About the Role

This role requires deep expertise in Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC), Automatic Train Protection (ATP), and Automatic Train Operation (ATO) systems for light rail transit applications.

• Lead the design and engineering of CBTC/ATC signaling systems for LRT alignment, including wayside and onboard subsystems.
• Oversee integration of signaling systems with other LRT subsystems including OCS, communications, SCADA, and vehicle systems.
• Develop and review signaling system specifications, interface control documents, and safety cases in accordance with EN 50126/50128/50129 and AREMA standards.
• Manage signaling system verification, validation, and commissioning activities including Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT).
• Coordinate with the client, technical advisors, and systems contractors on signaling design reviews and approvals.
• Provide technical leadership for underpass and grade separation signaling designs interfacing with existing rail corridors.
• Mentor junior signaling engineers and review their technical deliverables.
• Support OMSF signaling and train control system design for vehicle movements and yard operations.

What do we need from you

• Professional Engineering license (P.Eng.) in Ontario or eligibility for licensure.
• 10+ years professional expirience in rail signalling system design.
• Demonstrated experience delivering CBTC systems (Alstom Urbalis, Bombardier Cityflo, Thales SelTrac, or equivalent).
• Expert knowledge of ATP, ATO, ATS subsystems and interlocking design.
• Experience with IEEE 1474 CBTC standards and CENELEC railway safety standards (EN 50126/50128/50129).
• Proficiency in signaling simulation tools and system modeling.
• Track record of successful signaling commissioning on urban rail transit projects.
• Strong stakeholder management and technical communication skills.
• Experience with Canadian rail transit projects preferred.

Package

150000 – 180000 CAD