Systems Engineer

Henderson Scott

Cheltenham

11 months ago

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Systems EngineerWe are currently hiring on behalf of an industry-leading engineering company who have several systems engineering roles at different levels of seniority across the business to support the development and production of their product range. In these roles, you will gain a broad engineering experience, engage with partners, co-ordinate technology specialists, and develop advanced systems engineering techniques.We are looking for candidates who have experience in some/any of the following skill areas:MATLAB/SimulinkSystems Integration and System DesignElectro-Optics/InfraredRF/Microwave systemsSimulation & ModellingAlgorithm DevelopmentRequirements engineeringConcept assessment and design trade studiesSystem architecture design and functional modellingPerformance assessment and systems behaviour analysisVerification, Validation and CertificationModel based engineering techniques e.g. MBSE or SysMLSystems Engineering tools e.g. IBM DOORS Next, RhapsodyWhat we need from you:Experience of systems engineering within a complex, high technology engineering or manufacturing environmentExperience with good systems engineering practicesGood written and verbal communication and presentation skillsGood analytical and problem-solving skillsThe ability to plan and control your workIf you would like to know more details about the position or want to register your interest, hit apply below. We'd love to hear from you!TPBN1_UKTJ

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