Rolling Stock Fleet Engineer
Based in Northampton
Salary: £54,000 + 5–10% bonus + matched pension (up to 10%)
Permanent | Hours: 40 hrs/week (Mon–Fri, days)
If you are an experienced Rolling Stock Engineer looking to deepen your technical expertise and influence fleet performance with one of the UK’s leading rail engineering organisations, this role offers both challenge and balance.
Based in Northampton, you will join a collaborative technical team where innovation, professional trust and continuous improvement are part of everyday work.
This opportunity offers the stability of a day-based, Monday–Friday role with hybrid flexibility, ideal for engineers seeking variety and long-term development
The Opportunity
As a Rolling Stock Fleet Engineer, you’ll be the first line of support for a modernElectric Multiple Unit (EMU) fleet, leading investigations into complex technical and reliability issues.
You’ll collaborate closely with technicians, suppliers, and engineering teams to keep the fleet operating safely, efficiently and cost-effectively.
You will analyse fault data, write detailed engineering reports, manage engineering changes, and provide insights that drive smarter maintenance and higher reliability.
This role exists due to an internal promotion, clear evidence of progression within the team.
Your Key Responsibilities
1. Investigate and resolve technical, product safety and reliability issues for the Rolling Stock platform.
2. Develop and document cost-effective solutions to improve reliability and availability.
3. Analyse fault downloads and failures to identify root causes and coordinate with suppliers to share findings.
4. Support and mentor technicians in diagnosing complex Rolling Stock faults.
5. Manage engineering modifications and improvements through the change control process.
6. Contribute technical expertise to cross-functional rail engineering projects.
What You will Bring
7. NVQ LEVEL 3 in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent Rolling Stock experience.
8. Knowledge of railway maintenance procedures and EMU systems.
9. Proven experience in fault finding, diagnostics, and technical report writing.
10. Ability to analyse event data and interpret mechanical/electrical drawings.
11. Confidence working independently while communicating clearly with teams and suppliers.
12. Ability to produce technical report writing, and engineering change documentation.
What is in It for You
13. Balanced working pattern: Standard daytime hours (Mon–Fri, 40 hours) with hybrid flexibility (3 days office / 2 from home).
14. Strong package: £54k salary, 5–10% bonus, and up to 10% matched pension.
15. Technical variety: Involvement across digital diagnostics, safety systems, and continuous improvement initiatives.
16. Growth and recognition: Learn from industry experts and progress into senior technical or reliability roles.
17. Collaborative culture: A supportive environment where professional ideas and problem-solving are valued.
About the Organisation
You will be joining one of the UK’s most established Railway Rolling Stock engineering providers, part of a global network leading innovation across the rail industry.
With a strong focus on inclusion, sustainability and technology, this organisation is shaping the future of rail reliability.
How to Apply
If you are ready to apply your Rolling Stock expertise to a high-impact technical role with a respected rail engineering leader, we would love to hear from you.
Click Apply Now or contact Chris Corbett on 07780727077 or email and we can arrange a chat –
Ganymede is committed to creating a diverse workforce and is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of age, disability, gender, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation