Telecommunications Engineer - Railway Systems

What will you like about working here?

We have a very complete catalog of Development and Reconciliation measures, such as, for example and among others:

• Support during your onboarding with the Buddies program.
• 24 days of vacation + 2 personal days + 24 and 31 December + option to buy up to 7 vacation days per year.
• Continuous training, you will enjoy Mylearning and Capgemini University and our Digital Campuses and Professional Communities. You will have access to platforms such as: Coursera, Udemy, Pluralsight, Harvard Manager Mentor, Education First for languages (English, French, German...) among others!
• FlexAbroad: possibility to work remotely from another country for 45 days.

At Capgemini Engineering, we believe that difference drives change. As transformation consultants, we combine our strategic, creative, and scientific capabilities, working closely with clients to deliver cutting-edge solutions. Join us to drive transformation adapted to the challenges of our clients today and tomorrow. A transformation informed and validated by science and data, powered by creativity and design. All backed by technology created with purpose.

Do you have experience in telecommunications, signaling, or railway systems and would you like to participate in highly complex technical projects?

We are looking for a Telecommunications, Industrial, Electronic, or similar Engineer to work on the design, integration, and monitoring of railway telecommunications and signaling systems.

You will participate in the technical definition and development of communications subsystems, preparing technical documentation, detailed drawings, BoQs, RfQs, and test protocols (PICO, SiAT, and SAT).

You will also work on requirements and interface management, including RVTM matrices, interface matrices, and ICDs, and you will collaborate closely with suppliers, subcontractors, and the various teams involved in the project.

Additionally, you will perform technical monitoring of the project, reporting progress and identifying possible design changes with an impact on costs or planning.