Engineering Manager

Role overview

What you will do

• Lead engineering activities and manage design development, technical reviews, deliverables, and coordination across rail and infrastructure disciplines.
• Provide technical oversight for signaling, track, power, telecommunications, stations, and civil infrastructure.
• Coordinate signaling interfaces with track, civil, traction power, communications, level crossings, control systems, and operations.
• Review drawings, calculations, specifications, submissions, method statements, and design changes.
• Lead technical workshops, constructability reviews, interface meetings, and engineering risk assessments.
• Ensure design compliance with project requirements, railway standards, authority regulations, safety requirements, and applicable international standards.
• Resolve RFIs, technical queries, nonconformances, design conflicts, and construction-related engineering issues.
• Monitor engineering progress, resources, risks, design changes, and cost and schedule impacts.
• Support construction, testing, commissioning, systems integration, handover, and closeout.

Required qualifications and experience

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, preferably Rail, Electrical, Electronics, Civil, Systems, or a related discipline.
• Minimum 15 years of experience in rail, metro, railway infrastructure, or major transportation projects.
• Experience managing multidisciplinary engineering teams and technical deliverables.
• Practical experience with railway signaling systems, signaling interfaces, or rail systems integration.
• Strong knowledge of rail infrastructure, trackwork, stations, utilities, structures, and associated systems.
• Experience reviewing designs, specifications, calculations, shop drawings, and contractor submissions.
• Knowledge of railway standards, RAMS, systems assurance, safety requirements, and authority approvals.
• Experience managing design interfaces across signaling, civil, track, power, telecommunications, and operational systems.

Desired skills and experience

• Experience on metro, heavy rail, light rail, high-speed rail, or railway infrastructure projects is desired.
• Experience with interlocking, train detection, point machines, level-crossing systems, automatic train protection, or train control systems is desired.
• Familiarity with CBTC, ETCS, ATP, ATS, interlocking, and signaling control systems is desired.
• Relationship-building with clients, end users, operators, consultants, contractors, and regulatory authorities is desired.