Testing & Commissioning Engineer — Stadler Rail
- Location
- Wallisellen
- Contract
- Full-time
- Posted
- 46 days ago
Full description
PROFILE
- Degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering (TU/FH) or comparable specialist training
- Several years of practical work in the industrial sector, preferably in rail transport
- Experience in commissioning, testing and troubleshooting
- Experience in preparing, testing and maintaining technical documentation
- Experience in requirements management (IBM DNG, PLM or similar)
- Knowledge of railway safety systems (CBTC and/or mainline interlock) is a great advantage
- Team player, solution-oriented and flexible for night work and travel
- Confident knowledge of English is absolutely necessary, German and/or French fluent
TASKS
- Develop, maintain and update T&C procedures, test specifications and workflows to ensure consistent execution
- Coordinating, executing and logging system deployments and field tests based on approved on-site test documentation
- Management of hardware and software configurations on site, ensuring proper documentation and version control
- Recording and analysis of incidents and tracking of mitigation and corrective actions
- Troubleshooting and resolving technical issues in close cooperation with engineering, project manager and customer
- Planning electrical and mechanical changes and procuring components in coordination with engineering and project manager
- Performing or supporting other field activities (tests, limited electrical and mechanical changes and more), including work on tracks
- Close cooperation with the customer and the commissioning teams
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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