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Description Position at Long Island Rail Road Job Title: Junior Engineer Signal Design Department: Engineering MTA Agency: Long Island Railroad Primary Location...
Description Position at Long Island Rail Road Job Title: Junior Engineer Signal Design Department: Engineering MTA Agency: Long
Island Railroad Primary Location(s): Queens / Long Island 100% Hourly Rate of Pay: $40.385458 *(See Wage Progression Chart)*
Position Classification: Safety Sensitive Union Affiliation: Brotherhood of Railroad Signalman (BRS) – Local 241 Closing Date:
Open Until Filled About your agency: Chartered in 1834, the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) is the largest, busiest, and oldest
continuously operating commuter railroad in the United States. In 2024, this 24/7/365 operation served 75.5 million riders on a
system that stretches nearly 120 miles – from Penn Station and Grand Central Madison in Manhattan to Montauk on the eastern tip of
Long Island. JOB SUMMARY : This position is a Training Program and is an introduction to the Long Island Railroad and its various
operating and supporting departments as they related to Signal Design. This program is designed to develop the employee for future
management positions within the Engineering Signal Design Department. The participant will work with a mentor and be assigned
tasks with metrics that shall be monitored. The participant will also participate in classroom training (One hundred class
sessions, two eight hour classes a week). At successful completion of the program, incumbent would be eligible to assume an entry
level signal design position. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES : Observe, learn, and implement teachings in field and office.
Understand and learn principles of Signal Design, Signal Construction, and Signal Maintenance. Demonstrate known engineering
principles as it pertains to “American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-Of-Way Association” (AREMA) Manual. Must learn and
demonstrate an understanding of Signal Design standards and typical circuits. Effectively communicate to form positive
relationships and develop motivational skills. Assume responsibility and initiative to get job done productively through the
learned process of supervising. Apply what is learned from LIRR references (i.e. textbooks, policies & procedures, such as CE-1,
MW I & FRA). Learn union rules and agreements and apply to crafts under jurisdiction. Become familiar with office policies and
procedures. Must become proficient in computer software for Vital-Sim, AutoCAD, Microlok Tools, CAAPE, and Microsoft Office.
Attend Phase II Signal training school and maintain passing grades on exams. Rotate through various maintenance and construction
headquarters. Review and understand signal circuit plans. Perform field surveys. Review and understand the purpose and procedures
for required LIRR and FRA tests Attend technical evaluations and practicals of field personnel. Become familiar with on-going and
future signal projects. Ensure a safe working environment and adherence to guidelines of company safety policies and procedures.
Lead by example. Perform other assignments as requested by senior management REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE : Bachelor's Degree
from an accredited college in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical, Computer, or related field. Ability to read and understand
electrical schematic diagram and symbols. Ability to create and modify wiring diagrams in AutoCAD Familiar with programming
languages or Boolean logic Must be self-motivated with the ability to provide solutions to complex problems. Must possess strong
human relations, communication, interpersonal and judgment skills. Must be self-motivated with the ability to provide solutions to
complex problems. Must be a detail-oriented individual, with excellent comprehension and research skills. Must be a critical
thinker with excellent problem-solving skills . Must possess a valid driver's license Preferred: A Master’s Degree with applicable
work experience. Technical writing skills, specification writing skills Wage Progression: First 6 months - $33.225216 6-12 months
of service - $34.886476 12-18 months of service - $36.630800 18-24 months of service - $38.462341 24 months of service -
$40.385458 OTHER INFORMATION : Pursuant to the New York State Public Officers Law & the MTA Code of Ethics, all employees who
hold a policymaking position must file an Annual Statement of Financial Disclosure (FDS) with the NYS Commission on Ethics and
Lobbying in Government (the “Commission”). Employees driving company vehicles must complete defensive driver training once every
three years for current MTA drivers, or within 180 days of hire or transfer for an employee entering an authorized driving
position. Current employees should be in their current position 12 months prior to starting a new role and must possess a
satisfactory work history. Including attendance and discipline records. Candidates selected for this position may be placed in a
competitive or non-competitive class position based on their qualifications In addition to meeting the minimum requirements of the
position, the selection process may include, but is not limited to, a pre-screening assessment (i.e., physical, written, and/ or
practical evaluation) and interview. Candidates forfeit further consideration in the process if they fail to participate in any
step of the process when scheduled. Make-up dates/times will not be given. In addition, LIRR employee applicants must be in their
current position for the 12 months immediately preceding the close date of this posting and must possess a satisfactory work
history, including attendance and discipline record. A record of more than ten sick days without medical documentation in two of
the last three years is considered unsatisfactory attendance. Not all qualified applicants are guaranteed an interview due to the
competitive selection process. A medical examination and safety-sensitive drug/alcohol test may also be required. #TapYourCareers
#MTACareers EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY/ADA DISCLAIMER : MTA and its subsidiary and affiliated agencies are Equal Opportunity
Employers, including those concerning veteran status and individuals with disabilities. The MTA encourages qualified applicants
from diverse backgrounds, experiences, and abilities, including military service members, to apply. If you require reasonable
accommodation for a medical condition or disability to participate in the job application or interview process, please notify your
MTA representative once you have been contacted regarding the role.
