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Wabtec is launching the LEAD Engineering Rotational Program in Erie, PA, offering a structured path through multiple engineering domains. You will rotate through systems, controls, software, and electronics while gaining practical experience and pursuing in-house and Penn State World Campus training.
The program emphasizes leadership development, mentorship, and cross-functional collaboration, with opportunities to relocate within the United States after completion and relocation assistance
Do you have a passion for technology & technical excellence, a drive to test yourself & continue learning, and a desire to be part of a company focused on improving the world? This role is perfect for you. Let's kickstart your career in Wabtec's LEAD Engineering Rotational Program.
The LEAD Engineering Program is a rotational program that allows you choose areas of interest and develop your skill sets. LEAD consists of rotations that are intended to provide a broad exposure to engineering functions, to successfully launch your career at Wabtec. You can focus on some of the industry's most exciting trends in systems, controls, alternative fuels, engines, cooling, energy storage, testing, core electronics, embedded software, and more. This program also emphasizes continuous education through advanced studies in partnership with Penn State World Campus as well as in-house technical training.
But that's not all! Your program experience will include leadership and technical training, contributions to program execution, exposure to senior leadership, community outreach and support, and development of a lifelong network of colleagues and friends.
Location: Erie, PA
Individuals joining the LEAD Engineering Program in the US will work from Erie, PA while on Program but may pursue roles outside of Erie upon completion of the LEAD Program based on availability.
Relocation lump sum is provided where applicable.
Ability to solve technical challenges through application of common design practices and methods