Job opportunity
Mechanical System Engineer
Alstom
Mechanical System Engineer
Join us as a Mechanical System Engineer in the Train Design department, based in St-Bruno (QC), Canada.
Responsibilities
Translate customer requirements/needs into appropriate solutions by providing system engineering expertise across all stages of the project’s lifecycle as an instrumental part of multi-disciplinary teams;
Provide technical input, including design and system integration and support, to facilitate the completion of projects within time, budget and customer satisfaction;
Analyze technical issues and work closely with suppliers to develop and integrate solutions and changes in a timely manner.
Key Responsibilities
System failures analysis, troubleshooting and solution development and integration in coordination with other engineering disciplines and suppliers;
System requirement analysis, clarification, interpretation and alignment with other engineering disciplines and suppliers to establish a common technical view;
Prepare operational and train‑wide system concepts based on the captured system and derived requirements;
Review system ICDs and align communication issues with other interfacing systems;
Review relevant verification and validation plans to ensure requirements adherence;
Prepare, review and support system relevant verification and validation activities (e.g. test procedure preparation, test conduct support, FAI witnessing, train homologation support, etc.);
Support management and documentation of system configurations;
Support transition into production.
Qualifications
A BSc/MSc degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related subject;
10+ years minimum practical experience with system life‑cycle activities;
Experience/expertise in the design and integration of railway systems, or similar transportation domain;
Experience in system failures analysis, troubleshooting and solution integration;
Knowledge of Rational DOORS, an asset;
Knowledge of Office suite softwares;
Member OIQ, an asset;
Occasional travels in Canada and outside of Canada;
Bilingual French & English. Knowledge of another language is an asset when dealing with international partners, suppliers, colleagues and customers. In Quebec, French remains the main working language.
As a global business, we’re an equal‑opportunity employer that celebrates diversity across the 63 countries we operate in. We’re committed to creating an inclusive workplace for everyone.
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Apply on source site Join us as a Mechanical System Engineer in the Train Design department, based in St-Bruno (QC), Canada.
Responsibilities
Translate customer requirements/needs into appropriate solutions by providing system engineering expertise across all stages of the project’s lifecycle as an instrumental part of multi-disciplinary teams;
Provide technical input, including design and system integration and support, to facilitate the completion of projects within time, budget and customer satisfaction;
Analyze technical issues and work closely with suppliers to develop and integrate solutions and changes in a timely manner.
Key Responsibilities
System failures analysis, troubleshooting and solution development and integration in coordination with other engineering disciplines and suppliers;
System requirement analysis, clarification, interpretation and alignment with other engineering disciplines and suppliers to establish a common technical view;
Prepare operational and train‑wide system concepts based on the captured system and derived requirements;
Review system ICDs and align communication issues with other interfacing systems;
Review relevant verification and validation plans to ensure requirements adherence;
Prepare, review and support system relevant verification and validation activities (e.g. test procedure preparation, test conduct support, FAI witnessing, train homologation support, etc.);
Support management and documentation of system configurations;
Support transition into production.
Qualifications
A BSc/MSc degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related subject;
10+ years minimum practical experience with system life‑cycle activities;
Experience/expertise in the design and integration of railway systems, or similar transportation domain;
Experience in system failures analysis, troubleshooting and solution integration;
Knowledge of Rational DOORS, an asset;
Knowledge of Office suite softwares;
Member OIQ, an asset;
Occasional travels in Canada and outside of Canada;
Bilingual French & English. Knowledge of another language is an asset when dealing with international partners, suppliers, colleagues and customers. In Quebec, French remains the main working language.
As a global business, we’re an equal‑opportunity employer that celebrates diversity across the 63 countries we operate in. We’re committed to creating an inclusive workplace for everyone.
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