Transport Systems Study Engineer - Railway Signaling
About the job
- Hold a Bac+2/3 to Bac+5 education in electrical engineering, such as an engineering degree or a master's degree in electrical engineering.
- Be a recent graduate with initial internship or work-study experience, or have up to four years of experience in railway signaling within urban or heavy rail transport.
- Have skills in transport systems, railway signaling in urban and suburban contexts, low-voltage energy distribution, and low-current electricity.
- Have practical proficiency with technical design software, mandatorily AutoCAD and/or Caneco.
- Understand Safety, Health and Environment principles and applicable regulations and standards.
- Be able to work independently and manage multiple projects according to project phases.
- Be willing to travel occasionally within the region and nationally.
- Design and deliver technical plans while respecting applicable standards, input documents, engineering practices, and processes.
- Manage input data and incorporate it throughout the study lifecycle.
- Interface with the project coordinator to ensure proper monitoring and progress.
- Interface with the client or project team on technical matters.
- Analyze technical issues, propose solutions, and incorporate lessons learned.
- Propose cross-functional improvements to processes, working methods, and tools.
- Produce technical studies in railway signaling, including schematics and layout plans.
- Draft technical notes, technical notices, functional specifications, technical specifications, and safety dossiers.
- Participate in preparing interface sheets and synthesis dossiers.
- Monitor works and participate in testing and commissioning.
- Take responsibility for the quality and delivery timelines of assigned studies.
- Autonomy, rigor, and methodical work habits.
About the company
Ingérop is an independent engineering and consulting firm with about 1,900 employees, offering services in Infrastructure, Town & Transportation, Water & Environment, and Energy & Industrial facilities for public and private clients worldwide (70 countries). Its work includes studies, design, project management, and contracting through its subsidiaries Arcora, Cicad, Géos, Rendel, Rauscher Gruppe, and Ingérop Contracting. Unlike many competitors, it remains independently owned and leverages a global network to focus on sustainability in mobility, energy transition, and living environments. Its goal is to help clients invest in and implement infrastructure and environmental projects through technical expertise and international execution capacity to advance sustainable development.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Rueil-Malmaison, France
Founded
1992
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 2025 revenue rose 11% to €507 million, proving demand remains strong.
- Headcount reached 3,700 by March 2026, supporting expansion without obvious hiring collapse.
- Acquisitions in Switzerland, Germany, and Spain deepen local market access and technical breadth.
What critics are saying
- Integration risk rises after Pierre Chuard, BFA Berlin, and Evectra acquisitions in 2024-2026.
- Operating income sits near 5%, leaving little cushion if project delays hit 2026.
- Global consulting giants can outspend Ingérop on talent, digital tools, and bidding reach.
What makes Ingérop unique
- Privately owned since 1962, Ingérop stays independent while scaling to €507 million revenue.
- 2026 backlog reached €777 million, giving 17 months of visible work.
- Germany, the UK, South Africa, Australia, and Spain anchor a diversified international platform.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Meal Benefits
- Professional Development Budget
- Commuter Benefits
- Remote Work Options
- Disability Insurance
- Profit Sharing