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Mobility Development Program- Mobility
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An Engineering Program Manager provides support and/or lead teams through the Engineering development process and implementation of company's products. Projects are typically shorter-term, less complex and more contained with a defined time frame. Programs are typically longer-term, multi-functional, multi-project with complex requirements and effort. Manage activities, resource capability, schedules, budgets, and ensure cross company communications to facilitate product completion on schedule within budget. Work with engineering management to identify and improve process and program efficiencies.
$150,856 / year median in Pennsylvania
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Mobility Development Program
- Mobility Siemens
- 4.0 Homestead, PA Job Details Full-time $75,000
- $80,000 a year 12 hours ago Benefits Relocation assistance Health insurance Qualifications Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering Software engineering Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering Computer Science Software Engineering Engineering development testing Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering Embedded systems Mechanical Engineering Electrical engineering Project management Rail technical troubleshooting Industrial Engineering Embedded software Computer Engineering Engineering product development Electrical Engineering Control systems Research & development Field engineering Entry level Under 1 year Full Job Description Pioneering in America, from the first mile to the last.
Position Overview:
Siemens Mobility Development Program (MDP) is a full-time, benefits-eligible rotational program designed to launch careers in railway signaling and control systems engineering. Beginning in June 2027, participants will gain hands-on experience, technical training, and exposure to Siemens Mobility's products, technology, and culture while rotating through key areas of the rail transportation industry. Example locations include Pittsburgh, PA; Lexington, NC; New York, NY; and Sacramento, CA. This program is ideal for inventive problem solvers who want to build a sustainable engineering career and help shape the future of mobility. What your day-to-day will look like: Two-year learning and development program consisting of 4 six-month rotations, which give participants exposure to a variety of roles throughout the rail transportation industry. Gain exposure to product development, application development, R D, and other functions such as project management, operations, and procurement. During the program, participants work side by side with Siemens Mobility managers and employees on current projects and business challenges. Learn about the current Mobility engineering projects and activities, including PTC implementation, wiring verification, field testing and field troubleshooting services and more. Train on a broad range of engineering services and activities related to passenger and freight railroads. Establish internal/external contacts while accessing and networking with Siemens' senior decision makers and key leaders.Example Rotation Path:
July 2027- July 2029 (2 years) Rotation 1: (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Wayside applications engineering/testing Rotation 2: (Lexington, NC)
- Digitalization transformation Rotation 3: (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Onboard hardware or embedded software design Rotation 4: (New York, NY)
- Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) You'll win us over by having the following qualifications: Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Project Management major graduating with a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution between May 2026 and May 2027.
- it's the deeper "why" behind everything we do.
It answers the question:
What problem are we solving? What positive change are we creating? For Siemens, our purpose has been clear for over 175 years: We create technology to transform the everyday, for everyone. The world needs technologies that work. Technologies that matter. Technologies that solve today's challenges and help shape a better tomorrow. And that's exactly what we build. By bringing together the real world (factories, buildings, power grids, trains) with the digital world (software, data, AI, digital twins), we help our customers become more competitive, resilient, and sustainable. Our technology is everywhere- in trains and transportation, we help move people faster, safer, and more sustainably.