Electrical Designers and Engineers

We require 1 Electrical (Vetronics) Engineer to join our team in Gateshead. The individual would be expected to work a minimum 40 hours over 5 days each week. The role would be hybrid, so weekly site attendance is expected. Some occasional travel to Telford might be required. This is a demanding role, requiring close liaison between Engineering teams, Vetronics Team Leader and suppliers. Significant drive and energy, strong systems engineering skills, and the ability to deliver a diverse programme to demanding time, target cost and quality requirements are essential attributes to succeed. The candidate must be a team player who is prepared to work with a multi-site engineering team within RBSL and the customer community. The individual will be required to work across geographical and cultural divides to draw together a comprehensive engineering capability that will derive balanced system solutions. Assisting in the validation of any systems / equipment, which may include the generation of test schedules, test and integration plans and the writing/investigation of technical reports. Provide support to engineering input to Customer submissions, including assistance in the development of task estimates. Liaise with Suppliers to ensure compliance with technical requirements and quality standards. Maintain an up to date understanding of technical / engineering developments and apply this knowledge appropriately to the projects in hand. Perform self-verification of own tasks to ensure completeness and quality of information. Undertake cross-checking of peers’ and subordinates’ work to ensure completeness and quality of information. Degree / HND or equivalent qualification or experience in Electrical Engineering Electrical engineering knowledge using 3D & 2D software (ideally CREO or NX) Flexible in approach to work ensuring delivery is achieved. Competent in the use of Microsoft based products (Excel, Word and Project) It is desirable to have an understanding of the basic requirements specified in Def Stan 61-5 Part 6 (Nominal 12V and 24V DC Electrical Systems in Military Platforms) and Def Stan 59-411 (Electromagnetic Compatibility). It is desirable to have experience of the E3 electrical design package….