Michael Samario
About Michael Samario
Michael Samario is a Senior Specialist in Rail Operations and Simulations at Hatch, with extensive experience in the railway industry. He has worked in various roles over the years, including a long tenure at CANAC Railway Services and contributions to international rail projects.
Work at Hatch
Michael Samario has been employed at Hatch as a Senior Specialist in Rail Operations and Simulations since 2016. His role involves overseeing various aspects of rail operations, focusing on simulation processes. He contributes to the development of innovative solutions within the rail sector, utilizing his extensive experience in the field.
Previous Experience in Rail Operations
Prior to his current position at Hatch, Michael Samario worked at Hatch Mott MacDonald as a Specialist in Rail Operations and Simulations from 2013 to 2016. He also spent 21 years at CANAC Railway Services as a Senior Project Consultant, where he gained significant expertise in rail project management and operations.
Education and Expertise
Michael Samario studied at Champlain College, earning a DEC in Pure & Applied Sciences from 1991 to 1994. He is currently an Independent Student at Concordia University, pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering since 1995. His educational background supports his technical skills in rail operations and simulations.
Involvement in Rail Projects
Michael Samario has participated in international rail-related projects in Colombia and Mexico. He has conducted feasibility studies for commuter and passenger rail services at major terminals, including Toronto Union Station and Chicago Union Station. His work includes designing track layouts for rail facilities using AutoCAD.
Development of RAILS2000 Software
Michael Samario was involved in the development and maintenance of the RAILS2000 simulation software, utilizing the Delphi programming language. He also provided classroom-based training courses for RAILS2000 and developed comprehensive user manuals and training materials to support users.