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SEPTA is seeking a Project Engineer (Rail Facilities) to support capital programs and the design and construction of railroad facilities in the Philadelphia region. The role requires an extensive background in engineering and construction principles and the ability to communicate effectively with executives and external partners.
Starting salary is up to $105,378, with an additional $5,000 for those with a Pennsylvania PE license; SEPTA offers comprehensive benefits and opportunities for growth.
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City: Philadelphia
TheSoutheastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA)is thesixth-largesttransportation system in the U.S., connecting communities across a2,200-square-mile service region. SEPTA isat the forefront of innovationin the transit industry, ensuring reliable and efficient services while driving economic growth in thePhiladelphia region.
Only candidates who are authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship, will be accepted at this time.
We are proud to be recognized as:
2023 FORBES Best in State Employer
Philadelphia Employer of Choice for 2024
We are seeking to hire candidates for ourProject Engineer (1015) - Rail Facilities position.
Opening Date: 08/11/2026
Job Grade: SAM 40
Starting Salary: Up to $105,378
Additional$5,000 salary increase for those with a Pennsylvania PE License
Rail Facilities
In this role the Project Engineer will support capital program and contribute to the design and construction of railroad facilities across the Philadelphia region.
The Project Engineer/Architect must have an extensive background and knowledge of broad areas of engineering and construction principles and practices, and be familiar with business practices. This position supports aspects of various projects as assigned by the Project Manager, to ensure that project planning, design, implementation and completion meet the requirements and needs of SEPTA, and the requirements of all the agencies, governments, special interest groups, and the general public to which SEPTA is responsible. The Project Engineer/Architect plans, develops, coordinates and supports an element of a large/moderately complex project or a number of smaller projects.
The Project Engineer/Architect must come in contact with people at higher organizational levels, both within SEPTA and outside the Authority. His/Her contacts include Department Managers within SEPTA, as well as consultant and contractor firm Assistant Vice Presidents, Federal, State, City and local government officials. The individual must possess the ability to communicate effectively in an executive, non-technical environment.
I. General (Applicable to all)
II. Program Management & Construction Engineering Disciplines:
Rail Facilities
Comprehensive Healthcare Coverage – Medical, prescription, dental, and vision plans with little to no employee premiums.
Retirement Security – Participate in a Defined Benefit Pension Plan and a 457B Deferred Compensation Plan to build your financial future.
Work-Life Balance – Enjoy paid parental leave, generous vacation time, and paid holidays to recharge and spend time with loved ones.
Employee Wellness– Access wellness programs and resources to support your physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Invest in Your Growth – We offer tuition reimbursement to support your education and career advancement.
Student Loan Assistance – Our positions qualify for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, helping you manage and reduce student debt.
Free Travel Perks – Receive a FREE SEPTA Transportation Pass, giving you unlimited access to all SEPTA services!
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SEPTA is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
SEPTA is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.