2025-09-25 – Weekly Railroad Jobs : Remote engineering roles available

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, we’re seeing a steady demand for hands-on roles in railroad maintenance and construction. It’s a good time for skilled laborers and mechanics to find opportunities, especially if you’re open to travel. Remote roles are rare in this field, but there are a few gems if you’re looking to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Railroad Labor
    Company: Wise Staffing Group | Location: Knoxville, TN
    This role offers $17 per hour for motivated individuals willing to work physically on the railroad. It’s a solid choice if you’re local and eager to start immediately.
    Apply Here

  • Lead Railroad Mechanic
    Company: All American Track | Location: Fairbanks, AK
    If you enjoy working with your hands and don’t mind travel, this role involves up to 90% travel across various sites. Perfect for those who love adventure and mechanics.
    Apply Here

  • Railroad Office Coordinator
    Company: PGH Wong Engineering, Inc. | Location: Fresno, CA
    This position is all about keeping things in line with railroad maintenance standards. Great for detail-oriented folks who enjoy a more administrative role.
    Apply Here

  • Railroad Trackman
    Company: American Track | Location: Vancouver, WA
    Join an innovative team to help maintain and construct railroad crossings. It’s hands-on work that’s crucial for safety and efficiency.
    Apply Here

  • Railroad Track Worker
    Company: ECI - Engineers Construction, Inc. | Location: Williston, VT
    ECI is looking for experienced track workers. You’ll need a valid Vermont driver’s license to get started with a team focused on track safety and maintenance.
    Apply Here

  • Railroad Construction Foreman
    Company: American Track | Location: Lexington, NC
    Oversee railroad construction projects with American Track. Prior experience is essential, but this could be a great step up if you’re ready to lead.
    Apply Here

  • Railroad Construction Foreman
    Company: American Track | Location: Mulberry, FL
    Similar role as above, but in sunny Florida. If you’re experienced in railroad construction, this could be your next career move.
    Apply Here

  • Railroad - Laborer
    Company: Wise Staffing Group | Location: Knoxville, TN
    Great for locals looking for consistent, day-to-day work in the railroad industry. If you’re ready to roll up your sleeves, this might be right for you.
    Apply Here

  • Sales Director - Transportation Railroad Engineering Services
    Company: Bestlogic Staffing | Location: Pittsburgh, PA
    For those with a knack for business and experience in the railroad sector, this role involves expanding services and building relationships.
    Apply Here

  • Railroad Track Laborer (Trackman)
    Company: American Track | Location: Lexington, NC
    Get hands-on with track installation and maintenance. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys working outside and being part of a team.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

If remote work is what you’re after, there are a few opportunities this week. These roles allow you to work from the comfort of your home while contributing significantly to the railroad industry.

  • Project Engineer 2 - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Transportation | Location: Baton Rouge, LA
    This role is for those with a PE license in Louisiana, focusing on designing and executing railroad infrastructure projects. A great option if you love project management and flexibility.
    Apply Here

  • Project Engineer 2 - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Transportation | Location: Baton Rouge, LA
    Another chance for engineers with a passion for managing transportation projects. It’s a role that combines your technical skills with remote work flexibility.
    Apply Here

  • General Counsel Jobs JDHuntr 56326 Senior Counsel, Risk Manager (Hybrid)
    Company: In House Jobs | JDHuntr | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    A hybrid role focusing on risk management within railroad services. It’s a senior position with a significant salary range, ideal for seasoned professionals.
    Apply Here

  • In House Counsel Jobs New York | JDHuntr 56630 Real Estate Paralegal (Hybrid)
    Company: In House Jobs | JDHuntr | Location: Denver, CO
    This role involves negotiating and working with railroad companies and regulatory bodies. Hybrid work offers a mix of office and home flexibility.
    Apply Here

  • Epic Instructional Designer
    Company: Memorial Hospital of Laramie County | Location: Cheyenne, WY
    This unique role ties into the history of the Union Pacific Railroad and involves designing instructional content. It’s a niche role perfect for those in educational design.
    Apply Here

  • Specialist, Natural Gas Storage Facility - Contract
    Company: 174 Power Global | Location: Houston, TX
    This contract position involves compliance with the Railroad Commission of Texas. Ideal for those with environmental and regulatory expertise.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Here’s to hoping you find something that suits you this week. Whether it’s a role on the ground or something flexible from home, there are plenty of opportunities out there. Keep your eyes open and good luck!

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I landed a short remote contract mapping signal assets in OpenRail by filtering for keywords like ‘PTC’ and ‘signal design’ instead of just ‘railroad remote’. Small caveat: lots of these flip to hybrid or ask for occasional site visits after onboarding, so confirm travel up front. Set alerts and check late-night postings — the good ones disappear faster than a freight on green.

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Since posts expire fast, I filter ‘MicroStation’ + ‘estimator’ and set 24‑hour alerts; some ‘remote’ gigs need site visits, @Guide.

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Quick tip: I’ve had luck finding remote railroad work by searching ‘grade crossing inventory’ and ‘PTC back-office’ on LinkedIn, and adding ‘Maximo’ or ‘as-builts’ to target data-heavy tasks… Small caveat: a lot of ‘remote’ posts sneak in travel days, so I message the recruiter to confirm it’s deliverables-only before applying. It’s like fishing — use the right bait and you’ll snag the few true remotes.

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Snagged a short ‘spec review’ contract by chasing posts with ‘AREMA’ and ‘ProjectWise’ and DM’ing the recruiter the moment it showed up since these are ‘real-time’. Remote worked because it was document control/QC, not boots-on-ballast. Small catch: many ask for eRailSafe/Class I vendor onboarding up front.

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But landed a remote contract doing track chart digitization in ArcGIS for a short-line by setting Indeed alerts to ‘rail geometry’ + ‘ArcGIS’ at 1-hour — these disappear fast, . Heads-up: some are contract-to-hire with net-45 pay and E-RailSafe hoops, @Guide; if that’s not your jam, Bluebeam Studio QC on plan sets pops up too.

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