Electronics Engineer (Transportation Systems Signals) (f/m/d)

Railways for the world of tomorrow.

For Saudi Arabia, we are looking for a passionate Electronics Engineer (Transportation Systems Signals) (m/f/d).

Deutsche Bahn’s expertise is in high demand all around the world. As a leading engineering and consulting company in the rail sector, DB Engineering & Consulting offers that knowledge – starting with an idea and continuing all the way to operations. We advise our customers in Germany and around the globe, develop technically sophisticated and customized infrastructure, mobility and transport solutions. With sustainable concepts, we ensure the future success of economic regions, make important contributions to the protection of the environment and help shape the world of the future.

Since 1966, DB Engineering & Consulting has implemented thousands of projects of any size and complexity in over 100 countries. About 5,000 employees from 84 nations are currently realizing the projects of our customers with professional knowledge and intercultural experience.

Responsibilities:

• Review and approve signalling system designs, technical submittals, and interface documentation, ensuring compliance with the D&B Contract, safety standards, and Employer Requirements.
• Oversee system integration of signalling with rolling stock, telecommunications, platform screen doors, traction power systems, and OCC/TCC operational control systems.
• Provide technical leadership during signalling testing & commissioning activities, including FAT, SAT, integration testing, dynamic testing, and trial running.
• Monitor signalling system performance, ensuring compliance with RAMS targets, operational requirements (e.g. headways, speed profiles), and safety criteria.
• Participate in inspections, audits, NCR reviews, and quality assurance processes related to signalling system installation, configuration, and operation.
• Assess signalling-related risks, failure modes, and interface challenges, ensuring appropriate mitigation measures are implemented and tracked.
• Coordinate with PMCM teams, D&B Contractor signalling teams, system suppliers, O&M Entity, and Employer representatives to resolve technical issues and ensure system readiness.
• Prepare signalling system reports, integration assessments, performance analyses, and compliance documentation for Employer review and PMCM reporting.
  
  
  

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related discipline, with 15+ years of relevant signalling experience
• Extensive experience in railway signalling systems, including ATC/ATO, CBTC, interlocking systems, train detection, and signalling‑system integration.
• Strong understanding of interfaces between signalling systems and rolling stock, telecoms, PSDs, traction power, SCADA, and OCC/TCC operations.
• Proven ability to review and validate technical documentation including signalling designs, interface control documents, test procedures, NCRs, and commissioning reports.
• Familiarity with RAMS frameworks, SIL classifications, and safety standards such as EN 50126 / EN 50129 for signalling systems.
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills to assess system performance, diagnose issues, and develop effective mitigation strategies.
• Excellent coordination and communication skills for working within multi-disciplinary PMCM teams and engaging with contractors and stakeholders.
• High level of professional integrity, technical rigor, and adaptability required for complex system integration within a metro megaproject.
  
  
  

Benefits:

• We invest in the development of our employees. To ensure the best start for you, we provide a global onboarding program and intercultural training and support you in preparing for the next career step.
• We offer you attractive working conditions and a competitive compensation package based on country conditions.
• To ensure a smooth and successful start for your international employment, we assist you with relocation and immigration.