Electronics Engineer (Transportation Systems Signals) (f/m/d)

Bevezetés

Saudi Arabia

Electronics Engineer (Transportation Systems Signals)

Responsibilities

• Review and approve signalling system designs, technical submittals, and interface documentation, ensuring compliance with the D&B Contract, safety standards, and Employer Requirements.
• Oversee system integration of signalling with rolling stock, telecommunications, platform screen doors, traction power systems, and OCC/TCC operational control systems.
• Provide technical leadership during signalling testing & commissioning activities, including FAT, SAT, integration testing, dynamic testing, and trial running.
• Monitor signalling system performance, ensuring compliance with RAMS targets, operational requirements (e.g. headways, speed profiles), and safety criteria.
• Participate in inspections, audits, NCR reviews, and quality assurance processes related to signalling system installation, configuration, and operation.
• Assess signalling-related risks, failure modes, and interface challenges, ensuring appropriate mitigation measures are implemented and tracked.
• Coordinate with PMCM teams, D&B Contractor signalling teams, system suppliers, O&M Entity, and Employer representatives to resolve technical issues and ensure system readiness.
• Prepare signalling system reports, integration assessments, performance analyses, and compliance documentation for Employer review and PMCM reporting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related discipline, with 15+ years of relevant signalling experience
• Extensive experience in railway signalling systems, including ATC/ATO, CBTC, interlocking systems, train detection, and signalling‑system integration.
• Strong understanding of interfaces between signalling systems and rolling stock, telecoms, PSDs, traction power, SCADA, and OCC/TCC operations.
• Proven ability to review and validate technical documentation including signalling designs, interface control documents, test procedures, NCRs, and commissioning reports.
• Familiarity with RAMS frameworks, SIL classifications, and safety standards such as EN 50126 / EN 50129 for signalling systems.
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills to assess system performance, diagnose issues, and develop effective mitigation strategies.
• Excellent coordination and communication skills for working within multi-disciplinary PMCM teams and engaging with contractors and stakeholders.
• High level of professional integrity, technical rigor, and adaptability required for complex system integration within a metro megaproject.