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Evertrak jobs and careers

As of October 23, 2026, Evertrak has no open roles listed.

About Evertrak

Founded by US veterans, Evertrak is a leading innovator in sustainable railway solutions. We manufacture the Evertrak7000, a Glass Fiber Reinforced Composite railroad tie that outperforms traditional wood ties in strength, durability, and environmental impact. Wood rots in years, but Evertrak lasts decades. As the only AAR M-1003 supplier of composite ties, we're trusted by Class 1 railroads with over 100,000 installations. Our mission is to transform plastic recycling and evolve centuries-old railway practices, replacing millions of creosote-soaked wood ties with our eco-friendly alternatives. Evertrak is committed to: - Environmental Stewardship: Sequestering tons of plastic and preventing deforestation - Innovation: Providing sustainable ties that last decades without the hazards of creosote or CO2 emissions - Community Support: Fostering dignity through the creation of living wage jobs We're changing the future of railway infrastructure one composite tie at a time. For more information, visit Evertrak.com.

Founded
2017
Employees
11 to 50

Leadership

The top of Evertrak's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

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Tim Noonan

Founder & CEO

5 reports

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Jeremy Green

Vice President Operations

1 report

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John Giallonardo

Vice President of Sales & Marketing

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Matthew B. Moore

Technical Advisor

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John Murray

Vice President Of Finance

Evertrak jobs: common questions

Is Evertrak hiring right now?
Evertrak has no open roles listed as of October 23, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on Evertrak's careers site.
Who leads Evertrak?
Tim Noonan, Founder & CEO, is at the top of Evertrak's org chart.
How do I apply for a job at Evertrak?
Pick a role on Evertrak's TheJobsMap page and select Apply. Every listing links to the original posting on Evertrak's own careers site, so you apply directly with the employer.