Mechanical Engineer Auxiliary Systems

Cyber Security Forum Initiative
Glasgow
5 months ago
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Overview

Join a world-renowned aerospace and defence organisation as a Senior Engineer Auxiliary Systems in Scotstoun, Glasgow on a hybrid basis. This is an initial 12 months contract. The rate is £37.25 per hour inside IR35 / Umbrella per hour.

Would you like to join a global aerospace and defence organisation that protects people and maintains national security? This role offers the opportunity to work on complex projects within a leading manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities
  • Perform appropriate engineering planning and manage all technical outputs allocated to systems within their responsibility to progress the tasks identified in the program plan and ensure delivery within agreed requirements for cost, quality, time and schedule.
  • Ensure the quality of outputs in the area of responsibility is to the required level, while providing technical oversight of deliverables.
Qualifications
  • Degree qualified in a Marine Engineering related discipline.
  • Experience in Mechanical Systems for marine applications.
  • Experience in the design, build, integration, support and operation of Naval ships.
  • Knowledge and experience of shipbuilding, Operations processes and modern build strategies or other related industries.
Role details

This is an exciting opportunity to work for a global business that has developed a strategy of working closely with its contingent workforce. Within the role, you can expect to:

  • Work on complex, cutting-edge projects
  • Achieve a work/life balance
  • Develop your skills

APPLY NOW: If this sounds like the role for you, please send your CV to the contact provided by the employer. Location: Glasgow, United Kingdom. Hybrid working.


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