DEINE MISSION Als erfahrener "Staff / Principal Analog / Mixed Signal Design Engineer (m/f/d)" haben Sie die Möglichkeit, bei uns maßgeblich zur Entwicklung innovativer Produkte beizutragen. Gemeinsam mit unserem Team in Deutschland / Mannheim oder Österreich / Villach (Hybrid oder Full Remote Work) treiben Sie die Entwicklung von High-Speed-Data-Interfaces voran. Ihre Erfahrung ist gefragt, um Produkte zu entwickeln, die die Erwartungen unserer Kunden übertreffen. Dabei legen wir großen Wert auf höchste Designqualität, termingerechte Lieferung und eine starke Kundenorientierung. * Übernimm die Verantwortung für Analog/Mixed-Signal und Digital/Full-Custom Blöcke und Subsysteme. * Führe das Design und die Implementierung von Analog/Mixed-Signal und Full-Custom Schaltungen durch, einschließlich Schematics, Testbenches und Simulation. * Arbeite mit Systemarchitekten bei der Ableitung von Blocklevel-Spezifikationen zusammen. * Unterstütze das Verification Team bei der Modellierung. * Unterstütze das Layout-Team bei der Physical Implementation. * Sei Mentor für Junior Designer und führe gegebenenfalls kleinere Design Subteams. * Organisiere und beteilige Dich am Design-Review-Prozess. * Arbeite eng und funktionsübergreifend mit verschiedenen Teams zusammen, um eine erfolgreiche und termingerechte Produktfreigabe zu unterstützen. DEIN PROFIL * Bachelor- oder Masterabschluss in Elektrotechnik, Physik, Computer Engineering, Informationstechnologie oder einem verwandten Fachgebiet mit Schwerpunkt auf Hardware-Design. * Mehr als 10 Jahre Berufserfahrung, einschließlich Praktika. * Erfahrung im Schaltungsentwurf im Bereich High-Speed-SerDes-Design oder verwandter Funktionalitäten (PLLs, Rx oder Tx Analog Frontends, High-Speed-Digital-Full-Custom-Logik). * Erfahrung mit Mixed-Signal-Designs, die digitale Control-Loops integrieren. * Erfahrung mit Advanced Process Nodes ist ein Vorteil (FDSOI, FinFET). * Gute Kenntnisse des Cadence Design Flows und EDA-Tools, insbesondere Virtuoso Schematic/Layout, ADE Assembler und Spectre. * Kenntnisse in Python und TCL sind von Vorteil. * Gute schriftliche und mündliche Kommunikationsfähigkeiten in Englisch. UNSER X-FACTOR * Flexibilität: Wir bieten Dir attraktive Gleitzeitregelungen, überdurchschnittliche Urlaubstage pro Jahr, ein Arbeitszeitkonto sowie die Möglichkeit von Mobile Working (Hybrid Work oder Remote Work), damit Du Dein Privatleben und Deinen Job gut vereinbaren kannst. * Wettbewerbsfähiges Gehalt: Du erhältst