System Engineer- Mechanical Bias- Defence
Stevenageonsitemid
Posted 4mo ago · via Workable
About this role
Role Purpose The Systems Engineer (Mechanical Bias) is responsible for the definition, integration, and delivery of the missile mechanical architecture , ensuring that mechanical and thermal solutions are coherent, compliant, and optimised across all missile variants. The role sits at the heart of systems engineering, acting as the focal point for mechanical requirements, interfaces, and validation logic throughout the missile lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Mechanical Architecture & Requirements Lead the establishment and ownership of the Missile Airframe Task Requirements Specification (TRS) , ensuring a structured, robust, and traceable mechanical response to the overall Missile TRS.…
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