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Programme Manager

IC Resources
Farnborough
7 months ago
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Are you ready to lead the development of cutting-edge silicon technology for satellite communications? This is a unique opportunity for a Senior Programme Manager to join a fast-growing and innovative company at the forefront of satellite technology.

The Role:

In this position, you’ll take charge of complex R&D projects focused on silicon chip development, working closely with ASIC design teams to bring pioneering satellite communication solutions to market. You’ll play a key role in delivering projects from concept through to commercialisation, contributing directly to global connectivity advancements.

What You’ll Bring:

  • Silicon Development Expertise:Proven track record managing large-scale projects within the semiconductor industry, specifically focused on silicon and ASIC development.
  • Strategic Leadership:Experience managing PMOs and leading complex, multi-disciplinary projects to successful outcomes.
  • Technical Proficiency:Strong knowledge of project management methodologies and tools. PMP certification or equivalent is highly desirable.

What’s in it for You?

  • Impactful Work:Be at the forefront of innovation in satellite communications.
  • Collaborative Environment:Work with industry-leading teams in a dynamic, forward-thinking setting.
  • Rewarding Package:Competitive salary circa £85,000 (depending on experience) and a comprehensive benefits package.

If you are ready to take on a leadership role that blends technical excellence with strategic project delivery, we’d love to hear from you.

For more information about this Senior Programme Manager position, please contact Emily Wright at IC Resources.

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