The Signal Engineer is responsible for engineering rail signal systems, including circuit design and vital logic programming. The role supports railroad signaling projects for customers and requires working within customer specifications, Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) regulations, AREMA standards, MUTCD standards, and ISO-9001 requirements. Engineers work on a team and may handle multiple projects at different stages simultaneously. The position includes designing and programming signaling systems, quality checking, estimating materials for wayside signal locations, at-grade highway crossings, and railway yards, and preparing required documentation. The engineer also works with CADD programs, attends project meetings, manages files in a document control system, and checks deliverables for accuracy and correct version before delivery. The role is primarily in an office environment with no adverse environmental conditions expected and involves sedentary work primarily performed sitting or standing. Other duties outside the role may be assigned, with adequate training provided if necessary.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level