Railway Signalling Studies Engineer

Role Overview

• As part of a studies team, you contribute to the production and updating of the data required for the operation of signalling systems.
• Produce signal image studies and complementary study data for a given site.
• Analyze input documents (plans, schematics, programs).
• Translate functional requirements into technical configurations.
• Update system diagrams/images and system data.
• Apply railway standards and reference frameworks.
• Identify technical constraints and risks.
• Participate in anomaly and configuration management.

Requirements

• Master’s degree in engineering (or equivalent).
• At least 5 years’ experience in railway signalling studies.
• Strong knowledge of railway systems and interlocking systems.
• In-depth knowledge of standards EN 50126, EN 50128, EN 50129.
• Ability to analyze complex technical documents.

Benefits

• Group benefits: enjoy a range of advantages such as an employee share ownership plan, referral bonuses, meal vouchers, and various social and cultural activities organized by the Works Council (CSE).
• Parental support measures are available, for example the option to work 90% part-time during school holidays, as well as many other benefits from our collective agreements.
• Quality of work life: benefit from a work–life balance, the possibility to telework (in France and internationally), and health and wellbeing provisions (hotline, dedicated platform, etc.).
• Expert community: join a network of 24,000 engineers worldwide and participate in diverse projects for industry-leading clients.