Olsson
Project Engineer (Rail Track Terminal/Intermodal)
About this role
Olsson is seeking a Project Engineer for its Rail Track Team in Omaha, NE, who will manage terminal and intermodal rail projects from conception to completion. This role involves overseeing design efforts, ensuring quality control, developing cost estimates, and mentoring team members while fostering strong client relationships.
What you'll do
- Define project scopes, schedules, and budgets
- Lead cross-functional teams on rail terminal designs
- Act as the main contact for clients and stakeholders
- Monitor project progress and manage risks
- Mentor team members in project management
- Build strong client relationships for future opportunities
What they're looking for
- PE license
- 8+ years in rail track design
- Bachelor's in civil engineering
- Contract management
- Leadership and team management
- Strong communication skills
- Problem-solving abilities
- Willingness to travel
Benefits
- Competitive 401(k) match
- Career development paths
- Possibility for flexible work arrangements
- Wellness program for balanced lifestyles
- Traditional benefits package including health care
- Performance-based bonus opportunities
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Olsson
Olsson is an engineering firm that designs and manages large-scale infrastructure projects, particularly hyperscale data centers and water/wastewater systems. The company is hiring experienced project engineers and specialists in mechanical design, instrumentation and controls, electrical systems, and environmental engineering to lead complex projects and multidisciplinary teams.
View all jobs at OlssonLikely interview questions
- Tell us about your experience leading rail track design projects from concept through completion. What was your most complex intermodal or terminal project, and how did you manage its scope, schedule, and budget?
- Describe a time when you had to manage conflicting priorities or risks on a rail project. How did you identify the issue and what steps did you take to resolve it?