The Electronic Systems Engineer designs and develops pneumatic and hydraulic brake system controls for passenger rail transit vehicles. The role focuses on delivering braking system controls on time and in compliance with specifications, while supporting customer satisfaction and mitigating risk through analysis and testing. The engineer develops software for real-time embedded controls used in rail applications, including braking, HVAC, and entry-system controllers, and prepares software documentation in accordance with IEEE, EN, or project-specific requirements. The role collaborates with system, mechanical, product, test, and program management teams; contributes to project schedules and assesses the effects of delays; and works with customers during design reviews, presentations, testing, commissioning, and technical support. National and international travel is expected, averaging approximately six non-consecutive weeks annually. Travel is primarily local during the business day, with some out-of-area and overnight travel possible. The position requires compliance with quality, product safety, HSE, and applicable industry standards, as well as maintaining and safeguarding business records. The anticipated salary range for candidates working in Westminster, Maryland, is $89,900 to $134,900 per year. Final pay depends on factors including relevant experience, industry experience, and education. Immigration sponsorship is not available for new hires; applicants must be authorized to work full-time in the United States without current or future employment-based visa sponsorship.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level