Systems Engineer Elektro — Stadler Rail

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PROFILE

• Completed studies (FH/University) in electrical engineering, mechatronics or automation or a comparable qualification.
• Several years of experience in the railway environment, ideally in system or vehicle technology.
• Good knowledge of relevant railway-specific standards and guidelines (e.g. EN, TSI) is an advantage.
• Structured and solution-oriented way of working with a high level of quality awareness.
• Team-oriented personality with strong communication skills and sense of responsibility.
• Very good knowledge of German, good knowledge of spoken and written English. TASKS As an electrical system engineer, you will take on technical responsibility for the project planning, design and integration of electrical systems as part of rail vehicle modernization projects. You ensure that the technical solutions are implemented functionally, in accordance with standards and economically.
• System responsibility for electrical vehicle components, in particular low-voltage electrical systems, drive and traction systems, lighting systems and other electrical and mechatronic subsystems.
• Development and coordination of technical concepts, specifications and integration solutions in close collaboration with internal departments and external partners.
• Creation and maintenance of engineering documents suitable for production and assembly, such as circuit diagrams, cable lists, equipment lists and technical specifications.
• Technical support for suppliers, including requirements definition, interface clarification, design reviews and acceptance.
• Accompanying the implementation in assembly, manufacturing and commissioning as well as technical support for functional, type and acceptance tests.
• Carrying out analyses, clarifications and variant assessments to develop robust and economical modernization solutions.
• Collaboration with customers, test centers and experts as well as support in approval issues.
• Accompanying projects throughout all phases, from concept definition to engineering and integration to testing and approval.