Head of Functional Safety Hardware & Safety Components (f/m/d)

TÜV SÜD has been standing for safety, quality and sustainability since 1866 and is today an international service group with more than 28,000 employees worldwide. Independently and objectively, TÜV SÜD ensures consumer confidence. TÜV SÜD Rail GmbH supports worldwide manufacturers, operators and authorities in the railway sector with a comprehensive range of testing, certification and training services in the areas of conventional railway systems, high-speed trains and city railways. In addition, TÜV SÜD Rail has international accreditations and approvals as a testing body, certification body and as a designated body (NoBo), designated body (DeBo) and independent review body (AsBo). If you want to shape the future with us, we look forward to your application at our Munich location.

Head of the Hardware & Safety Components Division in Functional Safety, Embedded Systems and Automation Discipline leadership of the department and team management including task coordination and personnel planning Technical and quality assurance responsibility for testing and certification of hardware and safety components according to functional safety standards (IEC 61508, ISO 26262, ISO 13849) Responsibility for the process of examination and assessment until final reporting Coordination with other departments and departmental management and co-design of strategic orientation

Complete engineering studies focusing on electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering or comparable Multiannual professional experience in the field of functional safety or development of hardware and safety components (IEC 61508, ISO 26262, ISO 13849) Professional experience in the leadership of employees above-average commitment, flexibility and joy in working in the team Very good English and good German knowledge in word and writing (International) readiness to travel (approx. 20-30 %)

attractive holiday regulations Operational health management Flexible working time Mobile work Structured development planning Applications for people with disabilities are expressly desired and are considered preferred if they are otherwise essentially of the same suitability.