Signaling Engineer

About the role

The Signaling Engineer will ensure the reliability, availability, and safety of railway signaling systems. Working in an operational railway environment, you will lead maintenance strategies, conduct fault analysis, and drive technical improvements.

Key responsibilities

• Monitor and maintain signaling system performance.
• Investigate L1 and L2 signaling failures and perform root‑cause analysis.
• Develop, review, and update maintenance procedures, checklists, and schedules.
• Supervise and carry out field maintenance activities.
• Analyze system logs to identify and diagnose faults.
• Coordinate with traffic controllers and maintenance teams during incidents and service disruptions.
• Support emergency response and system restoration, including on‑call shifts.
• Ensure compliance with safety standards, maintenance procedures, and regulatory requirements.
• Identify improvement opportunities and propose technical modifications or upgrades.
• Prepare technical reports, failure analysis documents, and performance dashboards.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering or Railway Engineering (preferred).
• Saudi national (must).

Required skills

• Signal system monitoring
• Fault and root‑cause analysis
• Maintenance procedure development
• Field maintenance supervision
• System log analysis
• Technical reporting