Systems Engineer – Rail Signaling

Role Overview

• Carry out system and signaling design, as well as analysis, modeling and simulation to define communication-based railway train control systems.
• Develop and define system design characteristics to meet customer requirements.
• Analyze and evaluate customer requirements and verify their compliance with the technical requirements of our product system.
• Develop and define system and subsystem requirements to address any project-specific customer needs.
• Communicate with the customer and internal stakeholders to obtain agreement on the design.
• The role holder is responsible for delivering the design and is able to work independently while respecting cost and schedule constraints as defined in the approved work packages.
• Where necessary, they will seek advice from more experienced colleagues within the team for highly complex activities.
• Work is generally defined by the work package lead and assigned to systems engineers.
• The systems design engineer typically works with a team of engineers to define project requirements and design, under the technical supervision of the systems design lead.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (systems, electrical, computer), Computer Science, or a closely related field.
• 4 to 10 years of experience in developing software applications for systems.
• Knowledge of modern software engineering practices, methods, and tools.
• Knowledge of the systems development lifecycle.
• Intermediate expertise in URS systems (urban rail signaling):
• At least 5 years of experience on this type of system or on a system of similar complexity.
• Intermediate expertise in specialized technical skills in the CBTC (communication-based train control) domain.
• Experience using DOORS, Polarion, Melody Advance or other systems design and requirements management tools.
• Strong knowledge of the application domain (automated train control systems) and systems engineering principles and practices.
• Knowledge of railway signaling.
• Expertise in systems engineering.
• Strong planning and organizational skills.
• Excellent technical writing, communication, and presentation skills.

Tech Stack

• TypeScript

Benefits

• Work in an international and multicultural environment 🌎
• Access to internal mobility opportunities
• Grow through continuous training and professional development 🎓
• Enjoy a comprehensive benefits package: RRSP (with employer contribution), group insurance (50% employer-paid), telemedicine, 5 flexible remote days, and an additional week off during the holiday season.