Engineer - Power & Propulsion

Matchtech
Glasgow
4 days ago
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Our client BAE Systems is currently seeking a qualified Engineer - Power & Propulsion to join their team on a contract basis. The role is situated within the Naval Ships business unit and will be based in Scotstoun with a requirement for occasional onsite presence. This position involves contributing to a major programme focused on Canadian maritime defence, with a 12-month duration and falling inside the IR35 regulations.

Key Responsibilities:

Participate in the development, maintenance, and modification of engineering processes and procedures.
Conduct specialist technical analyses and investigations to support problem resolution and enhance engineering capabilities.
Prepare specifications, develop designs in line with technical standards, and perform design appraisals.
Investigate operational problems or developments and develop comprehensive solutions.
Support the Principal Engineer as a specialist point of contact with customers and suppliers.
Assist in identifying business opportunities and preparing high-quality bids.
Make informed engineering decisions within your sphere of responsibility.

Job Requirements:

Experience in Marine Engineering Systems.
Knowledge of the design, build, integration, support, and operation of Naval ships.
Understanding of shipbuilding operations and modern build strategies.
Familiarity with the processes and tools used in Marine Engineering.
Awareness of Life Cycle Management for bids and programmes.
Understanding of external market and industry advancements.
Comprehension of how marine engineering integrates with other technologies and products.
Commercial Awareness.
Knowledge of the application of engineering specialisations to the maritime environment.
Degree qualified in an engineering discipline (preferred but not essential).
Eligibility for registration as an Incorporated Engineer with the Engineering Council and membership in a relevant Professional Body.
If you are an experienced Mechanical Engineer with expertise in Marine Engineering Systems, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to become a key contributor to our client's dynamic and innovative team in Scotstoun

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