2 of 2 Systems Engineering Jobs in Bolton

World Class Defence Organisation is currently looking to recruit an Electrical Systems Engineer/Architect subcontractor on an initial 12 month contract. Your base site can either be from the companies Bristol, Stevenage or Bolton office. This role will be a hybrid position 3 days per week onsite and 2 days remote. Hourly Rate: £85 (Umbrella). Contract Duration … in all aspects of missile development, from the early concept studies to series production and in-service support. Its an excellent opportunity for someone wanting to build on their engineering experience. Responsibilities: You will be responsible for the electrical architecture and requirements for missiles and/or their associated launcher systems with duties including: Specifying/determining system … support design reviews Skillset/experience required: Technical experience required: electrical/electronics interface definitions knowledge of defence/industry standards, etc. degree level qualification in a related subject systems engineering writing reports Ideally this would be within a defence related background, however, experience within other engineering industries will also be considered. Experience within these other areas More ❯

re looking for from you (essential): Proven Programming knowledge and hands-on experience of software development and the software development lifecycle. You will have significant experience of successfully leading engineering teams and know how to motivate and guide people to deliver great results. Experienced in managing schedules, budgets, and conflicting priorities, to ensure successful project delivery; keeping things on … or C++ Familiarity with Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines An understanding of how simulation and modelling support testing and development. A background or understanding of systems engineering practices. Experience working in Agile teams or using Agile project methods Our company: Peace is not a given, Freedom is not a given, Sovereignty is not a More ❯