Senior Signaling and ATC Engineer

6w1 month ago

Egis Group

Toronto, CA · Full-time · C$110,000 – C$130,000

About this role

Join Egis as a Senior Signaling and ATC Engineer, where your ambition meets unparalleled growth opportunities. 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.

You will 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 such as OCS, communications, SCADA, and vehicle systems.

Coordinate with clients, 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.

At Egis, you will work alongside over 1,000 top-tier engineers, architects, and planners dedicated to shaping the future of infrastructure. We are a people-first company that values mutual respect and a creative company that encourages innovation.

Requirements

Professional Engineering license (P.Eng.) in Ontario or eligibility for licensure.
10+ years professional experience 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.

Responsibilities

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.

Benefits

Eligible for a referral bonus in line with the Referral Program.
Accommodations available upon request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.
A people-first company environment that values mutual respect and every team member.
A creative company that encourages innovation and tackles major challenges.