Signaling Design Specialist - Intermediate

Description

• Ensure signaling design is implemented per applicable standards and signaling principles.
• Create new concepts or modify existing ones to meet customer-specific requirements.
• Conduct analysis and simulations as needed to identify design feasibility and driving requirements.
• Evaluate and define operational design limits, and perform performance analyses and simulations related to these limits.
• Ensure safety is integrated into the design by proactively identifying and resolving safety-related defects early.
• Deliver project guideway application data, signal plans, crossover coordinates, track maps, and guideway database to software groups.
• Prepares specialized signaling design skills, covering areas such as:
• Performs technical/engineering tasks to define application databases for software subsystems.
• Present technical designs to engineering/management groups in clear, concise, and non-ambiguous terms.
• Support system design work, including developing system, subsystem, and interface requirements specifications and performing compliance assessments tied to customer requirements.
• Build strong working relationships and interfaces with Software, Hardware, and IVVQ groups for timely analysis and resolution of in-house and field test issues.
• Implement process improvements to enhance project delivery, cost-efficiency, and quality.
• Promote a safety culture where product safety is paramount.

Requirements

• Knowledge of systems engineering principles and practices.
• Experience with tools such as DOORS, Polarion, Melody Advance, or other system design and requirement management tools.
• Intermediate-level expertise in specialized engineering skills within the CBTC (Communication-Based Train Control) domain.
• Understanding of tools used to create/verify data for safety-critical systems.
• Knowledge of modern software engineering practices, methods, and tools.
• Excellent technical writing and communication skills.
• Experience in database development for software applications.
• Medium-level expertise in URS (Urban Rail Signaling) Systems:
• Minimum 3 years on systems of similar complexity.
• Experience in developing/reviewing test scenarios and/or procedures to test database implementation.
• 2-5 years’ experience in the development of software-based system applications.
• Strong planning and organizational skills.
• Rail signaling knowledge.
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Systems, Electrical, Computer), Computer Science, or a closely related field.
• Understanding of systems development life cycle.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance