Train Cost Engineer
Pubblicato il 24-09-2026 - Alstom in Savigliano
Req ID:515188We create smart innovations to meet the mobility challenges of today and tomorrow. We design and manufacture a complete range of transportation systems, from high-speed trains to electric buses and driverless trains, as well as infrastructure, signalling and digital mobility solutions. Joining us means joining a truly global community of more than 38 900 people dedicated to solving real-world mobility challenges and achieving international projects with sustainable local impact. This position follows a hybrid working model, combining remote work and on-site presence. Job Title: Train Cost EngineerPurpose of the Job To Animate the Design to Cost within Tender and Project To set up priorities and clear guidance to the development teams to achieve the cost objectives To coordinate the Design to Cost resources to deliver the relevant expertise to the Tender & ProjectsOrganisation Reporting To adapt site by site, but the recommendation by order of preference is Engineering Dpt, Costing Dpt, Tender&Project; Dpt Network & Links • Ref Lib,
Tender or Project team members / Sub-system manager • Bid Cost Manager / Project Controller / Competitiveness Manager • Train Cost Leader / Analyst • Lead Engineer and Designer • Design to cost Network • Industrial team • Sourcing teamMissionPerformance Measurement/KPI’s • Accuracy of the cost calculation versus technical product definition • Respect of time commitments & DFQ cycle requirements • Capability to supply rational analysis & deliverables based on factual cost data & figures • Capacity to Stimulate the work and maintain cohesion between participants • Saving potentials transformationResponsibilities Key Responsibilities: • Agree the Design to Cost Roadmap with the Tender or Project Core Team, the related budget and report on it • Coordinate the whole Design to Cost studies and metiers to meet the agreed objectives • Insure the transformation of the listed opportunities into validated cost reduction versus base line