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Systems Integration, Verification & Validation Engineer

Coventry
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I've partnered with a global leader in Defence solutions that have opened a new site in Coventry. As a Systems Integration, Verification & Validation Engineer (IV&V), you will play a pivotal role in integrating and validating complex defence systems that protect national security and support critical missions. You'll ensure that every component, subsystem, and end-to-end solution functions exactly as intended every time.

Your Responsibilities:

Plan, develop, and execute comprehensive IV&V strategies across the full system life-cycle.
Support the integration of hardware, software, and communications systems within a controlled test environment.
Develop and perform system-level test cases, procedures, and formal test campaigns.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams to diagnose issues and verify fixes.
Ensure traceability of requirements to test coverage and validation results.
Participate in design reviews, readiness assessments, and customer acceptance tests.
Produce detailed documentation, including test reports, traceability matrices, and compliance evidence aligned with defence standards.What You'll Need:

Degree in Systems Engineering, Aerospace, Electrical, Software Engineering, or a related field.
Experience in integration, verification, and validation of complex, multi-domain systems (ideally within the defence or aerospace sector).
Familiarity with requirements management and test tools (e.g., IBM DOORS, JIRA, TestRail).
Strong understanding of systems engineering frameworks (e.g., ISO 15288, ARP4754, or MIL-STD-882).
Ability to work in a fast-paced, high-integrity, and security-conscious environment.
Eligible for UK security clearance (SC/Security Check).What They Offer:

A salary of £55,000 to £65,000.
Industry-leading benefits, including pension and flexible working options.
A collaborative culture built around innovation, integrity, and excellence.
Opportunities to work on cutting-edge defence programs with national and global impact.
Ongoing training and career development tailored to your aspirations.Take the next step in your career and help ensure the reliability of systems that defend and protect

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