pThe Destinus engineering team is seeking a Systems Engineer to lead the system-level definition and technical development of our effector programmes. This role sits at the centre of the development effort - bridging operational requirements and technical execution across propulsion, structures, avionics, and seeker. /p pThe ideal candidate brings a defence systems background and understands the full development lifecycle of a guided effector - from ConOps and requirements through subsystem design, integration, and qualification. They are technically credible across multiple domains, rigorous in their systems thinking, and effective at driving alignment across disciplinary teams. /p h3What You'll Do /h3 ul liDefine and own system-level requirements for effector programmes - capturing operational needs, translating them into technical requirements, and maintaining traceability from ConOps through to subsystem specifications /li liDevelop and maintain ConOps and operational scenario definitions; work with the customer and programme stakeholders to ensure operational intent is correctly reflected in the system design /li liDefine and manage technical interfaces between subsystems (propulsion, warhead/pyrotechnics, structures, avionics, guidance, and GSE); own the ICD and IRS documentation /li liLead trade studies and make-or-buy analyses to identify the best technical and commercial solutions at system and subsystem level /li liIdentify and track critical components and subsystems; define mitigation strategies for technical risk and drive resolution through the engineering team /li liLead or support system design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR) and prepare the associated technical baseline documentation /li liCoordinate system integration activities across propulsion, structures, avionics, and external teams; ensure interfaces are closed and integration milestones are met /li liSupport verification and validation planning; define the VV approach at system level and ensure it flows down to subsystem test plans /li /ul h3Requirements /h3 h3What You'll Need /h3 ul liBachelor's or Master's degree in Aerospace, Systems, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field /li li5-8 years of systems engineering experience on defence or weapons system programmes - rockets, missiles, or guided weapons are a strong advantage; a background in aerospace or space launcher development is also suitable /li liProven experience defining and managing system requirements and interfaces across multi-disciplinary teams in a defence acquisition or development environment /li liHands-on experience with ConOps development, trade studies, and make-or-buy decision frameworks /li liFamiliarity with system design review processes (SRR, PDR, CDR) and the associated technical documentation /li liExperience with VV planning and requirements traceability; exposure to relevant standards (e.g. ARP4754, DEF STAN, MIL-STD, or equivalent) is an advantage /li liSolid understanding of at least one key effector subsystem domain - propulsion, structures, avionics, or guidance - with the breadth to work credibly across all of them /li liStructured, rigorous, and delivery-focused - able to drive technical decisions without getting lost in analysis /li liFluent in English; German is an advantage /li /ul #J-18808-Ljbffr
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