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Tier-1 employer and metro location increase competition, but niche SIL4 specialization reduces density.
Safety-critical SIL4 railway domain requires specialized domain experience, limiting transferability.
Regulated SIL4 requirements and mandatory C++ evidence-based testing make candidate filters stringent.
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Own verification of safety-critical station-side software functionalities ensuring compliance with SIL4 safety standards.
Develop and execute deterministic, repeatable test procedures derived from specifications using C++ and Python where applicable.
Analyze test failures, maintain traceability of test evidence, and support defect triage to ensure audit-ready documentation.
Proficient in C++ for test harness and simulator development, and Python for tooling support.
Strong knowledge of Linux environment including process, logs, networking, and trace analysis.
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent.
Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Experienced in system testing of complex safety/mission-critical products adhering to SIL4 or equivalent standards.
Familiarity with EN 50716 standard and safety-critical verification documentation practices.
Background in railway signalling, train protection or similarly regulated domains with experience using requirements and test management tools such as Polarion or DOORS.