Project Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Progress Rail Signaling in Toscana
Description
Progress Rail Signaling Spa is looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated Project Engineer.
The position is based in Italy and it’s open to our offices in Pistoia, Roma, Genova and Bologna.
Who We Are
Founded in 1958 in Pistoia, Italy, as ECM, Progress Rail Signaling Spa has been servicing the railway infrastructure for well over sixty years in a constant pursue of innovation and cutting edge technology. Leader in producing power supply Units for railway and stations, signaling systems with LED technology, Automatic Train Protection Systems, ERTMS both trackside and trainborne subsystems.
Its Computer Based Interlocking system is a powerhouse of scalability and flexibility, managing hundreds of miles of railway from one central control room. Progress Rail Signaling, part of Progress Rail, a Caterpillar company, offers complete signaling solutions under the ECM brand for any railway infrastructure need all over the world.
Job Purpose
Manage the technical contractual scope of the project and functionally lead the project engineering team.
Job duties (Responsibilities and Accountabilities)
Manage the technical contractual scope of the project:
- Be accountable for the customer acceptance of the project solution, directly interfacing the customer technical reference for the project;
- Manage the project technical risks and the corresponding mitigation plan;
- Together with the Project Manager, in case of contractual scope evolution, rise variation order and manage the approval with the Change Control Board, using the appropriate procedures;
- Validate the technical design choices with the peers (Eg: V&V; Manager), the AE Technical Advisor and the Product Development (R&D;) Direction;
- Identify which are the applicable regulations in the customer country and ensure they are taken into account in project solution design;
Define and manage the external and internal interfaces:
- between different Sub-Systems,
- within sub systems interfaced with si