Railway Systems Validation Engineer

ALTEN; Lisboa; Presencial; EUR 36 000 - 48 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

ALTEN Portugal is seeking a rigorous and detail‑oriented engineer to join our Engineering division, focusing on railway sector projects. You will analyse design documentation, review test protocols, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements across national and international contexts.

The role requires hands‑on testing in static and dynamic environments, incident management during validation, and drafting official test reports. Occasional travel is expected during the first year.

Qualificações

• Experience carrying out test protocols and executing them, preferably in railway sector.
• Advanced level of English.
• Knowledge of railway regulations and systems.
• Experience working with suppliers and clients, national and international.
• Willingness to travel domestically and internationally during the first year.

Responsabilidades

• Analyze design docs to ensure compliance with client and regulatory requirements.
• Review protocols for product and system testing.
• Manage traceability between tests and design requirements.
• Execute tests in static and dynamic environments.
• Handle incidents and changes during validation tests.
• Perform troubleshooting tests.
• Draft and issue official test reports.
• Define product testing strategy.
• Define the test plan.

Conhecimentos

Test protocols

English proficiency

Railway regulations

Stakeholder management

Travel willingness

Formação académica

Industrial Engineering or related

Descrição da oferta de emprego

ALTEN Portugal is seeking a rigorous and detail‑oriented engineer to join our Engineering division, focusing on railway sector projects. You will analyse design documentation, review test protocols, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements across national and international contexts.

The role requires hands‑on testing in static and dynamic environments, incident management during validation, and drafting official test reports. Occasional travel is expected during the first year.