Rail Domain SME
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Hitachi Vantara in Roma
Location:
Roma, Italy
Function:
(DEAI DS) IoT
Requisition ID:
R0141175
Our Company
We're Hitachi Vantara, the data foundation trusted by the world's innovators. Our resilient, high-performance data infrastructure means that customers - from banks to theme parks - can focus on achieving the incredible with data. If you've seen the Las Vegas Sphere, you've seen just one example of how we empower businesses to automate, optimize, innovate - and wow their customers. Right now, we're laying the foundation for our next wave of growth. We're looking for people who love being part of a diverse, global team - and who get excited about making a real-world impact with data.
Role Purpose
We are seeking a Rail Domain Consultant to lead the functional design of a Maintenance Management Information System (MMIS). Your mission is to serve as the bridge between the customer’s maintenance engineering teams and the IT implementation arm. You will be responsible for defining the functional blueprint that ensures high fleet availability and regulatory compliance,
regardless of the underlying EAM software.
Domain Expertise Requirements
- Deep Rail Background: Minimum 10 years of experience in Rail Maintenance Operations or Rolling Stock Engineering. You must speak the language of a depot (e.g., duty cycles, exams, concessions, and overhaul intervals).
- EAM Lifecycle Knowledge: Proven experience leading at least two large-scale EAM/MMIS implementations (e.g., IBM Maximo, SAP EAM, CarlSoft, Hexagon or ServiceMax) in a transportation context.
- Italian Market Fluency: Comprehensive understanding of the Italian rail regulatory environment and the specific operational challenges of regional/national rail networks in Italy.
- The "Architectural" Eye: Ability to define complex asset hierarchies and data structures that support both "Fixed" (track/signaling) and "Linear/Mobile" (trainsets) assets.
Professional Attributes
- Consultative Assertiveness: You are comfortable saying "no" to a