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TC&IS Control Engineer Role Overview

The railway industry is experiencing strong growth driven by environmental, population, and urbanization trends. Alstom is a leading company in the railway sector with €6B in annual sales and over 30,000 employees in 60+ countries. They offer integrated systems, equipment, and services across diverse technologies to provide optimal and flexible solutions. This job posting is for a Control Engineer who will define the architecture and functionality of train control and information systems subsystems in compliance with requirements. The engineer ensures integration into trains and manages supplier involvement. Key responsibilities include delivering subsystem documentation, defining requirements, integrating subsystems, verifying designs, and managing changes.

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TC&IS Control Engineer Role Overview

The railway industry is experiencing strong growth driven by environmental, population, and urbanization trends. Alstom is a leading company in the railway sector with €6B in annual sales and over 30,000 employees in 60+ countries. They offer integrated systems, equipment, and services across diverse technologies to provide optimal and flexible solutions. This job posting is for a Control Engineer who will define the architecture and functionality of train control and information systems subsystems in compliance with requirements. The engineer ensures integration into trains and manages supplier involvement. Key responsibilities include delivering subsystem documentation, defining requirements, integrating subsystems, verifying designs, and managing changes.

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The Railway industry today is characterized by both a strong and sustained growth across the world.

The trends
that drive this are well known: environmental challenges, population growth, urbanization and increasing
demands for mobility.
With 6B€ of Sales and around 30,000 employees based in over 60 countries, Alstom develop & market the most
complete range of systems, equipment and services offered today in the railway sector. Today we offer our
customers solutions that feature a seamless blend of diverse technologies, ensuring optimal interfaces, along with
flexible implementation and real synergy in innovation.

SE - (TC&IS) Control Engineer


Purpose of the Job
· He/she defines the architecture and functionalities of a TC&IS subsystem (PACIS, CCTV, Multimedia, Event
recorder, Train Ground Communication, ATC/Safety equipment) incompliance with the different requirements
· He/she ensures the integration into the train
· Ensure SMARTSys or Supplier follow up.

Position in the Organisation


Organisation Reporting
· Hierarchical : TC&IS System & Command Leader
· Functional : Train Control Engineer (TCE)

Network & Links


· Other Sub-System Engineers
· Train System Engineer (TSE)
· Interior Engineer
· TC&IS team
· RAMS Engineer
· Validation Engineer

Missions Performance Measurement/KPI’s


· Quality of his delivery (included sub-contractor delivery) :
o Functional Change Request “defects” number raised < 75% x (Functional Change Request number raised on
previous project)
· Respect of the delivery planning (included sub-contractor delivery) :
o 100% on time delivery
· Level of application of standard Methodologies and Processes :
o 100%
· Continuous improvement or Return on Experience (RoE) management from previous projects :
o 0 missing RoE

Responsibilities Accountable for :


· Delivering the subsystem documentation (Requirement Specification and Architecture Description RSAD,
Technical Purchase Specification TPS, Interface Control Document ICD).

Responsible for :
· Defining and implementing the functional, performance, transverse and train level requirements of the
dedicated subsystem.
· Integrating the subsystem into the train (mechanically and electrically)
· Defining the Interface (mechanical and electrical) for the dedicated subsystem.
· Verifying of the subsystem (focus on train level) including design reviews.
· Change and configuration management process for the subsystem on train level.
· Control of changes after design changes including impact analysis.
· Planning and follow up of all activities linked to the subsystem.
· Support sourcing, suppliers, PUs, S&A Engineers, Interior engineers, RAMS engineers,

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