Engineering Process Lead

Job Description

Job Description

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Job Description:

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DXC Technology is seeking an experienced Engineering Process Lead to define, govern, and continuously improve engineering processes across the organisation. This role is critical to ensuring consistent, compliant, and efficient ways of working that support high-quality engineering delivery and enable programme success.

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At DXC Technology, we are committed to building an inclusive workplace where everyone can succeed. We actively encourage applications from neurodiverse individuals, women, and those from other underrepresented groups in technology.

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The Role

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As the Engineering Process Lead, you will take ownership of the engineering process framework across the systems lifecycle. You will ensure processes are aligned to regulatory, customer, and internal standards, while driving adoption, efficiency, and continuous improvement across engineering teams. You will act as the focal point for process governance, working closely with engineering, quality, and programme stakeholders to embed best practices and improve delivery outcomes.

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Key Responsibilities

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• Own and govern the engineering process framework, including requirements management, design governance, configuration control, change management, verification, and release processes

\nEnsure engineering processes align with regulatory, customer, and internal quality standardsLead deployment, communication, and training of engineering processes across teamsDrive continuous improvement initiatives using lessons learned, root cause analysis, and performance dataCollaborate with discipline leads to streamline workflows, remove inefficiencies, and embed best practicesMaintain process documentation, templates, and guidance materialsMonitor and report on process adherence and performance using KPIs, audits, and metricsAct as the central point of contact for process-related queries, escalations, and governance decisionsSupport programme teams in adopting consistent, traceable, and audit-ready engineering practices\n

What You'll Bring

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• Proven experience in engineering process management, governance, or quality within complex engineering environments

\nStrong understanding of systems engineering lifecycle processes and frameworksExperience implementing and improving processes aligned to regulatory and quality standardsStrong analytical skills, with the ability to interpret process performance data and drive improvementsEffective stakeholder management skills across engineering, quality, and programme teamsExcellent communication skills, with the ability to influence adoption and behavioural changeHighly organised with the ability to manage multiple priorities and continuous improvement initiatives\n

Key Stakeholders

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• Engineering teams

\nQuality and compliance teamsProgramme and delivery leadershipTraining and capability teamsConfiguration and change control boards\n

What Success Looks Like

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• High process compliance and strong audit performance

\nReduced rework and improved engineering efficiencyClear, consistent, and traceable engineering artefactsStrong adoption of standardised processes and tools across teamsDemonstrable continuous improvement in engineering delivery practices\n

Essential Requirements

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• Eligible for DV (Developed Vetting) clearance – mandatory

\nAbility to work on-site in Hampshire\n

At DXC Technology, we believe strong connections and community are key to our success. Our work model prioritizes in-person collaboration while offering flexibility to support wellbeing, productivity, individual work styles, and life circumstances. We're committed to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.

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