Safety Assurance Engineer

Madrid, Spain·Engineering·Added 3 days ago

What they ask for

  • Have the right to work in Spain

    Alstom doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.

  • Speak fluent Spanish

    Listed as a requirement in the ad.

  • Work in English

    English is required, per the ad.

  • Work on-site in Madrid

    No relocation package mentioned.

  • Have 3+ years of experience

    Mid-level role.

About the job

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Safety Assurance Engineer in Madrid

At Alstom, we build what millions depend on daily - rail transportation systems that can't afford to fail. We're more than 74,000 people worldwide creating the industry's most diverse portfolio: high-speed trains, metros, monorails, trams, turnkey systems, services, infrastructure, signalling and digital mobility.
More than a job: a mission
We're looking for a Safety Assurance Engineer to support the delivery of safe and reliable railway signalling systems in Madrid. This is high-impact work, ensuring the safety of critical infrastructure that keeps cities moving every day. You'll work alongside proactive and collaborative teammates who understand that safety is not an option - it's a commitment.

Your role, your impact

  • Perform safety assurance activities under the guidance of the PSAM
  • Apply safety methodologies: Safety Plan, PHA, FMECA, FTA, IHA, OSHA, SRIL, Hazard Log, V&V Safety Report and Safety Case
  • Contribute to the preparation of Safety Reports and Safety Case
  • Participate in periodic Safety Reviews
  • Support closure of findings from internal and external assessors
You'll work with committed cross-functional teams across engineering and project environments - tackling complex safety challenges in railway signalling systems.

What you bring

  • Engineering degree
  • Specific training in Railway Safety domain
  • Minimum 3 years of experience in Safety Assurance within railway signalling projects,
    including one or more of the following: ONB ERTMS, TRK ERTMS, Urban or Mainline solutions.
  • Fluent Spanish and English
  • French is a plus
  • Experience in multicultural and multi-site environments
  • Rigorous, reliable, and proactive mindset

How success is measured

  • Quality and accuracy of safety analyses and deliverables
  • Timely execution aligned with project milestones
  • Effective collaboration and contribution to safety reviews
  • Support in closing assessment findings

Alstom, a great place to grow

  • Enjoy stability, challenges and a long-term career free from boring daily routines
  • Work with cutting-edge safety standards in rail signalling
  • Collaborate with transverse teams and supportive colleagues
  • Contribute to innovative and impactful projects
  • Steer your career across functions and international opportunities
  • Benefit from continuous learning and development programs
  • Progress towards Project Safety Assurance Manager roles
  • Benefit from a competitive reward package with comprehensive social coverage

Here, progress isn't always easy - the challenges are complex and the responsibility is real - but the impact is tangible. Because when the system runs safely, the train moves, and the city connects. And that's something you can be proud of.

How they hire

2 steps2 interviews
  1. Application submission

  2. Resume screening · With a Talent Acquisition

  3. Initial interview

    With a Talent Acquisition

    Typically with Talent Acquisition.

  4. Second interview

    With a hiring manager

    With the hiring manager.

  5. References and background check

  6. Selection and offer

  • Candidates not shortlisted receive a rejection email.
  • Hiring decision communicated within 45 days of the final interview (stated in adverts).
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