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Supports and enhances Hitachi Rail Canada's SAP Finance and Project Systems portfolio, including FICO, PS, RAR, Concur, and related integrations. Acts as a functional liaison between finance stakeholders, IT teams, and service providers; translates requirements into specifications; manages testing, configuration, production support, training, and SAP initiatives. The role also leads project activities, vendor coordination, issue resolution, IT financial reporting, and process improvement across SAP ECC applications.

Leads engineering delivery for rail signaling bids and projects, directing multidisciplinary teams and managing technical scope, schedules, budgets, estimates, risks, quality, and customer interfaces. Oversees system design, engineering plans, requirements, certification, technical milestones, gate reviews, subcontractor coordination, and compliance with CENELEC and applicable standards. Supports bid development, project change management, corrective actions, engineering workload planning, and solution deployment while ensuring delivery meets business and customer objectives.

Supports and enhances Hitachi Rail Canada’s SAP Finance and Project Systems portfolio, including FICO, PS, RAR, Concur, and time modules. Leads SAP projects, functional configuration, integrations, testing, issue resolution, vendor coordination, requirements analysis, training, and IT financial reporting. Serves as the liaison between Finance, Project teams, internal applications groups, global SAP teams, and managed service providers. The role requires extensive SAP FICO/PS consulting and implementation experience, project leadership, and periodic travel.

Designs, verifies, tests, and commissions railway traction power and contact line systems. Responsibilities include managing subsystem interfaces, ensuring compliance with engineering, quality, schedule, and cost requirements, coordinating onsite commissioning activities, issuing test reports and nonconformances, and supporting continuous improvement. Requires expertise in railway systems, commissioning standards, operational risks, system architecture, and AC/DC traction, MV, and LV distribution systems.

Leads competitive bids, estimates, quotations, and tender submissions for power conversion projects. Coordinates engineering, supply chain, sales, product management, and finance teams; develops technically sound and profitable customer solutions; manages commercial, financial, technical, and project risks; supports customer discussions; and improves win rates through tender analysis and continuous improvement.

Leads technical safety engineering for urban rail signaling and train control systems. Performs hazard identification, risk and safety analyses, defines safety requirements, evaluates design compliance, manages hazards, and develops safety case artifacts. Ensures adherence to company processes, railway safety standards, and best practices while coordinating technical staff and collaborating with project teams and safety leadership.

Develops, integrates, tests, debugs, and reviews low- to medium-complexity software for safety-critical railway signaling systems. Analyzes requirements, designs software components, performs integration and verification testing on simulators and hardware benches, investigates defects, conducts impact analyses, and supports field issue resolution. Collaborates with Systems Engineering to maintain software architecture and system consistency while following established development and safety processes.

Leads the design, development, integration, testing, and deployment of safety-critical railway signaling software. Responsibilities include architecture, algorithm development, coding, debugging, requirements refinement, defect analysis, field investigations, code and test reviews, and collaboration with Systems Engineering. The role also provides technical leadership, mentoring, continuous improvement, and work package support while ensuring compliance with safety-critical development processes.

Manages commercial and contractual activities for railway and infrastructure bids and projects across the Americas. Responsibilities include contract risk identification and mitigation, bid-term assessment, subcontractor and customer contract management, claims and dispute support, variation-order negotiation, commercial compliance, contract documentation, project-impact monitoring, and contract closeout. Partners with project managers, planners, business units, customers, joint ventures, and subcontractors to protect commercial outcomes and ensure contractual obligations are met.

Designs and specifies railway Communication-Based Train Control systems through requirements analysis, architecture, modeling, simulation, software development, testing, and defect resolution. The role develops and reviews code, investigates field issues, defines system and subsystem requirements, supports customer acceptance, and collaborates with systems engineering teams. It also contributes to cost estimates, work package management, technical reviews, mentoring, and continuous improvement while delivering solutions within cost, schedule, and quality objectives.