• Support railroad and rail-transit planning studies, including corridor, station-area, yard/terminal, grade crossing, and service planning efforts • Assist with alternatives analysis, purpose & need development, planning-level feasibility, and implementation strategies • Compile, analyze, and summarize data (ridership/freight context, safety, operations, land use, demographic and economic indicators) • Support project coordination with internal engineering teams and external stakeholders (railroads, agencies, municipalities) • Contribute to grant applications and funding strategies (e.g., FRA/CRISI, RCE, INFRA, USDOT discretionary programs; state programs as applicable) • Draft or support development of key grant components: problem statement/need, project description, outcomes/benefits, readiness, budget, schedule, and partnerships • Help assemble application exhibits and attachments: maps, letters of support templates, benefit narratives, risk/write-ups, and readiness documentation • Support land use and community context analysis for rail/transportation investments (station areas, grade crossing corridors, industrial access, freight routes) • Assist in preparing meeting materials and notes for stakeholder meetings, public engagement, agency workshops, and railroad coordination • Prepare clear, organized written materials: memos, technical summaries, narratives, slide decks, and meeting notes • Assist in developing graphics and exhibits (figures, tables, maps, simple diagrams) to communicate technical concepts to non-technical audiences

• Develop structured engagement plans tailored to audience needs. • Coordinate outreach initiatives that enhance audience involvement. • Work with marketing teams to refine brand messaging and communication. • Track audience participation and suggest engagement improvements. • Design programs that promote long-term audience loyalty.

• Lead the planning and concept development of railway electrification systems, including 25 kV AC, 15 kV AC, and 750 V DC traction power configurations, in accordance with applicable national and international standards. • Develop and review technical documentation including system design reports, load flow studies, short-circuit analyses, protection coordination studies, and earthing & bonding schemes. • Plan and specify traction power substations (TPS) and autotransformer stations, including transformer sizing, switchgear configuration, SCADA/remote control interfaces, and protection relay settings. • Produce and review drawings, schematics, and layout plans for substation sites and overhead line equipment corridors. • Perform or oversee route surveys, corridor studies, and site feasibility assessments for electrification infrastructure. • Define technical specifications and tender documentation for electrification works and equipment procurement. • Manage interfaces with civil, signalling, telecommunications, and rolling stock disciplines to ensure system compatibility and integration. • Support environmental impact assessments and planning approval processes related to electrification infrastructure. • Review contractor submittals, shop drawings, and method statements during the design and construction phases. • Participate in design reviews, HAZOP/HAZID workshops, and safety assurance processes in line with the applicable Safety Management System (SMS). • Monitor industry developments, regulatory changes, and emerging standards relevant to railway electrification.

• Data tidying — ensuring that the information in the Resourcing system is up to date • Executing the annual planning process in close collaboration with the team • Handling incoming requests and ensuring the Resourcing system is always up to date and the data accurate • Contributing to increased use of AI/automation in the Resourcing Team