Signalling Engineer

Job Description

Analyze existing documentation and identify solutions for railway-specific signaling installations, including interfacing with existing systems;

Design basic and detailed plans for external equipment : switches, track circuits, signals, level crossings (SAT, BAT) in accordance with CFR norms and standards;

Design the complete equipment (internal and external parts) for track circuits;

Design schematics for CED (Electrodynamic Centralization) or CE (Electronic Centralization) installations;

Design interfaces between CE and CED;

Design BLA (Automatic Line Block) systems;

Design automation systems for level crossings (SAT and BAT);

Perform specific calculations (network and equipment dimensioning, etc.);

Prepare quantity lists based on estimate articles and / or combined articles, including descriptions for new items;

Carry out cost evaluations for estimated quantities in project phases;

Design signaling sketches, bifilar isolation plans, cable networks, and cable diagrams for switches, signals, track circuits, and outdoor cabinets; provisional schematics for electrodynamic centralization systems, frame diagrams for track circuits, schematics for ETCS Level 1 and 2 installations in modernization projects;

Conduct studies related to the railway system to optimize existing infrastructure and analyze alternatives for improving system quality;

Comply with and plan interim milestones according to project schedules.

Qualifications

We recognize that each applicant will bring different experience, but the ideal candidate will have :

Graduate with a university degree in a relevant field – Telecommunications / Transportation Faculty, etc.;

Experience in Romanian railway transport / CFR projects (minimum 15 years) in all design phases : Prefeasibility Studies; Feasibility Studies; DTAC / DTOE / DTOD; Technical Projects + Execution Specifications; BDG; DDE; As-Built documentation;

Good PC skills (Word, Excel, AutoCAD, other specialized software);

Responsible individual, used to working with deadlines, adaptable, creative, detail-oriented;

Knowledge of current standards and regulations, as well as relevant national and European legislation (see applicable TSIs), including those related to railway interoperability.