ein wettbewerbsfähiges Gehalt basierend auf Deiner Qualifikation und Fähigkeiten. * Job-Sicherheit: Du hast einen krisensicheren Job bei einem finanziell stabilen Unternehmen. * Karrierechancen: Mit dem richtigen Engagement kannst Du bei uns Karriere machen, denn Deine Weiterentwicklung, Deine Weiterbildung und Dein Erfolg liegen uns am Herzen. * Teamevents: Wir bieten Dir Mitarbeiterevents und die Möglichkeit zum regelmäßigen Austausch. * Workation: Kombiniere Deinen Urlaub mit Deiner Arbeit im Ausland im Sinne von „Workation“ für bis zu sechs Wochen pro Jahr. * Tolles Arbeitsklima: Wir sind ein Unternehmen mit einer hohen Werteorientierung und einer echt guten Arbeitsatmosphäre, sowie Wertschätzung im Umgang miteinander. Zusammenarbeit, Vertrauen und gegenseitige Unterstützung sind bei uns gelebte Werte (btw: es gibt auch einen Tischkicker, Gaming-Events, Turniere und freie Getränke #smile). Für Bewerber aus Österreich: Wir bieten attraktive Gehälter und zusätzliche Benefits, abgestimmt auf Deine Leistungen, Deiner Erfahrung und Qualifikationen. Die Anstellungsbedingungen entsprechen dem Kollektivvertrag für Angestellte der Informationstechnologie, spezifisch für die Beschäftigungsgruppe ST2 (Kollektivvertrag). Du erhältst 14 Monatsgehälter pro Jahr. Abhängig von Deiner Expertise und Deinen Fähigkeiten ist auch eine höhere Vergütung möglich. UNSERE STANDORTE Rheinvorlandstraße 5, 68159 Mannheim, Deutschland Tech-Center, Europastraße 8, 9524 Villach, Österreich Wir bieten auch Remote Work aus Portugal, Italien, Österreich und Deutschland an. Wohnst Du in einem anderen EU-Land? Versuche es dennoch mit einer Bewerbung oder sei bereit für einen Umzug: Wir unterstützen Dich dabei. Kommst Du aus einem anderen Land außerhalb der EU, helfen und unterstützen wir Dich bei dem gesamten Visa-Prozess und bei der Relocation. #LI-Remote #LI-Hybrid KONTAKT Möchtest Du gemeinsam mit uns die Zukunft der Chiplet-Technologie gestalten? Wenn ja, dann freuen wir uns auf Deine Bewerbung. Gut zu wissen: CV only! Im ersten Schritt reicht Dein Lebenslauf für eine erste Bewerbung aus. Deine weiteren Referenzen und Zeugnisse kannst Du uns einfach später übersenden. Was für uns zählt, ist Deine Persönlichkeit. Du hast Fragen? Dann melde Dich einfach: careers@extoll.com Bitte nutze die E-Mail-Adresse ausschließlich für Anfragen. Wir freuen uns auf Deine Bewerbung über unsere quick & easy Jobplattform: Jobs at EXTOLL GmbH Wir freuen uns auf die Zusammenarbeit mit Dir!
