Frank Miller Joins TranSystems

Kansas City, Mo. – TranSystems, an industry leader in providing complete solutions to the transportation challenges of its clients, recently announced that Frank Miller has joined the company as a Vice President of the Passenger Rail & Transit sector and is located in the Philadelphia Office. Miller will offer support to the firm’s architecture, engineering and planning (AEP) group. He brings 26 years experience as a recognized leader in planning, design, construction, inspection, project management, and track and facility engineering for major railway transportation and mass transit systems.

“Frank adds extensive knowledge and a diverse background to our freight railroad and passenger rail and transit sectors. He also enhances the existing senior leadership. We’re excited to have him join the team to enhance the quality and depth of services that we can provide to our clients,” said Mike Sweeney, leader of TranSystems’ Passenger Rail and Transit sector.

Miller serves as project manager for mass transit system projects, including light-rail and heavy rail transit systems; and commuter, high speed, and freight railroads. He is currently working with the Texas Department of Transportation on a Federal Railroad Administration project to provide valuable subject matter expertise on high speed rail planning applications. Prior to joining TranSystems, Miller served as the deputy project manager on the Portal Bridge Capacity Enhancement Project for New Jersey Transit, track task manager on the Atlantic Avenue Design-Build projects for Long Island Railroad, project manager for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Civil-Rail On-Call project, and design manager for the South Dakota Sections on the Powder River Basin new build project for the DM&E Railroad. His career has included turns with HNTB as Director of Rail, New York Metro, Parsons Brinckerhoff, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority (SEPTA), and the New York City Transit Authority.

Miller currently serves as Vice Chair of the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association’s Committee 17 – High Speed Rail and as a Subcommittee Chair on Committee 11 – Commuter and Intercity Rail.

Miller received a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and Associate’s degree in Construction Engineering from Spring Garden College, and earned his registration as a Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. He can be reached at (215) 809-8970 or fjmiller@transystems.com.