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We are seeking a Rolling Stock Engineer to support the safe, reliable and efficient performance of passenger or freight rail vehicles throughout their operational lifecycle. Working within a multidisciplinary engineering environment, you will contribute to the design, maintenance, modification and continuous improvement of rolling stock systems. The role will involve interpreting technical requirements, reviewing engineering documentation and ensuring that all work complies with relevant railway standards, safety legislation and contractual obligations.

Your responsibilities will include investigating technical faults and recurring failures, analysing performance and reliability data, and developing practical engineering solutions. You will prepare and review specifications, maintenance instructions, technical reports, risk assessments and configuration records. You may also support fleet introduction, refurbishment and modification programmes by coordinating with suppliers, maintainers, operators and testing teams. Participation in design reviews, acceptance activities, inspections and technical investigations will be expected, along with providing clear recommendations to stakeholders and supporting the implementation of corrective and preventative actions.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in mechanical, electrical, rail or systems engineering, together with relevant experience in rolling stock, rail vehicles or a closely related engineering discipline. Knowledge of railway vehicle systems such as traction, braking, doors, HVAC, bogies, vehicle structures, control systems or onboard communications would be advantageous. You should be comfortable working with engineering standards, safety assurance processes, technical data and structured problem-solving methods. Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to manage priorities, work collaboratively and make sound technical decisions. Experience with reliability-centred maintenance, RAMS, FMEA, configuration management or engineering change control would be beneficial. A proactive approach, attention to detail and commitment to operational safety are essential for success in this role.

We are seeking a Rolling Stock Lifecycle Management Engineer to support the safe, reliable and cost-effective operation of rail vehicles throughout their service life. The role will involve developing and maintaining lifecycle management strategies for rolling stock, covering asset performance, reliability, availability, maintainability, obsolescence and whole-life cost. You will work closely with engineering, maintenance, operations, procurement and supply chain teams to ensure that technical decisions support long-term fleet performance and business objectives.

Key responsibilities will include analysing fleet data, failure trends, maintenance records and operational performance to identify improvement opportunities and emerging risks. You will define and monitor asset management plans, maintenance regimes, modification programmes and renewal strategies, ensuring alignment with relevant standards, safety requirements and contractual obligations. The successful candidate will contribute to reliability-centred maintenance activities, configuration and change control, defect investigations, root-cause analysis and the assessment of engineering proposals. You will also support fleet introductions, upgrades, refurbishments and end-of-life planning, providing clear technical recommendations based on risk, cost and performance evidence.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in mechanical, electrical, systems, railway or another relevant engineering discipline, together with experience in rolling stock engineering, asset management, maintenance engineering or a comparable transport environment. Knowledge of railway safety, vehicle systems, RAMS principles, lifecycle costing and applicable industry standards is highly desirable. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to interpret technical data and communicate recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Experience using asset management, maintenance planning or data analysis tools would be advantageous. The role requires a collaborative, organised and proactive approach, with the confidence to manage competing priorities and influence decisions across multiple functions.

We are seeking a Rolling Stock Engineer to support the safe, reliable and efficient operation, maintenance and development of rail vehicles. Working within a multidisciplinary engineering environment, you will provide technical expertise across the rolling stock lifecycle, from asset performance and maintenance strategy through to modification, renewal and introduction of new vehicles. You will assess engineering issues, identify practical solutions and ensure that all work complies with relevant legislation, railway standards, safety requirements and quality procedures.

Your responsibilities will include investigating faults and recurring failures, analysing vehicle performance data, and producing clear technical reports, specifications and recommendations. You will contribute to maintenance optimisation, reliability improvement and root-cause analysis activities, working closely with maintenance teams, operators, suppliers and other engineering disciplines. You may also support engineering change, fleet modifications, acceptance and validation activities, including the review of drawings, risk assessments, test results and technical documentation. Effective management of technical queries and the ability to communicate complex information to both technical and non-technical stakeholders will be essential.

Applicants should have a degree, higher qualification or equivalent professional experience in mechanical, electrical, rail or a related engineering discipline. Experience working with rolling stock, rail systems, heavy engineering or safety-critical assets is highly desirable, together with knowledge of vehicle systems, maintenance principles, reliability engineering and relevant railway standards. You should be analytical, organised and confident in making evidence-based decisions. The role requires strong written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities while working collaboratively. A proactive approach to safety, continuous improvement and professional development is essential. Membership of an appropriate engineering institution, or progress towards professional registration, would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Rolling Stock Fleet Support Center Engineer to provide technical coordination and operational support for a modern rail vehicle fleet. The role will act as a central point of contact for maintenance teams, control rooms, suppliers, and engineering functions, helping to ensure that rolling stock remains safe, reliable, and available for service. You will monitor fleet performance, assess technical issues, and support the timely resolution of faults affecting vehicle operations.

Your responsibilities will include analysing in-service failures, reviewing maintenance and diagnostic data, and coordinating troubleshooting activities across relevant teams. You will provide clear technical guidance on corrective actions, track recurring defects, and contribute to root-cause investigations and reliability improvement programmes. The position will also involve supporting incident management, escalating safety-critical or operationally significant issues, and maintaining accurate records of fleet defects, interventions, and vehicle status. You may be required to support the development and review of maintenance instructions, technical reports, performance dashboards, and engineering notices.

Applicants should have an engineering qualification or equivalent practical experience in rolling stock, rail systems, automotive, aerospace, or another complex technical environment. Experience with fleet monitoring, fault diagnosis, maintenance engineering, or railway operations is highly desirable. You will need strong analytical and problem-solving skills, the ability to interpret technical documentation and performance trends, and confidence working with multiple stakeholders in a time-sensitive environment. Excellent communication skills, sound decision-making, and a structured approach to prioritising competing tasks are essential. Familiarity with safety management, maintenance management systems, diagnostic tools, and relevant rail standards would be advantageous. The successful candidate will be comfortable working shifts or providing out-of-hours support where required, while maintaining a strong focus on safety, service continuity, and continuous improvement.

We are seeking a Rolling Stock Engineer (Saudi National) to support the safe, reliable and efficient operation, maintenance and improvement of rail vehicles. The successful candidate will contribute to engineering activities across the rolling stock lifecycle, from performance monitoring and fault investigation to maintenance planning, asset improvement and technical assurance. This role requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail and the ability to work collaboratively with operations, maintenance, suppliers and other engineering disciplines.

Key responsibilities include reviewing rolling stock performance data, identifying recurring defects and recommending corrective actions; supporting preventive and corrective maintenance strategies; investigating technical failures and preparing detailed root-cause analysis reports; and ensuring that maintenance activities comply with approved procedures, safety standards and applicable railway regulations. You will assist with inspections, testing, commissioning and modification projects, review technical documentation and engineering drawings, and monitor the performance of contractors and suppliers. The role will also involve contributing to reliability, availability, maintainability and safety (RAMS) initiatives, maintaining accurate engineering records, and supporting continuous improvement programmes.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, mechatronics, railway engineering or a related discipline, with relevant experience in rolling stock, rail systems, heavy engineering or transport asset maintenance. Knowledge of rail vehicle systems, including traction, braking, doors, HVAC, passenger information and auxiliary systems, is highly desirable. Experience using maintenance management systems, engineering analysis tools and technical reporting methods will be advantageous. You should be able to interpret technical specifications, work effectively with multidisciplinary teams and communicate clearly in English. A strong commitment to health, safety, quality and professional integrity is essential. This opportunity is open to Saudi nationals who are motivated to develop a long-term career in railway engineering.

We are seeking an experienced Rolling Stock Lead Engineer to provide technical leadership across the design, development, modification, testing and introduction of railway vehicles and associated systems. This is a key role for an engineer who can balance technical excellence, safety, reliability, cost and programme requirements while working across multidisciplinary project teams. You will lead engineering activities from concept through to delivery, ensuring that rolling stock solutions comply with applicable standards, specifications, legislation and customer requirements.

