Software Engineer – Olten

Stadler; Bezirk Olten; Presencial; CHF 110.000 - 150.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Stadler is seeking a professional to contribute to safety-critical software for electronic interlocking systems (E-IXL). You will model and analyze safety logic in line with railway engineering requirements and help ensure compliance with CENELEC standards.

Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to integrate safety software into complex architectures, while documenting, validating, and continuously optimizing existing solutions.

Formación

• Degree in electrical/systems or related engineering.
• Experience or interest in safety-critical software development.
• Knowledge of IEC languages (FBD or structured text).
• Teamwork and communication skills; independent and focused work approach.
• Very good German language skills.

Responsabilidades

• Development and implementation of safety-critical software for electronic interlocking systems (E-IXL).
• Modeling and analysis of safety logic in accordance with railway engineering requirements.
• Ensuring compliance with relevant CENELEC standards (EN 50126, EN 50128, EN 50716).
• Integration of safety software into complex system architectures in interdisciplinary teams.
• Documentation, verification, and continuous optimization of existing software solutions.

Conocimientos

Safety-critical software

German language skills

Structured text / IEC languages

Educación

Electrical/Systems Engineering degree

Descripción del empleo

How You Can Make An Impact

• Development and implementation of safety-critical software for electronic interlocking systems (E-IXL)
• Modeling and analysis of safety logic in accordance with railway engineering requirements
• Ensuring compliance with relevant CENELEC standards (EN 50126, EN 50128, EN 50716)
• Integration of safety software into complex system architectures in interdisciplinary teams
• Documentation, verification, and continuous optimization of existing software solutions

How You Will Contribute

• Completed degree in electrical/systems engineering, transportation engineering, or comparable technical training
• Experience or interest in safety-critical software development
• Knowledge of IEC languages (e.g., FBD or structured text)
• Ability to work in a team and good communication skills, independent and focused approach to work
• Very good German language skills