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Mechanical Systems Engineer

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2 months ago
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Our Opportunity

Marshall Netherlands (MNL) is the provider of managed support services for the defence industry. MNL supports both Land Systems and Aerospace Platforms, offering services including maintenance, repair & overhaul (MRO), training, design & engineering, and management services. As the footprint on mainland Europe, MNL further supports the European Sales Hub with business-winning services.

Purpose of the Role:

Responsible for providing comprehensive engineering maintenance support for the MLS container systems. This includes repair support, modifications, troubleshooting, and overall engineering liaison. The role also involves supporting the Field Service Engineers/Technicians (FSE/FST) and managing spares support both in The Netherlands and in selected countries. The successful candidate will ensure high levels of performance and productivity through effective guidance, support, and motivation.

In this key role, the successful candidate will:

Support a team of Marshall Netherlands (MNL) staff and in-country sub-contractors delivering the In-Service Support phase of the DVOW Container Systems programme to the NL MoD, in accordance with all contractual Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Performance Indicators (PI).

This role encompasses the following responsibilities and key tasks. Applicants are expected to showcase a strong and proficient level in each area.

Responsibilities:

Development of system architecture and configuration for MLS container systems.
Support the design development, from initial concept through to final design, ensuring alignment with project requirements and standards.
Conduct thorough design analysis and planning, integrating best practices and innovative solutions.
Ensure systems meet safety standards and regulations, conducting risk assessments and implementing mitigation strategies.
Manage and verify system requirements through planned and managed validation and verification approaches.
Support governance and compliance with industry standards and internal processes and guidelines.
Actively support change management activities to ensure smooth transitions and system integrity.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve project milestones and deliverables.
Document and communicate technical aspects and project progress to stakeholders.

Key Tasks under Responsibilities:

Develop and review technical documentation, including requirements modules, system specifications, and interface control documents.
Conduct trade studies to evaluate different design options and recommend optimal solutions.
Perform system-level analysis and simulations to predict performance and identify potential issues.
Coordinate with suppliers and subcontractors to ensure component compliance with system requirements.
Support the integration and testing of systems, identifying and resolving technical issues.
Participate in design reviews, providing feedback and ensuring compliance with project goals.
Monitor and report on project progress, adjusting plans as necessary to meet deadlines and deliverables.

Qualifications and Competencies:

Proficiency in systems engineering practices, tools, and software.
Strong organisational and project management skills.
Ability to develop and maintain comprehensive documentation.
Experience with change management and governance processes.
Strong collaborative skills and ability to work in a team environment.
Effective communication and documentation skills.
Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
Experience with IFS as an ERP system.
Experience with Windchill as a PLM system.

Experience:

Relevant time served experience in systems engineering desirable.
Proven experience in system architecture development and configuration management.
Strong understanding of design, analysis, and planning methodologies.
In-depth knowledge of safety standards and risk management practices.
Demonstrated ability in applying SE practices across the design life cycle.
Proficient in verification and validation techniques.

Education:

Degree level or equivalent in a STEM or adjacent discipline.

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