RAMS Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Segula Technologies in Torino
- CCNL Metalmeccanico contract
Segula Technologies is looking for a mechanical, aeronautical, electronic, mechatronic engineer with at least 2/4 years of experience to support the activities of a major client in the railroad sector.
- Reliability analysis: FMEA / DFMEA / PFMEA /FMECA / FMEDA;
- Maintenance analysis: RCM (Reliability Centered Maintenance), LCC (Life Cycle Cost);
- In-depth knowledge of the EN 50126, EN 50129 and database reliability;
- Supplier document management and verification with respect to RAMS scope;
- Prepare or update the analysis & break down of vehicle RAMS requirements to systems and/or components;
- Prepare the input for vehicle / system concepts and specifications for systems and/or components;
- Gather RAMS/LCC data from suppliers, field data / experience, reporting;
- RAMS/LCC model creation and/or maintenance;
- Experience in Fault Tree Analysis, FME(C)A, Markov analysis, Isograph FaultTree+ or similar tools;
- Professional experiences and knowledge of product safety and RAMS/LCC, analysis & measurement of RAMS performance,
laws / regulations / standards regarding product safety and RAMS;
- Knowledge and experience in Railway RAMS Standards and RAM 200 is a plus;
- Supports the positive result of verification and validation activities in the different project phases;
- Supports the product introduction (production, commissioning, authorisation) in his/her scope;
- Responsible to analyse the return of experience from the field operation of the vehicles, to ensure the reliability growth;
- Involved in meetings with external suppliers, VIS and NSA, Customers;
- Capability to coordinate the activities of a team on a specific task;
- Knowledge of Italian language and English language
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