EDU Manager - Control Engineering

Responsibilities

• Formulate low voltage and software control design solutions for rolling stock to meet customer requirements.
• Deliver TC&IS engineering outputs, including Functional Design Descriptions (FDDs), Electrical Schemes, and Interface Control Documents (ICDs).
• Implement development practices and rules as defined in Train Control support plans.
• Ensure the quality, timeliness, and compliance of all deliverables regarding engineering quality, cost, and delay commitments.
• Manage and address Change Requests related to the control engineering function.
• Support supplier interface tests and TC&IS verification tests on PC or TCMS Test Benches.
• Collaborate with TCMS/TSE System Engineers, Schematic & Apparatus teams, and RAMS & Quality teams.

Requirements

• Degree in Electrical, Electronics, Automation, or a related field.
• 10 years of experience in rolling stock functional engineering, specifically in electrical and schematic design.
• Strong knowledge of electrical, electro-mechanical, or automation engineering (PLC).
• Hands-on experience with IEC61131-3 software or model-based development tools such as Matlab/Simulink or Control Build.
• Familiarity with industrial communication networks and topologies, including Serial, Ethernet, and MVB.
• Strong communication and collaborative abilities to work in dynamic environments.

Benefits

• Opportunities for long-term career growth and professional development.
• Access to award-winning learning and investment in your skills.
• A flexible and inclusive working environment.
• Competitive social coverage, including life, medical, and pension.
• The chance to work on innovative, large-scale global transport projects.

About the Company

Alstom is a global leader in the transport industry, providing a broad portfolio of solutions including high-speed trains, metros, monorails, trams, and digital mobility systems. With 80,000 colleagues worldwide, we are committed to leading the way to greener and smarter mobility by connecting cities and reducing carbon footprints.