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Wimborne Minster
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Contract Lead Engineers - Air-to-Air Refuelling & Actuation Systems

Hybrid - 3 days onsite | Aerospace Industry
6-Month Contract (Inside IR35)
Our client, a leading name in the aerospace sector, is seekingfour Contract Lead Engineerswith expertise inAir-to-Air Refuelling (AAR) and Actuation systems. This is an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies with top aircraft manufacturers.


Role Overview - Systems Project Engineer
As a Systems Project Engineer, you will play a crucial role in overseeing the full product life cycle—fromrequirements management to qualification. Your key responsibilities will include:

  1. Leading systemdesign, development, integration, and verification
  2. Planning and managingengineering tasks, reviews, and key milestones
  3. Engaging withsuppliers, customers, and stakeholdersto ensure technical solutions align with expectations
  4. Managingtechnical risks, engineering changes, and design traceability
  5. Drivingcontinuous improvementin engineering processes

What You Need to Succeed
Experiencein mechanical, electromechanical, or systems product development
Engineering degree(or equivalent qualification)
Strong understandingof theengineering life cycle and systems engineering management
Experiencewithrequirements management tools(DOORS/CRADLE beneficial)
Proactive, problem-solving mindsetwith a focus on solutions
This is an excellent opportunity to contribute topioneering aerospace projectswhile working in a dynamic and collaborative environment.

Candidates must be eligible to obtain baseline security clearance and adhere to ITAR restrictions.

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