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As an Alstom VIE CBTC Signaling Engineer, you will be qualified to undertake activities around all four metiers from the CBTC Engineering Department for Turn-key and Signaling Projects to deliver CBTC (Communication Based Train Control) solutions to improve the transportation experience for the population, through the top-notch technology Alstom provides. In this program, you will receive training, rotate between metier specific activities (Network & Telecom / Security and Passenger Information / Wayside & Onboard Hardware Application Design / MAP System Application Design), and also work directly with the CBTC Engineering Department Head on transversal and/or managerial tasks and strategic initiatives for the period of 18 months. Network & Telecom (N&T):
N&T Backbone Transmission Network (BTN) design specifications (Preliminary Design & Detailed Design) in line with N&T Engineering rules and relying on best practices inherited from previous projects (cross reviews with installation teams, cybersecurity teams, power experts)
Ensure that all N&T BTNdesign documents remain in-line with project milestones and are elaborated as per project Documentation plan
Minimize, by design, the N&T BTN deployment cost, lead time and risks
Develop and elicit BTN Design requirements in line with project needs (internal & external), with a specific focus on BTN dimensioning and Cybersecurity concerns
Check that external interfaces are consistent with N&T sub-system
Participate in the support of the functional validation phase of the sub-system
Collect and consolidate Return of Experience (REX) to Product Engineering teams and to N&T Project Engineering teams
Provide iteration of the installation studies specific to N&T sub-system for BTN part
Remain in constant contact with Project N&T Design Leader all along the project life cycle regarding progress of BTN Design activities
Security & Passenger Information (S&PI):
Providing metier design specification and validation monitoring solution until customer acceptance,
Minimizing by design the system deployment costs, lead time, and risks,
Checking that external interfaces are consistent with the subsystem,
Supervising and participating in the System deliveries (requirements management, architecture definition, interfaces definition, detailed design, system performance, etc.),
Participating in the Design Reviews,
Contributing to the definition of the functional validation phase of the subsystem (FIVP)
Collaborate with transverse teams and helpful colleagues,
Work with wayside security systems including CCTV, Public Address (PA), Passenger Information System (PIS), Access Control, and more within the railway sector,
Progress towards achieving QCD commitments, delivering project specifications on time, and ensuring project requirements maturity,
Benefit from our investment in your development, through award-winning learning
Wayside & Onboard Application Design:
Taking our existing hardware products and interfacing them into larger wayside and vehicle systems.
Preparing documentation for our hardware subsystem and its associated bill of materials.
Preparing customer documentation and presenting this subsystem to customers during design reviews.
Analyzing the existing system architecture for the points of connection of our equipment into the larger wayside or vehicle system in order to ensure that the correct interface exists.
Assist in testing and configuration of our equipment into the larger wayside or vehicle systems.
Elaborate or contribute to the elaboration of Hardware specification & architecture, in collaboration with the Hardware architect.
Perform the hardware integration of the product, describing technical choices and verifying by analysis (computations, models, simulation or mock-up) the compliance to input and output requirements.
Define the general plans for mechanical integration together with Mechanical engineers
Define the electrical schematics
Define the Bill Of Materials (BOM)
Ensure that the hardware design of our products can be manufactured, tested and repaired, together with industrialization teams.
Prepare laboratory development systems and setups using our hardware products and equipment for verification testing.
Put the hardware work product under configuration management according to product Configuration Management Plan.
Support the hardware and software integration, together with the Hardware Architect and Software designer.
Support the Hardware validation of the products including environmental qualification and type tests.
MAP System Application Design:
Raw Input Data
CBTC Track Schematic
Input Templates
Preliminary & Final Transit Studio Performance Analysis Reports
MAP Binary Files (SREG, EREG, SVEH, DVEH, WCP, & RCP)
Track Plan
MAP Analysis Report
Transversal & Managerial Activities:
Manage or actively work on the following initiatives:
Workload Management
Process Adherence and optimization
Quality Improvement and Innovation Programs
Work Package Monitoring
Feedback Meetings with the Department Head to assess hard and soft skills.
Frequency: Every month.
Present a Development Report related to the functional under rotation listing achievements and challenges compared to the objectives herein this Job Description.
Frequency: Quarterly.
Define and deploy KPIs in line with Department Strategic Plan
Skills
Bachelor of Automation/Telecom/Electronic/Computer Engineering, or other related fields.
Fluent English required for this position
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Alstom
Feb 28, 2025