System Design Specialist

Description

• Prepares system, subsystem, and interface requirement specifications by analyzing, decomposing, modeling, and refining customer requirements and typical train control domain requirements.
• Promotes a safety culture where product safety is paramount.
• Ensures that safety is built into the design by early identification and resolution of safety-related defects.
• Prepares and supports customer requirements compliance assessment, and gap analysis.
• Creates new concepts or modifies existing concepts to fulfill customer requirements.
• Converts Customer (internal and/or external) requirements into conceptual designs and prepares associated documentation by performing operational analyses, simulations, and technical trade-off studies evaluating alternative design configurations and functional features.
• Interfaces and builds strong working relationships with Software, Hardware, and ITV groups to ensure timely analysis and resolution of in-house and field test issues and to ensure a good understanding of the System Design.

Requirements

• Experience in using DOORS, Polarion, Melody Advance, or other system design and requirement management tools.
• Strong planning and organizational skills.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Entry-level 1-2 years of expertise in URS (Urban Rail Signaling) Systems or equivalent educational background.
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Systems, Electrical, Computer), Computer Science, or a closely related field.
• Technical curiosity to understand how systems work.
• Rail signaling knowledge.
• Knowledge of systems engineering principles and practices.
• Experience in developing/reviewing test scenarios and/or procedures from requirements.
• Ability to work under supervision to produce the required artifacts.
• Knowledge of the systems development life cycle.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance