3 Matrix Management Jobs in the East Midlands

military grade systems. Contract Lead Systems Engineer Responsibilities: Systems Engineering for C-UAS products Definition of technical solutions System Architecture Systems Requirements Capture and Management System Performance Analysis Interface Definition System Verification Contract Lead Systems Engineer Key Skills: 7 minimum years of industry experience Lead systems engineering, architecture through … by military systems Will lead from a project perspective Responsible for drawing up requirements for external suppliers and resources (external consultancies/designers) Requires matrix management for both internal and external resources Experience of working across the full engineering development lifecycle Skills in analysis, critical thinking and technical more »

would suffice. Key responsibilities include: System Architecture Technical road-mapping System requirements capture, definition and verification. Drawing up requirements for external suppliers and resources Matrix management for both internal and external resources This role will require security clearance. more »

and testing theory. A detailed knowledge of how computer systems support patient care will be essential as will experience of working in a system management role. You will be responsible for negotiating with third party suppliers and systemusers as necessary for test issue management, prioritisation and acceptance testing. … Ensure the Clinical Safety Management system is followed and all clinical risks are assessed in conjunction with the Clinical Safety Officer. Champion and role model the Groups values and behaviours and support others in doing so to deliver the Group Vision and Mission successfully. Ensuring that systems knowledge is … the suppliers to ensure the systems is always at the latest version. Leadership You will manage the testing cycles, managing the testers in a matrix management way. You will ensure best practice in managing staff is adopted and maintained, including regular performance appraisal, effective two-way communication and more »