Avionics Systems Engineer

Coalesce Management Consulting
Guildford
2 months ago
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Coalesce Management Consultancy (CMC) has a consulting assignment available for an Avionics Systems Engineer to work on a project based in Wiltshire.

We are seeking an experienced Avionics Systems Engineer to assist with the engineering development of a high-profile defence project focused on missile development. This project is a significant opportunity for both the engineers involved and the company, and could potentially lead to even more groundbreaking work in the future.

Start Date:3rd March

Contract Duration:7 months

Reporting to:Chief Engineer

Ideal Experience:

  • Avionics knowledge
  • Missile control expertise
  • Experience across the entire V-cycle is a must

CMC provides expert engineering solutions on an international scale for Embedded Software and other Advanced Engineering projects. Established in 2016, we set out our mission to be the best service-driven consulting business in global STEM markets, and after rapid growth in just a few years, we’re already delivering true expertise to major technology brands and leading companies around the world.

As we expand our reach and take on new projects, we have assignments available for experienced embedded technology professionals to join our consultancy and deliver the expert solutions and high level of service we’re known for across multiple ventures.

By partnering with CMC, you get the chance to work with some of the world’s leading technology specialists. From our global offices, we support you with each new project, providing a complete scope of work definition ahead of any engagement so you know exactly what’s required by the assignment, before you land on-site. As the project is completed, we can continue to work with you by setting up your next project from our global network of leading technology companies.

If you have the relevant capability and are interested in pursuing this assignment, talk to our sales consultants today. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to progress their career and join an exciting company working on industry-changing projects.

Seniority level:Mid-Senior level

Employment type:Contract

Job function:Engineering

Industries:Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing

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