Monumental is automating on-site construction with robotics and software. Our mission is to make construction software-defined and autonomous - a future where beautiful, bespoke buildings go up in a single day, with minimal labour. We're a growing team of engineers, operators and technicians from companies like Palantir, Qualcomm, Dyson, Shopify, Tesla, Meta and Google DeepMind. It's still the early days of building the company, and this is a chance to make an outsized impact on a problem that matters. From day one, you’ll be working with an experienced founding team, backed by a $32M Series B led by Khosla Ventures and Plural. Monumental is based in the city centre of Amsterdam, in a beautiful facility with an fully equipped workshop and robot testing floor. We build the whole stack in-house - hardware and software, we're explicitly not a hybrid or remote-first company - you can't build robots or walls from home, so we're onsite five days a week. Read more on why we believe you should spend your time working on construction, and learn about our vision and company. You might enjoy Based in Europe’s film on how we’re fixing Europe’s housing shortage, or this video by Andreas Klinger of what our office looks like. About the role We're hiring our first Head of People & Performance to own how we attract, develop, and stretch our team as Monumental grows from around 100 people to several hundred over the next few years. You'll work as an extension of the founders - your job will be the get the the most out of everyone and scale the judgment our team currently have in their own heads. It is integral to us that we maintain a startup culture that does not dilute as we enter our next phase of growth. You'll own the people side of how Monumental performs: who we hire, how we develop them, how we run our performance and equity cycles, and how we keep the bar high as the company grows. Our day-to-day people operations are already covered, so your job sits one layer above that, working directly with the founders and the leadership team. This is a hands-on, operator role. Like everyone at Monumental, you'll pick up the projects with the biggest priority at any given moment - the special projects that often span several teams and don't yet have an owner. One month that might mean standing up our performance and equity cycles; the next it might mean scoping how a new function should be staffed, reading where a team is overstretched, or untangling a problem that doesn't belong to anyone yet. The loudest internal conversations at Monumental are about how to do better work, and you'll help keep them there. You reach for direct contact and local knowledge over standardized process, and you distrust schemes that try to make people legible by flattening them. You should be obsessed with talent. You care more about whether a junior engineer is being stretched than whether the handbook is up to date. You can sit down with anyone in the company - software, workshop, ops - and walk away knowing what they're building and what's blocking them. What you’ll do * Special projects: Like everyone at Monumental, you pick up the work with the biggest priority, wherever it happens to sit. Some of these are squarely people problems and many aren't. You'll move across software, workshop, operations, and the deployment teams, take on the high-priority project that needs an owner, and see it through before moving to the next thing that matters most. * Turning team strengths into a hiring plan: You'll build a real read on where each team is strong and where it's thin, and turn that into who we hire next - especially as we work to strengthen the hardware side of the company. You'll partner with the founders on the senior hires that matter most, where you'll have a genuine view on whether someone will thrive here rather than only on whether the process ran cleanly. And you'll help scope which projects each person takes on, so our best people are consistently pointed at our most important problems. * Talent spotting, internal and external: Finding the people who'd thrive at Monumental before anyone else has, and pulling a high-potential operator out of a deployment and into a role that fits them better. You'll build "spot great people" into how the whole company works. * Performance cycles: Twice a year, with ad-hoc adjustments for exceptional growth. You'll own how reviews actually happen here: the conversations managers run with their teams, how we calibrate across them, and how cash and equity decisions tie back. Predictable enough to be fair, and loose enough that an exceptional contribution doesn't wait six months to be recognised. * Equity and compensation philosophy: A clearer framework for refreshers, comp bands, and how we think about cash versus equity at different levels, so that real ownership is felt across the team rather than only at the top. * Coaching managers: Especially first-time managers and IC-strong technical leads who haven't yet learned how to give direct, timely feedback. You coach them to have the conversation; you don't have it for them. * Supporting people who are struggling: Spotting the early signal and making sure people get the feedback they need to course-correct. These are the conversations companies our size habitually delay, and you make sure they happen, with care. * Soft 1:1s, redesigned: Our current cadence is stretched. You'll run a subset of these yourself and design the system that makes the rest happen well. * Scaling the people experience: As we grow past 100, some of the systems that worked on day one start to break - perks, spending freedom, onboarding, and more. You move on what's actually needed and resist adding policy for its own sake. * Leading the People team, including all of its future hires. What we’re looking for * Experience building and managing high-performing teams. You’ve ideally founded a company, operated very close to