Job Description

• Analyze customer technical specifications and clarify expected system performance.

• Define the overall rolling stock architecture to meet customer and operational requirements.

• Specify, design, and follow the development of train subsystems including traction drives, auxiliaries, bogies, braking systems, batteries, doors, HVAC, and auxiliary converters.

• Coordinate and manage design activities with internal teams, external suppliers, and across engineering domains (mechanical, electrical, control-command, validation, etc.).

• Define and specify subsystem functionalities while ensuring proper interface with the full train architecture.

• Take into account RAMS (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, Safety), EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility), and operating safety aspects throughout the design and development phases.

• Participate in the test definition and validation process using simulation tools, test benches, and static/dynamic train tests on test rings or customer tracks.

• Ensure the validation and certification of subsystems, contributing to issue resolution and technical adjustments as needed.

• Support project teams with technical expertise and interface directly with customers as required.

• Contribute to R&D efforts focused on new energy solutions such as fuel cells and onboard energy storage, with an emphasis on energy efficiency.

Qualifications

• 5-7 years in railway or automotive required.
• Incose certification required.
• Rolling stock background preferred but not needed.
• Ability to draw full product interface.

Additional Information

• All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
• This position is onsite.