Systems Integration Engineer

Orion Electrotech
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9 months ago
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Software & Integration Engineer Commercially Driven Focus
Location: UK (with occasional travel across the UK and Europe) HYBRID WORKING
Clearance: UK Security Clearance (or eligibility to obtain)

£60,000 - £65,000 negotiable

Overview
A high-impact role for a commercially driven Software & Integration Engineer to join a leading defence technology environment. This is not a back-office coding position, it's a customer-facing, delivery-focused role where your ability to connect technical solutions with real-world defence requirements will be key.

You’ll play a central role in integrating advanced software solutions into wider defence platforms and networks, working directly with customers, programme teams, and partner organisations. The ideal candidate will bring a blend of software engineering capability, systems integration experience, and a clear understanding of commercial drivers in a complex, high-stakes environment.

What You’ll Be Doing

Leading integration of proprietary software and digital systems into wider defence networks and operational platforms.

Engaging directly with end-users and stakeholders to capture technical requirements and translate them into practical solutions.

Supporting the development and deployment of plugins, interfaces, and control applications in line with customer needs.

Acting as a technical lead during bid and proposal stages, contributing to solution design and customer presentations.

Preparing integration documentation, implementation strategies, and technical collateral for use across internal and external teams.

Identifying potential risks and proactively managing technical and commercial implications throughout the project lifecycle.

What You’ll Bring

Strong background in system engineering, integration, or digital systems delivery.

Experience working within or alongside the defence or aerospace industry.

Familiarity with defence frameworks or working with MOD end-users.
Proven ability to work with customers, interpret requirements, and present technical concepts clearly and commercially.

Understanding of defence networks, secure systems, or mission-critical software environments.

A commercially minded approach — capable of aligning technical solutions with business value and customer priorities.

Desirable

Experience developing or integrating software applications within secure or tactical environments.

Please 'APPLY NOW' or reach out to Ellie Gibson at Orion Electrotech

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