founders in a small-to-mid-stage startup, or led a high-performance team in another demanding context - sports, military, performing arts, or similar. You’ve taken a team from 0 to 1 and developed individual contributors into leaders. * A problem-solver, first and foremost. You can take an ambiguous, high-priority project that doesn't yet belong to anyone, scope it, and drive it to a result. This operator instinct matters to us as much as the people instinct. * Numerate without being reductive. You can reason about performance and pay in numbers and hold a high bar with data, while refusing to flatten people into a spreadsheet. You know which calls need a clear measure and which need you in the room. * Suspicious of policy as a default mode. You don’t think the answer to most problems is a new rule. * Genuinely curious about people’s work, not wellbeing in the abstract. * An instinct to connect people across departments. You spot where someone in Software could unlock something for Workshop, or vice versa, and you make it happen. * High personal intensity. You set the standard through action, not framework documents. You don’t block anyone. * You can run a 1:1 that someone walks out of energised. You can also have the harder conversations, kindly. * Comfortable in a technical environment. You don’t need to code, but you should enjoy understanding what an engineer is building. * You introduce structure without killing startup feel. * You can read the legal framework we operate in - bad-leaver events, long-term sick leave, contracts and offboarding in the Dutch context. You don’t need to be a lawyer, but you should know when to call one. * A Day 1 culture fit, with minimal steering needed. * Plus: comfortable with the people side of physical industries - the safety questions, cultural dynamics, and on-site realities of manufacturing and construction work. Or you’ll close that gap fast. * Fluent in English; Dutch is a plus but not required. Why Monumental? Joining Monumental means being at the forefront of a movement aimed at making significant strides in the construction industry. Here, your work has the potential to impact not just the company but the future of how we build. If you're driven by innovation, eager to tackle complex challenges, and ready to make a tangible difference, we want to hear from you. For open applications (where you don’t see an exact role match), please reach out to us at: iwanttojoin@monumental.co - share with us the most interesting or challenging project you’ve worked on, why you want to join and your CV or portfolio. Unfortunately we do not currently support internships. If you don’t meet all the qualifications here but are excited about Monumental and feel you’d still be able to help us solve difficult problems, do get in touch. We welcome generalists who focus on outcomes and are eager to learn on the job.
ABOUT US STARK is a new kind of defence technology company revolutionizing the way autonomous systems are deployed across multiple domains. We design, develop and manufacture high performance unmanned systems that are software-defined, mass-scalable, and cost effective. This provides our operators with a decisive edge in highly contested environments. We’re focused on delivering deployable, high-performance systems - not future promises. In a time of rising threats, STARK is bolstering the technological edge of NATO Allies and their Partners to deter aggression and defend Europe - today. YOUR MISSION As a Junior FPGA Engineer, you will join our specialized hardware team to develop the high-speed digital logic that powers our autonomous platforms. You will be responsible for designing, implementing, and testing FPGA-based solutions that process complex signals in real-time. This role is ideal for a high-potential engineer who wants to move beyond simulation and see their code interact with the physical world. You will work closely with senior mentors to bridge the gap between digital signal processing theory and hardware realisation. RESPONSIBILITIES We are looking for candidates with experience in some or all of the following areas: * RTL Design: Develop and maintain high-speed digital logic using VHDL, Verilog, or SystemVerilog. * Verification: Create testbenches and run functional simulations to validate design behavior. * Hardware Debugging: Use lab equipment (Oscilloscopes, Logic Analyzers) and on-chip debugging tools (ILA/Signal Tap) to troubleshoot physical hardware. * Integration: Collaborate with Electronics and Software teams to define FPGA pinouts, review schematics, and develop interface APIs. * IP Management: Integrate and configure third-party IP cores and interface with high-speed ADCs/DACs. * Documentation: Maintain clear design specifications, register maps, and version-controlled HDL repositories. QUALIFICATIONS * Proficiency in VHDL, Verilog, or SystemVerilog. * Experience with FPGA vendor tools (e.g., Xilinx Vivado or Intel Quartus). * Understanding of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) fundamentals. * Basic experience with simulation tools (e.g., ModelSim, Questa). * Familiarity with common hardware interfaces (AXI, SPI, I2C, UART). * Competency in Python or C/C++ for scripting and testing support. SOFT SKILLS * Curiosity-Driven: You have a deep desire to understand how things work at the register level. * Resilient: You enjoy the "puzzle" of hardware debugging and timing closure. * Effective Communicator: You can explain your logic design clearly to both software and hardware teams. QUALIFICATIONS * Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical, Electronic, or Computer Engineering. * 0-2 years of experience (relevant internships or personal hardware projects are highly valued). NICE TO HAVE * Knowledge of System-on-Chip (SoC) architectures (e.g., Zynq). * Familiarity with Linux-based development environments. * Interest in software-defined radio (SDR) architectures.