Your responsibilities will include defining and managing technical requirements, reviewing designs, coordinating engineering work packages and providing authoritative technical advice to project managers, suppliers, operators and other stakeholders. You will oversee verification and validation activities, engineering change control, risk assessments, configuration management and the preparation of technical documentation. You will also support manufacturing, commissioning, testing and in-service investigations, identifying root causes and implementing effective corrective actions. Where required, you will contribute to bids, feasibility studies, safety cases, acceptance activities and continuous improvement initiatives.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in mechanical, electrical, systems, railway or another relevant engineering discipline, together with substantial experience in rolling stock engineering or a closely related rail environment. A strong understanding of vehicle systems, including traction, braking, doors, control systems, body structures, HVAC or passenger information systems, is desirable. You should be familiar with relevant railway standards, assurance processes and safety-critical engineering practices, and be able to interpret complex technical information and make sound, evidence-based decisions. Strong communication, stakeholder management and leadership skills are essential, along with the ability to influence effectively in a matrix environment. Professional registration or progress towards it would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Rolling Stock Engineer to support the safe, reliable and efficient performance of a modern rail vehicle fleet. You will provide technical expertise across the engineering lifecycle, including maintenance, fault investigation, modification, reliability improvement and fleet introduction activities. Working closely with operations, maintenance teams, suppliers and other engineering disciplines, you will help ensure that rolling stock meets required safety, performance, availability and regulatory standards.

Your responsibilities will include analysing fleet performance and recurring failures, identifying root causes and developing practical corrective actions. You will review technical documentation, maintenance instructions, engineering change proposals and supplier submissions, ensuring that designs and processes are robust, compliant and cost-effective. You will also support incident and defect investigations, manage technical risks, contribute to assurance activities and provide clear engineering reports and recommendations to stakeholders. The role may involve site, depot and workshop visits, as well as occasional travel to support trials, inspections or project delivery.

Applicants should have a degree, HNC/HND or equivalent qualification in mechanical, electrical, rail or systems engineering, together with relevant experience in rolling stock, rail vehicle maintenance or a comparable safety-critical engineering environment. You will need a sound understanding of railway engineering principles, configuration management, reliability and maintainability, and applicable safety and regulatory requirements. Strong analytical, problem-solving and communication skills are essential, along with the ability to manage priorities and work collaboratively across technical and non-technical teams. Experience with engineering assurance, vehicle systems, condition monitoring, data analysis or structured fault-finding would be advantageous. A proactive approach, attention to detail and commitment to continuous improvement are expected.

We are seeking a Project Engineer – Rolling Stock to support the delivery of complex rail vehicle engineering and refurbishment projects. Working within a multidisciplinary project team, you will contribute to the development, integration, testing and commissioning of rolling stock systems, ensuring that technical solutions meet operational, safety, quality and regulatory requirements. This is an opportunity to work across the full project lifecycle, from initial design and requirements definition through to manufacture, installation, acceptance and handover.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical documentation, specifications, drawings, calculations, risk assessments and verification plans. You will coordinate engineering activities with internal teams, suppliers, maintainers, operators and other project stakeholders, monitoring progress and resolving technical issues in a timely manner. You will support design reviews, configuration management, change control and non-conformance resolution, while ensuring that engineering decisions are properly recorded and traceable. The role will also involve contributing to testing and commissioning activities, investigating faults, analysing performance data and supporting the implementation of corrective actions.

Applicants should have an engineering qualification or equivalent practical experience, with a background in rolling stock, rail systems, mechanical, electrical, systems or related engineering disciplines. Experience of delivering engineering work within safety-critical or highly regulated environments is desirable, along with an understanding of railway standards, assurance processes and vehicle systems. You will need strong problem-solving, communication and organisational skills, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders. Familiarity with engineering change processes, requirements management, testing and acceptance, and common technical documentation tools will be advantageous. A proactive and collaborative approach, attention to detail and a commitment to safe, reliable and maintainable solutions are essential.

We are seeking a qualified Structural Engineer with expertise in Rolling Stock to join our dynamic team. The successful candidate will be responsible for designing, analyzing, and testing structural components of rail vehicles to ensure compliance with safety regulations and performance standards. You will work closely with a multidisciplinary team to develop innovative solutions that enhance the structural integrity and longevity of our rolling stock products. Key responsibilities include conducting structural assessments, creating detailed engineering reports, and collaborating with manufacturing teams to ensure design feasibility.

The ideal candidate will possess a degree in Structural Engineering or a related field and have a minimum of 3 years of experience in the rolling stock or related transportation industry. Proficiency in structural analysis software and design tools is essential. You should have a strong understanding of relevant industry standards and regulations, as well as experience in conducting failure analysis and implementing design improvements. Excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team-oriented environment are crucial for success in this role. Join us in shaping the future of rail transportation with your engineering expertise.