Structural Railway Engineer

Job Summary

The Structural Railway Engineer is responsible for the design, analysis, inspection, and maintenance of railway-related structures such as bridges, viaducts, tunnels, stations, retaining walls, and other civil structures. The role ensures structural safety, durability, and compliance with railway standards and regulations.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and analyze railway structures including bridges, culverts, tunnels, platforms, and station buildings
• Prepare structural calculations, drawings, and technical reports
• Conduct site inspections, structural assessments, and condition surveys of existing railway assets
• Ensure compliance with relevant railway codes, standards, and safety regulations
• Coordinate with civil, track, signaling, and geotechnical teams
• Support construction activities and resolve site-related structural issues
• Review contractor submissions, shop drawings, and method statements
• Assist in rehabilitation, strengthening, and retrofitting of aging railway structures
• Ensure quality control and adherence to project timelines and budgets

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering

Experience

• 03–05 years of experience in structural engineering
• Prior experience in railway or transportation infrastructure projects is highly desirable

Technical Skills

• Structural design software (e.g., STAAD, SAP2000, ETABS, MIDAS)
• Knowledge of railway standards (e.g., AREMA, Eurocodes, IRS, UIC, or local railway codes)
• Proficiency in AutoCAD / BIM tools (Revit preferred)
• Understanding of construction materials (concrete, steel, prestressed structures)

Work Environment

• Combination of office-based design work and on-site inspections
• May require travel to project sites and railway corridors