Project Engineer (m/f/d) Software Development for Brake Control Systems

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Project Engineer (m/f/d) Software Development for Brake Control Systems, Madrid

Client:

SIEMENS MOBILITY, S.L.U.

Location:

Madrid, Spain

Job Category:

Other

EU work permit required:

Yes

Job Views:

4

Posted:

06.03.2025

Expiry Date:

20.04.2025

Job Description:

Siemens Mobility is a leader in transport solutions for more than 160 years, constantly innovating its portfolio in rolling stock, rail automation, electrification, and intelligent traffic systems. We work with our customers to develop optimal solutions to help overcome their challenges.

1. Ensure safe and efficient stopping of vehicles by developing software for brake control systems.
2. Control and monitor pneumatic braking systems and integrate them into rail vehicles.
3. Document requirements for drive control software.
4. Define software architecture and document it using modeling tools.
5. Participate in software design implementation.
6. Document system interfaces of the software.
7. Design and describe required software components based on software requirements.
8. Program control software using a graphic development tool (continuous flowchart).
9. Integrate control unit software on the target platform and document functionality.
10. Plan and monitor software tests (developer, component, and function tests).
11. Ensure quality of software development process (verification).
12. Validate completed software (EN 50657).
13. Organize software configuration management.
14. Create vehicle simulation as a test environment for software tests.
15. Document development standards.
16. Support integration of brake control functions in rail vehicles.
17. Expand system knowledge regarding brake control of rail vehicles.

1. Technical degree in electronic engineering, mechatronics, or a comparable field.
2. Previous knowledge in rolling stock business.
3. Experience in structured software development in brake control systems, preferably in the railroad industry (EN 50128/50657).
4. Familiarity with electronic engineering and basics of braking technology in rail traffic.
5. Proactive problem-solving approach.
6. Confident communication in English (C1-level or equivalent); Spanish is valuable.
7. Enjoy working collaboratively with colleagues from different departments and locations.
8. Willingness to travel.

We offer you a flexible work schedule and the option to telework (2-3 days from home) to balance your work and personal life.

We value diversity and are committed to providing equitable opportunities. We encourage applications from a diverse talent pool.