Senior Signalling Systems Architect

Salt

Posted 6 days ago, valid for a day

£545 - £625 per day

Full Time

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Salt is recruiting for a Senior Signalling Systems Architect position with a local government client in London/Birmingham.
This is a 3-month contract role with a daily rate ranging from £545 to £625.
The ideal candidate should have a strong design and architecture background in signalling systems and experience with standards, interlockings, and train detection systems.
Candidates with experience in London Underground projects and the ability to work in less rigid environments compared to Network Rail are highly valued.
A critical thinking approach to design and process evaluation is essential for this role, which may involve non-standard project requirements.

Salt are recruiting for an exciting contract opportunity that is with a local government client on a Senior Signalling Systems Architect position.

Here are some key details about the role:

Role: Senior Signalling Systems Architect

Location: London/Birmingham

Duration: 3-month contract (with potential for extension)

Rate: £545 - £625 per day

Our client is looking for someone with a strong design and architecture background in signalling systems, ideally with experience in developing standards, interlockings, train detection systems, and Rail Control Systems (RBC). They need someone who can design, challenge existing processes, and think critically about why certain rules and processes are in place, particularly for bids and tenders.

This role will involve working on signalling systems for projects that require a non-standard approach, and experience with London Underground projects is highly valued. The ideal candidate would be comfortable working in less rigid environments compared to Network Rail and able to offer strategic guidance on signalling system design and architecture.

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, I'd love to have a chat and provide more information.

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