Rolling Stock System Engineer

SalaryNo pay range posted
LocationAuckland, California, United States
Typecontract
Company size1,001–5,000 people
PostedAug 8, 2025 · 1y ago
Verified live23h ago
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Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Transport Engineering, or a related field
Strong understanding of railway systems and operations: locomotives, EMUs, DMUs, high-speed and freight trains
Experience in system engineering, integration, and interface management involving electrical/electronic systems (HV/MV/LV), traction, braking, signaling (ETCS, CBTC, PTC), interlocking, HVAC, and TCMS
Proven ability to work with mixed traffic operations (high-speed, freight, commuter)
Familiarity with configuration management, system performance evaluation, and validation techniques
Proficiency with requirements management tools such as IBM DOORS
Working knowledge of international standards and safety norms (EN, UIC, TSI, EN50126/28/29)
Strong systems integration and interface management across mechanical, electrical, and electronic subsystems
Proficiency in railway industry standards (EN50126/8/9, TSI)
Experience with safety-critical systems, validation/testing, and onboard technologies (ETCS, CBTC, TCMS, HVAC, braking, traction)
Skills
IBM DOORS
ETCS
CBTC
PTC
TCMS
HVAC
About the role
Job description: Looking for a Rolling Stock System Engineer with strong systems integration and interface management across mechanical, electrical, and electronic subsystems. Proficiency in railway industry standards (EN50126/8/9, TSI) and tools like IBM DOORS for requirements management is essential. Experience with safety-critical systems, validation/testing, and onboard technologies (ETCS, CBTC, TCMS, HVAC, braking, traction) is also crucial.
Required Qualifications:
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Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Transport Engineering, or a related field.
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Strong understanding of railway systems and operations: locomotives, EMUs, DMUs, high-speed and freight trains.
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Experience in system engineering, integration, and interface management involving electrical/electronic systems (HV/MV/LV), traction, braking, signaling (ETCS, CBTC, PTC), interlocking, HVAC, and TCMS.
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Proven ability to work with mixed traffic operations (high-speed, freight, commuter).
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Familiarity with configuration management, system performance evaluation, and validation techniques.
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Proficiency with requirements management tools such as IBM DOORS.
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Working knowledge of international standards and safety norms (EN, UIC, TSI, EN50126/28/29).