ATP Platform Engineer – Automatic Train Projection (m/w)

Job description

ATP Platform Engineer – Automatic Train Projection (m/w)-TCEE-DEMA01237414

Beschreibung

Bombardier Transportation, a global leader in rail technology, offers the broadest portfolio in the rail industry and delivers innovative products and services that set new standards in sustainable mobility. BOMBARDIER ECO4 technologies – built on the four cornerstones of energy, efficiency, economy and ecology – conserve energy, protect the environment and help to improve total train performance. Bombardier Transportation is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and has a very diverse customer base with products or services in more than 60 countries. It has an installed base of over 100,000 vehicles worldwide.

We are currently looking to recruit an ATP Platform Engineer – Automatic Train Protection (m/f) in Mannheim, Germany.

As an ATP Platform Engineer for Automatic Train Protection (ATP) System you will be responsible for defining the conceptual design, implementation of train control and protection systems and their integration into our vehicles.

Main task will be the defining the integration and upgrade of ETCS system in our TCMS of various vehicle types (e.g. locomotives, EMU’s) , including integration of National safety protection systems wherever applicable (e.g. PZB/LZB, Mirel, Indusi, SCMT, RSO-KVB-TVM, ZUB, Memor, TBL1+), in collaboration with the major suppliers.

Key responsibilities

• You will be responsible to define the Concept, Functional Requirement Specification, Software Requirement Specification, Functional Test Specification, input for System Schematics and Bill of materials for the given subsystem

• Based on the development of the ATP know-how, you should also be responsible to define and develop the appropriate technical solutions to integrate the ATP system fulfilling the requirements

• Give technical support to our procurement network to guarantee the proper third party supply in the design and development of the requested ATP system architecture

• Support the definition and development of the functional, electrical, mechanical, SW and HW interface

• Set and prove the safety requirements of the chosen solutions

• Support the development of the Human Machine Interface (HMI) for ETCS and other ATP systems

• Define testing requirement and support the system installation and testing phase

• Assume responsibility for a given subsystem design with Project framework to ensure execution

• Project Coordination in various and parallel projects as the key interface for all tasks related to ATP systems

• You will be also responsible of the performance of your solutions in the field. Support to Operation during Manufacturing and testing, support Functional Test on Vehicle, supporting to Authorization Management to produce relevant technical Dossier , Assessment and Validation Report

• Support to Operation during Manufacturing and testing, support Functional Test on Vehicle, supporting to Authorization Management to produce relevant technical Dossier , Assessment and Validation Report

• Reporting to Project Core Team and direct line Management

Qualifikationen

• University or College Degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering or Computer science

• Intermediate level position in experience and specialized or cross-functional knowledge required

• A good motivation and eager to learn one of the most complex systems in Railway technology

• Previous experience in railways is an asset

• Good communication skills

• Fluent in German and English

Tätigkeit
Systeme

Primärer Standort
DE-BW-Mannheim

Organisation
Transportation

Beschäftigungsart
Vollzeit

Beschäftigungsstatus
Fest

Stellenangebot
08.11.2016, 09:12:02

Rücknahmedatum
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