Stadler: Software Engineer

• Development and implementation of safety-critical software for electronic interlockings (E-IXL)
• Modeling and analysis of safety logic according to railway technical requirements
• Ensuring compliance with relevant CENELEC standards (EN 50126, EN 50128, EN 50716)
• Integration of safety software into complex system architectures in interdisciplinary teams
• Documentation, verification, and continuous optimization of existing software solutions

• Degree in electrical/system engineering, traffic engineering, or similar.
• Experience or interest in safety-critical software development.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work independently., * Completed studies in electrical/system engineering, transport engineering, or comparable technical education
• Experience or interest in safety-critical software development
• Knowledge of IEC languages (e.g., FBD or Structured Text)
• Teamwork skills and good communication skills, independent and focused working style
• Very good German language skills

At Stadler Signalling, you develop software that makes real train movements safer every day. You work on modern electronic interlockings (E-IXL) and shape the future of rail mobility. Instead of programming abstract IT systems, you see the direct impact of your work on railway operations.