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Provides engineering and regulatory compliance expertise for emissions testing laboratories and locomotive field services. Evaluates testing, certification, service practices, records, and processes against U.S. and international emissions regulations. Leads audits, resolves complex compliance issues, supports corrective actions and product certification programs, monitors regulatory changes, and develops procedures, controls, training, and documentation. Coordinates activities across multiple facilities and collaborates with engineering, laboratory, field service, and regulatory stakeholders.

Develops and improves manufacturing processes using lean techniques, data analysis, and statistical methods. Responsibilities include reducing costs, optimizing layouts and workflows, troubleshooting machinery and quality issues, creating production drawings and models, managing improvement projects, coordinating with vendors, and collaborating with engineering, planning, management, and production teams to improve safety, quality, efficiency, and production capabilities.

Lead the architecture, development, integration, and validation of locomotive communication and control networks. Design Serial, Ethernet, and ARCNET systems, establish requirements and standards, support cybersecurity, troubleshoot field and laboratory issues, and guide cross-functional engineering teams through new product introductions and upgrades. The role involves hands-on testing in laboratory, manufacturing, and locomotive environments, including work around high-power electrical systems and occasional travel.

Develops, integrates, validates, and improves production test systems for electrical and electromechanical assemblies. Responsibilities include designing and commissioning test equipment, programming and modifying automated test systems, managing test data, troubleshooting system issues, documenting procedures, supporting test personnel, and coordinating with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and suppliers to drive continuous improvement and new product introduction.

Develop and maintain C/C++ software for the Trip Optimizer train energy-management system. Design functionality aligned with system requirements, perform root-cause analysis and defect remediation, document architecture and design, participate in code reviews, maintain automated unit tests, execute the software lifecycle, and address cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Collaborate with design, systems, validation, and business-unit teams to deliver high-quality software on schedule.

The Finance Manager supports financial reporting, month-end and year-end close, general ledger reconciliations, intercompany accounting, inventory and WIP costing, treasury management, budgeting, forecasting, project accounting, revenue recognition, audits, tax filings, and SOX compliance. The role partners with the Finance Controller, manages financial risks and process improvements, supports ERP initiatives, and leads a small finance team.

Leads new product introduction from engineering design through production launch. Defines manufacturing and supply chain requirements, coordinates cross-functional schedules and deliverables, conducts readiness assessments, manages risks and budgets, and drives design-for-manufacturing. Collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, quality, sourcing, and service teams to develop assembly methods, tooling, processes, and test plans. Ensures products meet schedule, cost, quality, reliability, and validation objectives while capturing rollout lessons for future designs.

Three-year rotational program developing technical expertise, business acumen, industry knowledge, and leadership skills through assignments in field services, material management, diagnostics, project management, and product development. Participants complete structured training, work with customers and senior leaders, and may travel or relocate among U.S. locations. The role requires a technical bachelor’s degree, shop-environment work, and authorization to work in the U.S. without current or future visa sponsorship.

Two-year early-career finance rotational program featuring four six-month assignments across FP&A, controllership, commercial finance, supply chain finance, and strategic finance. Participants support budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, reporting, process improvements, and strategic decision-making while collaborating with business leaders and presenting recommendations. The program includes structured training, mentorship, leadership exposure, and relocation between Wabtec offices.

Entry-level rotational engineering program providing exposure to systems, controls, alternative fuels, engines, cooling, energy storage, testing, electronics, embedded software, and manufacturing. Participants complete technical and leadership training, contribute to program execution, collaborate with teams, receive senior-leadership exposure, and pursue advanced studies. The role is based in Erie, Pennsylvania, with potential relocation after program completion.