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Tier-1 employer, mid-level generalist title, metro location, but niche railway signaling skills reduce applicant density.
Highly specialized railway interlocking and CENELEC expertise reduces cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 5–8 years, mandatory interlocking experience and CENELEC safety standards create strict screening filters.
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Execute software engineering for railway interlocking subsystems using specialized tools and processes.
Prepare and review technical documentation including specifications, track layouts, and interfaces aligned with quality assurance and customer requirements.
Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders including system and hardware engineering teams, delivery managers, and customers to support defect analysis, change control, and project delivery for Indian and international rail automation projects.
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, preferably electrical/electronic engineering with railway specialization.
5 to 8 years of relevant experience in railway transportation systems including at least 3 years on Indian railways interlocking projects delivering application logic.
Strong knowledge of interlocking logic, hardware/software engineering, and design of interlocking subsystems; familiarity with CENELEC standards (EN 50126, EN 50128, EN 50129).
Fluent English communication skills (written and oral); willingness to travel onsite and relocate anywhere in India.
Experienced engineer proficient in railway signaling and interlocking project execution for both Indian and international contexts.
Able to engage across multiple engineering disciplines and manage quality, validation, safety, and defect resolution processes in complex rail projects.
Comfortable working collaboratively in multicultural international teams and supporting delivery of system requirements and customer clarifications.