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Lead and manage large rail engineering programs, coordinate teams, represent the firm to stakeholders, run project meetings and presentations, ensure compliance with company policies, and occasionally travel to project sites or offices.

Design and deliver structural design calculations and drawings for bridge replacement projects; serve as technical specialist; plan and produce high-quality design documentation from inception to completion; stay current with industry developments; support positive workplace culture and adhere to company policies.

Lead scheduling, cost control, document control, progress reporting, and data analysis for rail/transit projects. Develop SOPs, train and mentor junior project controls staff, implement PMIS and SharePoint sites, and support proposals, invoices, and project meetings.

Lead and guide large engineering programs, make high-impact decisions, oversee a technical discipline, provide advisory/consulting across broad program areas, represent the organization, present to stakeholders, and ensure compliance with industry standards. Requires strong communication, negotiation, and leadership; occasional travel to headquarters, field offices, client sites, and work locations.

Manage moderate-complexity rail systems projects (signaling, communications, control systems). Plan and control scope, schedule, budget, risks; lead multidisciplinary teams; coordinate design, procurement, testing, installation, and commissioning; serve as client primary contact; ensure regulatory and QA/QC compliance; support proposals and change management.

Design, integrate, and test railroad signaling, communications, and control systems. Produce system architecture, wiring diagrams, test procedures, and interface documents. Troubleshoot complex signal issues, support commissioning, mentor junior engineers, and coordinate with project, manufacturing, and field teams to ensure system performance and compliance.

Entry-level rail systems engineer supporting design, integration, testing, and documentation for railroad signaling and communications. Assists with engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, test procedures, submittals, and coordination with field and manufacturing teams while learning railroad standards, safety practices, and regulatory requirements.

Design, develop, and integrate railroad signal and communications systems. Produce engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and documentation; support relay logic and microprocessor-based systems, system integration, testing, troubleshooting, site inspections, and commissioning. Coordinate with manufacturing and project teams and review vendor specifications.

Lead and grow a regional rail engineering program: drive business development, manage technical and financial program delivery, build and supervise local engineering teams, and maintain client relationships while ensuring adherence to industry standards.

Lead structural design and bridge replacement projects: produce design calculations and drawings, manage projects and technical teams, supervise engineers and designers, coordinate assignments, recommend program changes, ensure compliance, and represent the organization to stakeholders.