Metro Strengthens Workforce Across DC-Maryland-Virginia

Metro seeks Assistant Director of Engineering, Assistant Superintendent, and Train Control Technician

Metro Adds Jobs Across DC-Maryland-Virginia

Metro's hiring for multiple positions across its DC-Maryland-Virginia system, transit officials said Saturday. The agency announced openings for an Assistant Director of Engineering, an Assistant Superintendent, and an Automatic Train Control Technician on March 1, though officials didn't specify how many total positions they're looking to fill. The recruitment effort comes as the transit system works to maintain service across the region.

Career Opportunities Span Multiple Departments

The available positions represent different levels of expertise within Metro's operations, according to the transit agency. The Assistant Director of Engineering role involves overseeing infrastructure projects and maintenance programs. The Assistant Superintendent position focuses on operational supervision, while the Automatic Train Control Technician role requires specialized technical knowledge of the system's automated train control systems. Officials didn't provide salary ranges or specific qualifications for the positions.

Recruitment Details and Application Process

Metro shared the job openings through its official social media channels Saturday. The agency didn't specify application deadlines or when it expects to fill the positions. Officials also haven't said whether the roles are newly created positions or replacements for departing staff. Transit agencies typically post detailed job descriptions and requirements on their career portals, though specific application procedures for these positions weren't immediately available.

Hiring Reflects Ongoing Workforce Needs

The recruitment effort comes as transit agencies nationwide work to maintain adequate staffing levels. Metro didn't say whether the hiring is part of a broader workforce expansion or routine replacement of positions. Officials haven't announced how many applications they've received or what the typical hiring timeline looks like for these types of roles.

Job Seekers Can Track Openings Through Moovit

The positions offer opportunities for professionals with engineering, supervisory, and technical backgrounds to join the region's transit system. Officials said they'll provide additional details through their recruitment channels, though they didn't specify when more information will be available. Riders can use Moovit to track Metro service updates and plan trips across the DC-Maryland-Virginia system while the agency works to fill these key operational roles.