Associate Systems Engg Lead, HiRi

General
    Accountable for ensuring overall system level technical consistency.
    Responsible for advising and guiding the teams on technical risk assessments, Corrective Actions (CAs), simulations, root cause analysis and incident investigation.
Interface management
    Accountable for governing the interfaces within a system which are not critical from integration and business point of view.  
    Responsible to refer Interfaces which affect system architecture (system level, cross-category, and category level) to Systems Architecture Management (SAM) governance, who has decision making authority on such critical interfaces.
    Accountable to ensure that Interfaces within responsibility are defined as per the system level requirements, and the corresponding Interface requirements are properly documented and maintained in relevant KONE tools.  E.g., In case of elevator and escalator platforms, systems engineers are accountable for interfaces that are not managed in the system architecture management process. (Criteria on how the interfaces are categorized in or out of SE responsibility, are part of the applicable product development processes).
New product development initiatives 
    Accountable for technical system requirements creation and their change management. SEs play the process roles, as a technical expert from system point of view, e.g., as member of extended Core team of development projects
    Accountable and responsible for requirement decomposition and allocation to component and subsystem level, based on the requirements and specifications defined by product manager, architect and other stakeholders.
    Accountable for creation and execution of system integration plan and system Verification & Validation plan. Contributes to review component and subsystem level Verification & Validation plans. 
Lifecycle management of products
    Accountable and responsible for Interfaces checks during product change management e.g., Change Requests (CRs).
    Accountable for creation and execution of system integration plan and system Verification & Validation plan.
Develop Capabilities
    SE develops Systems Engineering competence, shares know-how within SE community.
    Contributes to optimization of processes (e.g., instructions, guidelines for efficient use of tools for Interface and Requirements mgmt.)
Product roadmaps and prioritization 
    Contributes to product roadmaps and portfolio prioritization, leveraging deep knowledge of the products and their engineering.
General
    Accountable for ensuring overall system level technical consistency.
    Responsible for advising and guiding the teams on technical risk assessments, Corrective Actions (CAs), simulations, root cause analysis and incident investigation.
Interface management
    Accountable for governing the interfaces within a system which are not critical from integration and business point of view.  
    Responsible to refer Interfaces which affect system architecture (system level, cross-category, and category level) to Systems Architecture Management (SAM) governance, who has decision making authority on such critical interfaces.
    Accountable to ensure that Interfaces within responsibility are defined as per the system level requirements, and the corresponding Interface requirements are properly documented and maintained in relevant KONE tools.  E.g., In case of elevator and escalator platforms, systems engineers are accountable for interfaces that are not managed in the system architecture management process. (Criteria on how the interfaces are categorized in or out of SE responsibility, are part of the applicable product development processes).
New product development initiatives 
    Accountable for technical system requirements creation and their change management. SEs play the process roles, as a technical expert from system point of view, e.g., as member of extended Core team of development projects
    Accountable and responsible for requirement decomposition and allocation to component and subsystem level, based on the requirements and specifications defined by product manager, architect and other stakeholders.
    Accountable for creation and execution of system integration plan and system Verification & Validation plan. Contributes to review component and subsystem level Verification & Validation plans. 
Lifecycle management of products
    Accountable and responsible for Interfaces checks during product change management e.g., Change Requests (CRs).
    Accountable for creation and execution of system integration plan and system Verification & Validation plan.
Develop Capabilities
    SE develops Systems Engineering competence, shares know-how within SE community.
    Contributes to optimization of processes (e.g., instructions, guidelines for efficient use of tools for Interface and Requirements mgmt.)
Product roadmaps and prioritization 
    Contributes to product roadmaps and portfolio prioritization, leveraging deep knowledge of the products and their engineering.
 

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