Verification & Validation, Systems Engineer

About Egis

Role overview

Key responsibilities

• Develop and maintain V&V plans, verification matrices, and test strategies aligned with systems engineering and safety assurance.
• Maintain end-to-end requirements traceability from stakeholder and system requirements through design, verification, testing, and acceptance.
• Review design documents, interface specifications, and supplier deliverables for contractual and technical compliance.
• Prepare, review, and witness factory, site, integration, and acceptance test procedures and reports.
• Verify signalling, rolling stock, traction power, communications, SCADA, platform screen doors, fare collection, and related interfaces.
• Plan and monitor dynamic testing, commissioning, and trial running; verify operational readiness.
• Track defects, non-conformances, and test anomalies through closure with suppliers and stakeholders.
• Provide evidence for RAMS, safety cases, hazard closure, and independent safety assessments.
• Manage V&V records and evidence for audits, acceptance, and milestones; report progress and schedule risks.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical, mechanical, systems, railway, or related engineering.
• 5+ years of V&V, systems integration, testing, or commissioning experience on rail or complex transportation projects.
• Working knowledge of EN 50126 / IEC 62278, EN 50128, EN 50129, and IEEE 1012 / ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 or relevant railway assurance standards.
• Experience writing and executing test plans, procedures, and reports and creating requirements verification matrices.
• Experience with requirements management and traceability tools such as IBM DOORS, Jama, Polarion, or equivalent.
• Understanding of interfaces among signalling, rolling stock, power, civil, and communications systems.
• Strong analytical, documentation, and communication skills; able to coordinate multidisciplinary teams and suppliers.

Assets

• Design-build or DBFOM urban rail project experience, Alliance delivery experience, and hands-on CBTC or modern train control testing are assets.
• P.Eng. licence or eligibility for licensure in a Canadian province is an asset.
• INCOSE CSEP/ASEP, functional safety, or ISTQB certification or training is an asset.
• RAMS analyses, safety case, independent safety assessment, trial running, operational readiness, and handover experience are assets.
• French proficiency is an asset.

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