Our Hiring Process
Your Application
Your journey begins when you apply for job at Hitachi Rail. Please click here to view our latest jobs.
Our specialist Talent Acquisition teams conduct pre-screening and shortlist suitable applications. Feedback will be provided on suitability, for the job applied for. Also, any requirements with regards to next steps will be communicated to you.
The Recruitment Process
Initial interview: Format and requirements will be given to help you prepare fully. We see an interview as an opportunity for you to find out more about Hitachi Rail and the job applied for. While we start to get to know you and understand your suitability.
Further interviews: Any further steps required will provide further opportunities to deepen understanding - and meet additional team members and/or managers as appropriate.
Feedback: At every stage we will provide relevant feedback, and any requirements with regards to next steps.
Offer: Congratulations! We will be in touch with all the relevant details to finalise in a timely manner.
Onboarding: Support will be provided during this important stage - for a smooth transition to joining Hitachi Rail on day one.
We appreciate that only one successful hire can be made per job. Therefore, we encourage all those interested in opportunities at Hitachi Rail to review our latest jobs regularly.
Joining Team Hitachi Rail
Team Stories
A Q&A with Rhia Pereda – My Journey from the Philippines to Hawaii
Across our business throughout May, we’re celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, recognizing the contributions and influence of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islander Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of our business in the United States.
Delivering Complex and Iconic Turnkey Projects Across North America
Hitachi Rail is a globally renowned company with an exceptional track record of expertise and successful projects - a recognized leader in the industry. In North America, Hitachi Rail is currently involved in delivering some of the most complex and iconic projects in the industry, such as the Ontario Line RSSOM project in Toronto.
From Traffic Lights to Digital Technology: How ETCS Digital Signalling is Making Travel More Sustainable
As new railways are expensive and take a long time to build, rather than constructing new infrastructure, there is a trend toward digitalising railway signalling systems to maximise capacity. The first step starts by replacing traditional ‘traffic light’ signalling systems which require a clear line of sight, and are therefore prone to human error and visual obstruction.
