System Engineer CBTC — Stadler Rail
- Location
- Wallisellen
- Contract
- Full-time
- Posted
- 32 days ago
Full description
EXPERIENCE
-Technical training completed as an engineer in electrical, mechanical or computer engineering (EPF/TU/HES) or comparable qualification
-Several years of experience in the field of railway signalling are desired. Experience in ESTW projects is a great advantage
-Knowledge of railway signalling principles and practices (electrical interlocks)
-Experience of using IBM Doors Next Generation (DNG) Tool
-Good command of French and English, German is an advantage
-Team spirit, autonomous, oriented towards objectives and solutions
-Availability for business trips (up to 25%)
LIABILITY
- Alignment of client requirements to the generic product and creation of a project-specific System Description
- Creating project-specific documentation such as interface specifications, client manuals, version notes, BoM, etc.
- Configuration of CBTC subsystems according to system requirements and project characteristics
- Support assembly, assembly, testing and commissioning as well as certification and any other necessary project activity
- Coordination with internal teams, clients, suppliers, subcontractors and other stakeholders
- Work in tendering teams to complete the technical part of the bids, ensuring that customer requirements are met while the solution is aligned with the generic product
Questions about this listing
What salary does Stadler Rail offer for this role?
The original listing does not state a salary. Our estimate for this role and sector in Wallisellen is CHF 83'000 - 126'000 gross per year — an estimate, not a figure communicated by Stadler Rail. The calculator on this site converts a gross salary into your actual net take-home once cross-border tax and social contributions are applied.
Is this a full-time role, and what type of contract does Stadler Rail offer?
This listing is a full-time position. The contract type shown here comes directly from the employer's original posting; always confirm exact hours, notice period and probation length with Stadler Rail during the application process, since these details can vary by role even within the same contract category.
Do I need a cross-border work permit for a role in Zürich?
EU/EFTA residents living in the border zone of the country adjoining Canton Zürich can apply for a G permit; the Swiss employer files it with that canton's migration office after the contract is signed. Border-zone rules and processing times vary by neighbouring country and canton, so confirm the specifics with Zürich's cantonal migration office or with HR during the application.
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