About the role

Conduct system design and simulations for railway communication control systems at Sogeclair. Collaborate with teams to ensure compliance with technical requirements and customer expectations.

Responsibilities

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.

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.

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.