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ENSCO's Applied Technology and Engineering (ATE) Division designs, develops, manufactures, and supports advanced technology inspection systems for national and international railway markets. We are ...

Position Description ENSCO RAIL's Division designs, develops and manufactures precision, high speed, real-time track inspection systems for the national and international railway market. We are ...

... international railway markets. We are currently seeking a Junior Technician for our ATIP maintenance group which supports a variety of railroad transportation activities to maintain and ensure safe ...

Office Engineer - Rail

Alexandria, VA · On-site

$84K - $110K/yr

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Apply railroad and transit standards, including AREMA, FRA, and clientspecific guidelines, during ... Commuter and wellness benefits Michael Baker International, a leading provider of engineering and ...

Owns and drives the commercial-related activities for the North American Rail, passenger, and ... Interaction with executive leadership, international cultures, and global customers. * Ability to ...

Owns and drives the commercial-related activities for the North American Rail, passenger, and ... Interaction with executive leadership, international cultures, and global customers. * Ability to ...

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As of Aug 18, 2026, the average hourly pay for international railroad in the United States is $24.37, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.63 and $28.37 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an international railroad?

An International Railroad job involves working on railway systems that operate across national borders, facilitating the transport of goods and passengers between countries. Responsibilities may include track maintenance, train operations, logistics coordination, and compliance with international railway regulations. Employees in this field often collaborate with foreign railway agencies and customs officials to ensure smooth and efficient cross-border transportation. Depending on the role, travel and multilingual communication may be required.

What does an international railroad do?

Professionals in international railroad roles frequently coordinate cross-border transportation of goods or passengers, manage scheduling and customs compliance, and address regulatory differences between countries. They may also collaborate with engineers, logistics teams, and government agencies to ensure efficient and safe rail operations. Working in this environment often means being part of a diverse, multi-lingual team, addressing both technical and administrative challenges. This role can be dynamic and fast-paced, requiring adaptability as logistical needs and international regulations evolve.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the international railroad position?

To succeed in an international railroad position, candidates typically need expertise in transportation logistics, cross-border rail regulations, and engineering or operations management, often supported by a relevant degree or industry experience. Familiarity with railway management systems, international standards (such as UIC), and safety certifications is essential. Strong communication, cultural awareness, and organizational skills help professionals collaborate with global teams and stakeholders. These abilities ensure efficient, compliant, and safe movement of goods or passengers across international rail networks.

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Infographic showing various International Railroad job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 88% Full Time, 11% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 89% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 9% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $50,682 per year, or $24.4 per hour.

Junior Technician

ENSCO, Inc.

Chambersburg, PA • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description

ENSCO's Applied Technology and Engineering (ATE) Division designs, develops, manufactures, and supports advanced technology inspection systems for national and international railway markets.

We are currently seeking a Junior Technician for our ATIP maintenance group which supports a variety of railroad transportation activities to maintain and ensure safe rail systems for the Federal Railroad Administration and railroad companies.

The incumbent will perform scheduled maintenance and unscheduled repair of diesel engines, electrical generators, brake systems, drive systems, inspection system instrumentation, electrical subsystems, and other railcar appliances. Occasional assignments conducting railroad track inspection operations may be performed. Update and maintain record keeping of performed work.

Job Responsibilities Include:

Conduct inspections, troubleshooting, diagnosis, and repairs of rail vehicle and sub-systems (Electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and optical systems)
Complete installations and upgrades, inspections, repairs, and calibrations of measurement systems
Coordination with design engineering for failure analysis, root cause analysis and product improvement and new system installations
Analysis and repair of mechanical, electrical, sub-systems, and components
Communication with work group, report on action taken during work evolutions, complete technical reports
Use and update drawings and diagrams used in repairs and building systems.

Qualifications Required
This position requires the successful completion of a Public Trust background investigation. Qualified applicants must have resided in the United States for at least three (3) of the past five (5) years
A minimum of 2 years relevant experience in electrical, mechanical, or electromechanical, welding/fabrication fields
Ability to read schematics and/or diagrams for various systems
Effectively troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, electromechanical, pneumatic, or hydraulic systems
Competency in the use of electronic test equipment including multi-meters, oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies, and network analyzers
Competency in the use of PowerPoint, Word, and Excel
Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills
Possess and maintain valid Motor Vehicle Driver's license
Pass and maintain various safety training certificates
Travel of no less than 25% per month
Willing and able to work long hours (approx. 12-hour shifts, although no overtime assumed or guaranteed)
Lift and carry 50 lbs. for 150+ feet
Climb a ladder and work at 15+ feet
Ability to work in tight spots, under and about survey vehicles
Willing to work in inclement weather
Maintain professional conduct and appearance
Ability to distinguish between colored signals as required for safe railroad operations
Must be able to hear train sounds, horn, and radio warnings to act as a safety watchman in railroad environment

The selected candidate will be required to submit additional screening and background investigations in connection with this position. Wearing safety equipment (hard hat, steel-toe boots, protective vest and protective eyeglasses) when working on railroad properties is also a requirement. ENSCO will provide all necessary safety equipment.

Qualifications Desired
College or Technical School attendance and/or completion certificate or degree
Welding and metal fabrication skills (plasma, MIG, TIG, ARC) with multiple material types
Diesel engine maintenance and repair expertise
Hydraulics and Pneumatics maintenance and repair expertise
Heavy equipment maintenance and repair
Ability to solder and build cable assemblies
Railroad environment experience
Familiarity with CFR Title 49 Parts 229 and 238
Knowledge of and experience with air brake systems
Experience with optical and inertial sensors
Knowledge of and experience with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
Experience setting up and debugging local area networks
Proficiency with multiple software operating systems and applications (i.e., QNX, Linux)
Quality Program exposure/experience (ISO 9001, 17025)
Safety Program experience (Railroad, OSHA, specialized)
CDL (commercial driver's license)
CPR/First Aid certifications
Ability to work with minimal supervision
Leadership experience
Carpentry skills

Required Certifications: None
U.S. Citizenship Required: No
Security Clearance Required: None
Employment Type: Regular Full-time
Background Check Type: 7 Year Pre-Employment
Drug Screen Required: Pre-Employment Drug and Random Alcohol and Drug (FRA)
Position Contingent Upon Contract Award: No