Stadler: Safety Manager

• Preparation and execution of risk analysis
• Engineering support (SW-, E-Engineering) in the implementation of Safety requirements
• Creation and maintenance of all process-relevant documents (e.g. Safety Plan)
• Safety validation of requirements
• Creation of homologation concepts for the specific country
• Coordination with regulatory authorities, infrastructure managers and assessors
• Assistance in the preparation of approval documents and their review for form and completeness
• Assistance with the approval of CBTC/ATO/CWS systems by the regulatory authorities

• Engineering degree (BSc, MSc) or similar educational background
• Experience in the application of functional safety standards (e.g. EN 50126/-28/-29, IEC 61508 , ARP5150, ARP4761 or similar)
• Experience in the railway signalling area is an advantage
• Fluent in English, German is an advantage
• Open, communicative and flexible personality with a independent and goal-oriented working style
• High motivation to become familiar with new technologies, development processes and tools

• Start immediately or upon agreement
• Dynamic and multi-cultural environment with start-up character and great diversity
• Varied and exciting area of responsibility with flexibility for mobile work
• The recruitment process consists normally of two interview rounds (MS Teams and on site; with HR and line)
• Applications via agencies are not considered
• Competitive employment conditions with attractive fringe benefits

Geertje Fehr
HR Business Partner
Phone +41 44 956 52 54

Stadler has been building trains for over 80 years. With our innovative strength, flexibility and reliability, we are a leading manufacturer of rail vehicles today. In addition to our Swiss locations, around 13 500 employees work at several production and engineering sites as well as over 70 service locations in Europe, North America and North Africa.

Stadler Signalling is the Stadler Group's competence center for signalling technology and digitalization with several locations in Germany, Switzerland and North America. In the areas of automated driving (ATO), train control (ETCS), modern complete systems (CBTC), interlocking and passenger information systems, our teams of highly qualified employees work on the further development of our signalling solutions. Join our team in order to shape the future of mobility together!