Get to know us

We're looking for employees with passion and talent. Explore career opportunities to find your chance to make an impact on our region.

The 18-member Sound Transit Board includes elected officials and the Secretary of the Washington State Department of Transportation.

We believe in leveling the playing field so that all businesses can compete to work on our transit projects. We value diversity and are committed to working with local businesses.

These groups hold Sound Transit accountable on internal decisions and passenger-focused issues, to ensure the agency meets and exceeds expectations.

Local taxes, including car tab, property and sales taxes make up just over half of Sound Transit's total funding. The rest comes from federal grants, fares, interest earnings and miscellaneous revenue.

We are accountable to you. That's why we strive for transparency – from cost and project controls, outside audits and oversight, and clearly defined and updated milestones.

Sound Transit offers freedom and flexibility with a reliable, inexpensive, safe and comfortable alternative to driving.

Diversity, equity & inclusion makes us stronger, as individuals and as an organization. We are committed to creating equitable processes and outcomes across our region.

Learn about how Sound Transit came to be, how we've grown, and what we've accomplished since our founding in 1993.