Software Systems - Product Delivery Manager x 2

CBSbutler Holdings Limited trading as CBSbutler

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Software Systems Engineers x 2 - Product Owners

New Product Delivery roles on Military Avionics Projects
6 month initial contracts
£83 per hour - Inside IR35
Hybrid working from Reading
SC Cleared roles

Key Skills:
Background in Military Avionic Systems eg. AMPA, FCAS,
SC Cleared

Software Systems Engineer - Product Owner

We're looking for a senior Product Owner to lead process design and integration across a complex software engineering environment. You'll own how teams, partners, and suppliers collaborate - building the frameworks, governance, and tooling integration that enable seamless delivery, traceability, and regulatory compliance in a highly regulated, safety-critical domain.

What you'll do

Own and evolve process frameworks and integration models across the software lifecycle

Translate engineering and business needs into roadmaps, backlogs, and delivery plans

Define governance, standards, and data models to ensure interoperability, traceability, and compliance

Lead stakeholder engagement across engineering, manufacturing, services, and suppliers

Drive continuous improvement, operational excellence, and digital thread connectivity

Support tooling integration across ALM/PLM ecosystems and CI/CD pipelines

What you'll bring

Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or similar

10+ years' experience in software engineering processes and integration across complex supply chains

Strong background in aerospace/defence or other regulated, safety-critical environments

Deep knowledge of software lifecycle frameworks, governance, and certification standards (e.g. DO-178C)

Hands-on experience integrating ALM/PLM toolchains

Excellent stakeholder, change, and delivery management skills

Why this role
You'll shape how large-scale, mission-critical software is delivered - setting the standards, designing the frameworks, and building the integration backbone that keeps everything moving, compliant, and resilient.

Software Systems Engineers x 2 - Product Owners
New Product Delivery roles on Military Avionics Projects
6 month initial contracts
£83 per hour - Inside IR35
Hybrid working from Reading
SC Cleared roles

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