System Architect- Onboard Train Protection System

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We empower our people to stay resilient and relevant in a constantly changing world. We're looking for people who are always searching for creative ways to grow and learn. People who want to make a real impact, now and in the future. Does that sound like you? Then it seems like you'd make a great addition to our vibrant team. Siemens founded the new business unit Siemens Foundational Technologies (formerly known as Siemens IoT Services) on April 1, 2019 with its headquarter in Munich, Germany. It has been crafted to unlock the digital future of its clients by offering end-to-end support on their outstanding digitalization journey. Siemens Foundational Technologies is a strategic advisor and a trusted implementation partner in digital transformation and industrial IoT with a global network of more than 8000 employees in 10 countries and 21 offices. Highly skilled and experienced specialists offer services which range from consulting to craft & prototyping to solution & implementation and operation – everything out of one hand.

We are looking for a System Architect - Onboard Train Protection System

You'll make a difference by:

• Key Responsibilities:
• Analyze and understand system & software requirements across various functional modules.
• Establish and maintain traceability of system and software requirements.
• Ensure completeness, consistency, and clarity in requirement specifications.
• Provide feature-level overviews to the testing & development teams and assist in resolving requirement-related queries.
• Act as the Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for requirement-related discussions between the Pune-based test team and global development/test teams.
• Collaborate with software architects to ensure system-level alignment and integration readiness.
• Develop a sound understanding of system and software-level requirements and help the team interpret and resolve related queries.
• Connect with counterparts in HQ to acquire sufficient understanding of the system context and architecture.
• Candidate Profile
• Must-Have Skills:
• Overall 12+ years of experience in Safety critical product development. Minimum 3 years of experience as system Architect
• Strong Competency / Capability in System Architecture area.
• Exposure to SIL 4 product development lifecycle and safety-critical systems.
• Strong system thinking approach to problem-solving and design.
• Must be a quick learner, able to ramp up on complex systems and domains efficiently.
• Working knowledge of C++ programming, sufficient to interpret application software and test cases.
• Strong communication and coordination skills for cross-location collaboration.
• Preferred Domain Experience:
• Railway systems (preferred)
• Good to Have:
• German language proficiency for smoother collaboration with HQ counterparts.
• Additional Notes
• Flexibility to take on additional responsibilities as the project evolves is expected

Desired Skills:

• 12+ years of experience is required.
• Great Communication skills.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills

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Make your mark in our exciting world at Siemens.

This role is based in Pune and is an Individual contributor role. You might be required to visit other locations within India and outside. In return, you'll get the chance to work with teams impacting - and the shape of things to come. We're Siemens. A collection of over 379,000 minds building the future, one day at a time in over 200 countries. We're dedicated to equality, and we welcome applications that reflect the diversity of the communities we work in. All employment decisions at Siemens are based on qualifications, merit and business need. Bring your curiosity and imagination and help us shape tomorrow.

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