Alstom · 3 days ago

Parts and Components - Obsolescence Engineer

New Castle, PA

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

15+ years exp

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Responsibilities

Familiarity with IPC, Maintenance Manuals, etc., for tracking and input into Obsolescence Management tools

Obsolescence Management - Assessment of Design Mitigation, Risk Assessment, Solutions, and Escalations via Alstom Global Procedures

Obsolescence Solutions (Reverse engineering, Repair, New Design, Supplier Partnership, Circular Economy, Make-to-print, etc) to meet FFF specifications and requirements

Need Technical Support on site, working directly with the customer to resolve Obs. Related issues quickly

Provide assembly/repair instructions, and new designs drawings, develop all the required documentation, create or update engineering change orders, and review vendor technical proposals to ensure compliance to specifications and product safety

Qualification

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Railway EngineeringElectrical EngineeringElectronics EngineeringExperience in rail industry standardsRolling stock systems knowledgeSafety management systems familiaritySafety risk assessmentProject Management

Required

Degree in Railway Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Electronics Engineering or equivalent or a minimum of 15 years of Experience in rail industry standards and design

Knowledge of rolling stock systems and components

Familiarity with safety management systems and safety risk assessment