Train Architect Engineer (m/f/d)

at  ALSTOM

Req ID:469228
At Alstom, we understand transport networks and what moves people. From high-speed trains, metros, monorails, and trams, to turnkey systems, services, infrastructure, signalling and digital mobility, we offer our diverse customers the broadest portfolio in the industry. Every day, more than 80 000 colleagues lead the way to greener and smarter mobility worldwide, connecting cities as we reduce carbon and replace cars.
Could you be the full-time Train Architect Engineer in our Hennigsdorf site near Berlin (Germany) we’re looking for?

YOUR FUTURE ROLE

You’ll report to Mechanical Engineering department and work alongside with inclusive and multicultural teammates.

During project execution, we’ll look to you to :

• Managing on a project general studies activities (layouts, weight, gauge) in compliance with QCD commitments
• At early stage of project, deriving train mechanical architecture to stakeholders through volume allocations
• Applying applicable Mechanical Métier instructions, processes & tools

RESPONSIBILITIES

Accountable for

• Full batch of train and car layouts (trainset, car, cabin, CCTV, climatic comfort, consumable filling, coupling, curve, draining, external inscriptions and pictograms, lifting and rerailing, lighting, pantograph and catenary, references, retrovision, roof equipment, train access, underframe equipment, value)
• Preliminary 3D train and car allocation to derive train architecture towards subsystems
• Gauge & Kinematics activities and derivation to all stakeholders
• Weight & Balance activities and derivation to all stakeholders

Responsible for

• Planning and piloting General Studies activities and related deliverables on project considering applicable instructions/processes and other specific Customer (internal or external) requirements
• Managing production of General Studies deliverables in accordance with planning targets and TD Métier rules
• Preparing and documenting General Studies Reviews (DRCL) according to project schedule and following-up main open actions
• Escalating technical issues to Train Architecture Manager (incl mitigation plan)
• Validating relevant Mechanical Domain deliverables (layouts, gauge, weight 1st draft of allocated volume, car/car and bogie/car displacement), and derivating validated elements to stakeholders

Contributes to:

• Definition of mitigation plans covering a risk identified on Project Mechanical (multi-domains)
• Definition of Project Mechanical Decomposition (PBS)
• Collaboration with General Studies Domain Leader for continuous improvement (including RoE)
• By supporting TAM, definition of Mechanical architecture considering weight and gauge
• Establishing of Certification & Validation Plans for General Studies scope