersports commodities. Identify, qualify, negotiate with, and develop suppliers; manage contracts, purchase orders, supplier performance, quality coordination, and logistics execution. Ensure supply continuity, on-time delivery, specifications, customs compliance, and export requirements while serving as the local interface among suppliers, purchasing, quality, logistics, and global operations teams.

Manage documentation for engineering projects throughout the project lifecycle. Responsibilities include controlling document flows, maintaining registers and archives, coordinating submissions and approvals, ensuring naming and formatting compliance, supporting document-system users, training stakeholders, improving processes, interfacing with clients and subcontractors, and producing project reports. The role requires strong organization, communication, accuracy, and experience with document control systems such as Aconex.

Supports finance and manufacturing operations by analyzing costs, productivity, budgets, forecasts, and monthly financial close activities. Acts as the liaison between Finance, Operations, Supply Chain, and global operations teams. Manages the Operations Capex plan, validates cost-out initiatives, tracks risks and opportunities, reports weekly estimates, and improves or automates financial processes.

Develop and deploy control systems for distributed power, remote-control locomotives, and rail automation. Responsibilities include creating control algorithms, building and validating MATLAB/Simulink models, tuning closed-loop systems, debugging software and hardware interfaces, defining requirements and validation strategies, and supporting field testing in active rail environments.

Leads the architecture, requirements, validation, and integration of complex railroad solutions, especially autonomous train operations and automated yard management. Translates railroad operating practices and train-handling expertise into software requirements, safety protocols, simulations, and solution-level test plans. Supports RFPs, field testing, regulatory compliance, technical risk mitigation, and cross-functional issue resolution while serving as a technical bridge between railroad experts, engineering teams, customers, and management.