The pastJune 3, 2026The Master’s Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering (MUISE) hosted the seminar given by the companyStadler Rail Valenciafocused on the role of electronics and power systems in the railway field. The session took place in the basement classroom of the 7F building and was given byBerta CostaThe company’s traction group manager.
During the seminar, a global vision of therailway sectorThe presentation was focused on Stadler’s corporate structure as well as its main lines of activity in the field of sustainable mobility. In addition, the company’scareer opportunities that this sector offers, as well as the current technological trends in traction systems and power equipment.
One of the most important aspects was the contextualization of thepower systems in railway applicationsThe session allowed students to understand the particularities of this industrial environment, characterized by high reliability, safety and performance requirements. The session also allowed to identify the transversality of the technical challenges associated with power electronics in different sectors of e-mobility, including automotive and heavy transport.
This type of seminar reinforces the connection between MUISE and the business environment, providing students with a better understanding of the different professional profiles and the role played by engineers in large companies in the technology sector.
This seminar has been funded by the SIRVE program of the UPV.
