Test & Commissioning Engineer – Railway Signalling

About the role

The Test & Commissioning Engineer is responsible for planning, executing and completing test and commissioning activities for railway signalling and telecommunications subsystems. The role ensures that all activities follow project strategy, company policies, safety regulations and quality targets.

Key responsibilities

• Execute T&C activities for signalling subsystems such as IXL, ATC, DCS, ERTMS, SCADA and ENE, as well as telecom subsystems like RED, CRO, VID, TLI, SON, TEL, WIFI and TETRA.
• Carry out train testing according to defined procedures and delivery schedules.
• Prepare and verify 4M checklists, ensure availability of design documents, calibrated tools and trained resources.
• Supervise and control all Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) activities on site, coordinating training and compliance.
• Report productivity, non‑quality costs and EHS performance to the Project T&C Manager.

Required profile

• Experience in test and commissioning of railway signalling or telecommunications subsystems.
• Knowledge of project QCD targets, railway safety standards and local regulations.
• Ability to manage resources, documentation and EHS requirements on site.
• Strong coordination skills with internal teams (engineering, quality, manufacturing) and external stakeholders (customers, suppliers).

Required skills

• Railway signalling systems: IXL, ATC, DCS, ERTMS, SCADA, ENE.
• Telecommunications systems: RED, CRO, VID, TLI, SON, TEL, WIFI, TETRA.
• Test and commissioning procedures for rail and telecom equipment.
• Use of calibrated measurement tools and 4M checklist methodology.
• Compliance with Environment, Health and Safety regulations.