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Leads regional rail engineering operations, supervising project managers, engineers, and designers while overseeing technical delivery across major projects. Responsibilities include business development, client relationships, financial and budget performance, staffing, resource allocation, contract management, mentoring, training, and organizational strategy. The role also supports sales goals, industry events, project reviews, pricing evaluations, and communication across area, regional, and corporate teams.

Leads regional engineering operations, including project manager supervision, staffing, business development, client relationships, financial performance, resource planning, employee mentoring, and strategic growth. The role supports contract management, pricing evaluations, industry presentations, communication across organizational levels, training initiatives, and client satisfaction. Candidates need a civil engineering degree, PE license or equivalent, 8+ years of rail engineering leadership experience, and expertise in project management, business development, budgets, and financial oversight.

Manages project-level accounting, including cost monitoring, project setup, labor rate tables, invoicing, collections support, budgeting, subconsultant invoice review, month-end close, reconciliations, audits, and project review follow-up. Partners with project managers, clients, subconsultants, and the Controller while supporting accurate financial administration and compliance with project agreements.

Staff Accountant responsible for general ledger management, account reconciliations, journal entries, month-end close, prepaid and fixed asset accounting, financial and lease accounting, GAAP-compliant reporting, audit coordination, tax compliance, and project-based billing. The role also supports accounting system improvements, software testing, internal controls, and process streamlining. Candidates need a bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or a related field and at least three years of relevant experience.

Assists rail structural engineers with the design and development of bridges, culverts, and retaining walls. Creates detailed CAD models, drawings, plans, and specifications using MicroStation; analyzes project data; supports quality assurance and quality control; and collaborates with engineers and project managers. The intern applies academic knowledge while developing technical skills in rail infrastructure design.

Manage railroad public projects from concept through construction completion, including grade crossings, grade separations, quiet zones, trails, drainage improvements, and railroad coordination. Responsibilities include developing scopes and fees, reviewing plans and agreements, coordinating agencies and railroads, conducting crossing diagnostics, tracking budgets and milestones, supporting permitting, negotiating agreements, and managing onsite meetings. This remote role requires residence in or near Wisconsin and 50% travel throughout Wisconsin.

Supports railroad track and civil engineering projects through alignment, drainage, utilities, crossings, earthwork design, engineering calculations, cost estimating, documentation, and construction submittal review. Uses AutoCAD, MicroStation, and InRail while assisting with plans for freight, commuter, and transit projects. Performs limited field observations and collaborates with engineers and project managers. This internship is intended for students pursuing an ABET-accredited engineering degree and offers mentorship and potential full-time employment.

Leads and builds a railroad bridge engineering group in the Chicago office. Provides technical leadership for railroad structural projects, applies advanced engineering principles, coordinates assignments, advises on new methods and requirements, maintains industry knowledge, and supports client relationships and business development. The role requires an ABET-accredited engineering degree, extensive experience, and Illinois engineering credentials.

Manage moderate-complexity rail systems projects from initiation through completion, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, change orders, documentation, and client relationships. Coordinate engineering, procurement, production, testing, commissioning, installation, contractors, suppliers, and field teams. Review technical deliverables for compliance with railroad standards, safety regulations, QA/QC requirements, and client specifications. Support proposals, cost estimates, presentations, and business development activities.

Leads major or multiple civil engineering projects, managing budgets, schedules, resources, client relationships, design quality, and multidisciplinary teams. Performs and oversees civil design involving roadway, drainage, utilities, grading, hydrology and hydraulics, transit, and construction plans, specifications, and estimates. Supervises engineering teams, mentors junior staff, supports proposals and business development, manages technical and financial issues, and coordinates project reviews and construction design support. Travel across various U.S. locations may be required.