FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Project Engineer at Cubic Transportation Systems?
The primary responsibility of a Project Engineer at Cubic Transportation Systems is to provide technical expertise for small to medium-sized projects by communicating needs, progressing engineering solutions, and supporting customers with troubleshooting software and hardware problems.
What qualifications are required for the Project Engineer position?
A four-year college degree in electrical engineering or a related technical discipline is required, along with two years of related experience or an applicable master’s degree.
What skills are necessary for a Project Engineer in this role?
Necessary skills include strong organizational and interpersonal abilities, effective communication skills (both verbal and written), experience in problem-solving and analytical tasks, and some leadership experience working with teams.
What tools and technologies should a Project Engineer be familiar with?
A Project Engineer should have familiarity with various technologies, including devices, back office enterprise systems (such as financial transactions and payment processing), mobile applications, and project management and collaboration tools like Confluence, SharePoint, Slack, Jira, and TestRail.
How does this position interact with customers?
The Project Engineer serves as technical support for customers, interfaces on engineering requirements, communicates to troubleshoot issues, manages support requests, and ensures customer success and satisfaction.
What kind of projects will a Project Engineer be working on?
The Project Engineer will work on small to medium-sized projects, products, or workstreams, contributing to the delivery of engineering solutions that meet budget, schedule, and agreed scope.
What role does the Project Engineer have in cross-team collaboration?
The Project Engineer supports and monitors cross-team collaboration using various tools to document issues, promote teamwork, and facilitate communication between internal departments, customers, and stakeholders.
How does the Project Engineer contribute to issue resolution?
The Project Engineer assists the program manager with technical issues, supports defect identification and resolution, and collaborates with program management and engineering to troubleshoot and escalate complex customer issues.
Is this position governed by project deadlines?
Yes, the Project Engineer must work under project deadlines and support the Program Manager in establishing and maintaining engineering project schedules and cost budgets.
What is the work environment for this position?
This position is classified as hybrid, indicating a combination of on-site and remote work.