Play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of our state‑of‑the‑art rail vehicles by shaping the future of brake systems.
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Your Mission in Our Team
Join our Rolling Stock HUB in Madrid as a System Engineer for Brake Systems.




In this critical role, you will take ownership of the entire lifecycle of braking systems, from the initial concept phase through to warranty, making a direct impact on passenger safety and operational excellence.
Challenges that Await
- Take full engineering responsibility for brake systems, acting as the technical point of contact for project management, purchasing, customers, and other engineering units.
- Analyze customer and regulatory requirements to develop project‑specific brake concepts for the subsystem “brake and air supply.”
- Prepare decision templates for supplier selection, considering cost, technology, and compliance.
- Implement solutions in collaboration with suppliers and internal engineering teams.
- Define test specifications, evaluate results, and prepare approval documentation.
- Oversee technical quality gates for engineering and suppliers throughout the development

📌 System Engineer (España)
🏢 Siemens
📍 España