The System Engineer - Propulsion

Role & responsibilities

The System Engineer - Propulsion (5-10 years of relevant experience) will work on propulsion design and development. S/he will support reviewing requirements and technical specifications and performing following activities:

• Define propulsion system architecture, functionality, and operating philosophy for rail applications.
• Perform train performance simulations to validate traction & energy consumption requirements.
• Define and manage interfaces with electrical, mechanical, and control subsystems, including TCMS and other onboard systems.
• Prepare technical purchase specifications for major propulsion equipment, including transformers, traction converters, auxiliary converters, traction motors, and high-voltage components.
• Interface with TRSL suppliers
• Generate engineering documentation, technical reports, and system calculations.
• Support prototype development, testing, troubleshooting, and product validation activities.
• Collaborate with customers, suppliers, and cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with project requirements and technical specifications.
• Define and execute complete verification & validation plans for propulsion components.

Participate in commissioning, integration, testing, and troubleshooting of propulsion components on trains during factory and site acceptance phases.

Preferred candidate profile