As a Senior Telecommunications Engineer you will be responsible for development and publishing of Telecommunications Designs to support Network Rail GRIP Stage 3 through to GRIP Stage 8 projects and also publication of RIBA stage E through K reports, calculations, and drawings to enable the Principal contractors to successfully build specific projects.
The successful candidate will also be required to mentor junior and graduate engineers and work within a Multi-discipline design team.
The right candidate will be well versed and experienced in Network Rail and London Underground Infrastructure Projects.
Qualifications
The candidate must demonstrate the qualifications and experience/capability described below:
- Master of Science / Engineering in an electronic communications course of study.
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Preferably past experience in mentoring.
- Must be pursuing Chartered Engineer (CEng) in a relevant engineering discipline (MIET, etc.).
- Extensive experience, preferably in the UK, in leading, producing and checking Telecommunications designs
- Underpinning knowledge of Network design principles and significant experience working within a rail environment and good working knowledge of Network Rail, TfL & LUL standards, IET Regulations.
- As a Senior Telecommunications Engineer you will need to have detailed knowledge on the design and integration of various systems and subsystems, these will include but not limited to;
- Trackside equipment and infrastructure installation and operation
- Fixed Telecommunications Network (FTN and FTNx)
- Radio systems in UK Rail operations (GSM-R primarily)
- Station and Building network infrastructure –Structured Cabling infrastructure – Copper and fibre optic
- Multiprotocol Label Switching Networks (MPLS) and SD-WAN
- Internet Protocol Closed Circuit Television (IP-CCTV) Systems
- EN54 Public Address and Voice Alarm Systems
- Integrated Station / Building Management Systems (SMS, IBMS)
- Customer Information Systems (CIS)
- IP based Access Control Systems
- Multi-mode Intruder Detection Systems
- Wireless Network Architecture
- Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) including:
- Video Intercom Systems
- Passenger Help Points
- Telephony
- Experience in the preparation of conceptual reports, telecommunications scheme designs, project documentation, specifications, contract schedules, implementation/ construction plans and costings to client requirements.
- Previous experience in developing, analysing, assessing and implementation of Network Bandwidth allocation for MPLS converged networks
- Provision of specialist technical support and assistance to railway projects, and management of allocated junior support staff.
- Required Office Software:
- MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio and Outlook
- At least one of the following:
- Bentley Micro station
- Autodesk AutoCAD
- Knowledge of railway Telecommunications systems, both Operational and Station Information and Surveillance Systems SISS (and the key interactions between other railway assets), and with railway operating practices.
- Working knowledge of interfacing and coordination with other rail systems disciplines.
- Broad knowledge of rail systems construction methods.
- Familiarity with health & safety and systems engineering/design assurance requirements.
- Stimulated by meeting technical challenges
- Technical ability and innovative mind set
- Focus on quality and drive for continuous improvement
- Good communication and organisation skills
- Skills as part of a team
- Active in self-development and mentoring/guidance/development of others
- Accountability