Master’s degree in Engineering or equivalent. Up to 5 years of experience. Previous exposure to safety or system engineering is a plus, but technical curiosity and critical thinking are more important than direct Familiarity with CENELEC and UNISIG standards is a strong asset. System-level understanding and the ability to think in degraded scenarios. Analytical mindset and ability to understand the impact of safety decisions across disciplines. Natural safety-oriented mindset (always looking both ways before crossing). Proactive, structured, and pragmatic — no over-safety, just the right level of assurance. Curious and open-minded, able to navigate across technical topics and teams. Strong system thinking and ability to take a step back from technical details to see the big picture. Languages:

At Alstom, safety isn’t just a compliance requirement — it’s a core technical mission. As a Safety Assurance Engineer, you’ll play a key role in ensuring our signaling systems remain safe under all conditions — even degraded ones. You’ll work across the entire V-cycle, from system design to final verification and validation, applying safety methodologies on system (functional analysis) and/or software (critical code review) allowing hazards identification and mitigations. You’ll contribute to safety case delivery and support its assessment from ISA assessor. Perform system safety analyses (functional safety analysis, hazard identification, FMEA/FMECA, risk assessment). Work on Trackside and Trainborne systems, exclusively within the Development Center. Depending on your technical strengths, contribute to either: Software safety: conducting critical code reviews for safety-critical components. Failure mode analysis: identifying risks and degraded modes at system level. Ensure traceability of safety requirements and perform the technical validation of evidences. Build and maintain safety documentation and support the creation of Safety Cases under the guidance of the PSAM. Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams (design, software, hardware, RAMS, V&V…) to understand and validate safety evidence. Participate in safety reviews and support the closure of findings from internal and external assessors.