Rail Engineer

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Primary Responsibilities:

The primary duties of the Rail Engineer are to support the development of track and civil design plans, specifications, and cost estimates for a variety of mainline, industrial, yard and terminal projects with Class I railroads, transit agencies, shortline railroads, and industrial clients. Civil and track engineering assignments may include geometrics, drainage and utilities tasks and coordination with other disciplines. Project management support or task lead responsibilities may include managing scope, budget and schedule as well as development of design criteria, project guides, project meeting notes, and project controls. Candidate must be able to direct and mentor staff, and assist a lead engineer on larger projects as part of a multi-disciplinary/multi-office team. Position may require periodic client and stakeholder visits, site visits, field assessments, and construction inspection, as needed.

In the role of Rail Engineer, we'll count on you to:

• Serve in a technical role, under the direction of a Project Manager.
• Oversee the work of EITs and Junior Project Engineers.
• Prepare detailed engineering designs for rail projects.
• Take responsibility for project involvement, ranging from site feasibility analysis to final design and through the construction phase.
• Support local and national projects for both transit and freight railroad clients.
• Follow a project from concept, through design, and on to construction.
• Project types include streetcar and light rail lines, heavy rail passenger and commuter lines, freight capacity projects, yards, terminals, maintenance facilities, stations, and more.
• Travel to visit project sites, interface with clients and HDR colleagues in other cities, and to attend conferences or training.

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