Engineer-Power Supply (Saudi National)

SYSTRA is one of the world's leading engineering and consultancy groups specialising in public transport and sustainable mobility. With over 10,300 employees, SYSTRA's mission is to design safe and sustainable transport solutions to bring people together, develop social inclusion and facilitate access to employment, education and leisure throughout the world. For 65 years, the Group has been working alongside cities and regions to contribute to their development by creating, improving and modernising their infrastructure and transport systems, throughout the life cycle of their projects. SYSTRA is involved from the earliest stages of design through to the testing, deployment and maintenance phases. The company provides all its services in over 80 countries worldwide and generates 74% of its turnover internationally. With its new services, SYSTRA supports its clients and partners in their digital, ecological and energy transition, in order to invent the mobility of tomorrow. Context SYSTRA is looking for a talented Rolling Stock Engineer to join our team. The Rolling Stock Engineer will be part of a team responsible for the technical integrity of the rolling stock, providing technical guidance on rolling stock design, development, and safety. The project includes at-grade, elevated, and underground tunnel rail sections, with passenger rolling stock operating under automatic operation. Reporting to the Lead Rolling Stock Engineer, the Rolling Stock Engineer will perform design reviews, facilitate the resolution of any construction or design issues, ensure contractual compliance, and ensure smooth integration with other systems such as signalling, platform screen doors, communications, and civil infrastructure. The chosen candidate will be an expert in the delivery of rolling stock and the acceptance of its assets. Missions/Main Duties - Supporting the Lead Rolling Stock Engineer in project delivery by providing expert technical advice and support with regards to rolling stock to the wider project team - Defining and developing interface specifications to support the supplier design - Liaising with the project controls team to determine schedules and monitor design progress - Establishing and maintaining adherence to project deliverables with respect to safety, quality, cost and schedule - Analysing the rolling stock related RAMS performance against the client’s design specifications - Analysing the rolling stock related operation and maintenance. - Reviewing and approving the Design Build contractor’s rolling stock system and sub-system designs to ensure compliance with the client’s requirements - Reviewing and monitoring the rolling stock design specifications and standards for all subsystems such as HVAC, door control, propulsion and control, auxiliary power, wiring, automatic train control (ATS), carbody, brakes, couplers ,gangway and bogies - Overseeing the assessment of differing train configurations, passenger capacity, interface problems and performance quantifications - Coordinating and monitoring the rolling stock related interfaces and integration with other disciplines such as platform screen doors, signaling, telecoms and power supply - Conducting technical investigations or fault analyses - Conducting site visit and inspections to verify and monitor rolling stock works quality and progress - Ensuring all reporting requirements, are met and maintain accurate records concerning rolling stock related data Profile/Skills - Mechanical / Electrical Engineering degree, diploma or professional qualification - Minimum 12 years mechanical engineering work experience - Experience of working on large, complex and multidisciplinary projects - Current or recent broad knowledge of the rail industry - Significant technical experience relevant to the design delivery of the mechanical aspects of rolling stock - Demonstrable experience in the design of rolling stock - Strong understanding of railway approvals, practices and standards including EN 50126, EN 50129, IEC 61133, IEC1287 and NFPA 130 - Strong understanding of railway approvals, practices and standards including UIC- 615, UIC-515, IEC 61133 and NFPA 130, EN12663,EN15827 - Railway interiors and paneling experience - Working experience with Bombardier’s/Siemens rolling stock - Chartered Engineer status - Knowledge of rail communication concepts and principles - Knowledge of overhead traction power reticulation systems - Strong client-facing skills - Excellent English language skills (written and verbal) Systra is an equal opportunities company; this position is open to all applicants. Workplace Type On-site Why SYSTRA? Read more sur Why SYSTRA?

Profile/Skills: Mechanical / Electrical Engineering degree, diploma or professional qualification; Minimum 12 years mechanical engineering work experience; Experience of working on large, complex and multidisciplinary projects; Current or recent broad knowledge of the rail industry; Significant technical experience relevant to the design delivery of the mechanical aspects of rolling stock; Demonstrable experience in the design of rolling stock; Strong understanding of railway approvals, practices and standards including EN 50126, EN 50129, IEC 61133, IEC1287 and NFPA 130; Strong understanding of railway approvals, practices and standards including UIC- 615, UIC-515, IEC 61133 and NFPA 130, EN12663,EN15827; Railway interiors and paneling experience; Working experience with Bombardier’s/Siemens rolling stock; Chartered Engineer status; Knowledge of rail communication concepts and principles; Knowledge of overhead traction power reticulation systems; Strong client-facing skills; Excellent English language skills (written and verbal).

Providing expert technical advice and support to the project team on rolling stock; defining and developing interface specifications to support supplier design; liaising with project controls to determine schedules and monitor design progress; ensuring adherence to safety, quality, cost and schedule; analyzing RAMS performance against design specs; analyzing operation and maintenance aspects of rolling stock; reviewing and approving rolling stock system and subsystem designs for compliance; reviewing and monitoring design specifications and standards for subsystems (HVAC, door control, propulsion and control, auxiliary power, wiring, ATS, carbody, brakes, etc.); assessing differing train configurations, passenger capacity, interface problems and performance; coordinating interfaces and integration with platforms, signaling, telecoms and power supply; conducting technical investigations or fault analyses; conducting site visits and inspections to verify quality and progress; ensuring reporting requirements are met and maintaining records related to rolling stock data.