COMPANY :
ALTEN MOROCCO, a branch of the world leader in engineering and technology consulting, created in 2008 and present in Fes, Rabat, Tetouan, and Casablanca, today has over 2200 employees and aims for a center of excellence of 3300 ALTENiens by the end of 2027. It is now a strategic player in supporting the professional development of engineers.
Our mission: to meet the technological ambitions of our clients - major international contractors - in the automotive, railway, R&D and IT, telecommunications, and media sectors.
Joining ALTEN Morocco means joining an ecosystem of excellence and benefiting from:
• A personalized and evolving career path
• An ambitious skills development policy
• A stimulating, collaborative, and meaningful work environment
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Company culture :
Alten Maroc is defined by a deeply collaborative culture, focused on people, trust, and strong team support, with hands-on managers who guide and develop talent.
This environment is enhanced by a strong drive for innovation, encouraging creativity, initiative, and experimentation across projects.
A structured and disciplined organization ensures efficiency, rigor, and quality in engineering delivery.
Performance and ambition are part of the culture as well, supporting collective success while maintaining a positive and caring atmosphere.
Job :
As part of its railway engineering activities, we are looking for a Control-Command engineer to contribute to the development, analysis, and validation of the functions of the Computerized Troubleshooting Guide (GDI).
The consultant will be involved in analyzing the behavior of train systems, identifying degraded modes, and formalizing troubleshooting procedures to facilitate the diagnosis of anomalies and guide the driver in the actions to be taken.
Main missions:
- Analyze train functions and interactions between different subsystems to identify degraded modes and their operational consequences.
- Study functional anomalies and defects detected during tests or reported by project teams.
- Develop and update troubleshooting guides, GDA files, and troubleshooting diagrams associated with train functions.
- Define and formalize troubleshooting procedures, application conditions, and actions to be taken based on identified anomalies.
- Analyze existing technical and functional documentation to ensure the consistency of GDI deliverables with system requirements.
- Participate in document reviews with system, validation, and testing teams and relevant client contacts.
- Ensure the follow-up of Change Requests (CR) and analyze their impacts on the documentation and affected functions.
- Analyze test results, contribute to anomaly investigation, and ensure the updating of affected documents.
- Guarantee the quality, consistency, and traceability of technical deliverables in accordance with project processes.
Required profile :
Required technical skills:
Railway Engineering:
- Knowledge of the functional architecture of a train and its subsystems.
- Understanding of onboard control-command systems and TCMS (Train Control and Monitoring System).
- Ability to analyze degraded modes and functional interactions between equipment.
- Understanding of railway diagnostics and troubleshooting principles.
System Engineering and Documentation:
- Analysis of requirements and functional documentation.
- Writing of procedures, troubleshooting guides, and functional diagrams.
- Management of documentary changes and traceability of modifications.
- Participation in technical reviews and anomaly analysis.
Tools:
- Spectrail.
- UML and functional modeling tools.
- Jira and ClearQuest for tracking anomalies and change requests.
- Tools for managing and reviewing technical documentation.
Languages:
French: B2/C1
English: B2
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