Defence Systems Integration Engineer

Rolls-royce; West of England; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous Annual Leave

Retirement Savings

Group Life Assurance

Group Income Protection

Employee Shares Matching

Job summary

Rolls‑Royce Defence is seeking a Product Design Integration Engineer to work across subsystems and the entire product to enable the delivery of our defence combat strategy. You will design, develop and verify products at turbine, propulsion, transmission, and integrated-system levels, ensuring robust, certified solutions for highly regulated environments.

Role requires a STEM degree, 3–5 years’ experience, strong numeracy, and excellent communication.

Qualifications

• Degree level qualification in a STEM subject.
• 3–5 years minimum experience in an engineering environment.
• Highly numerate with strong technical and analytical skills.
• Excellent written, interpersonal and presentation communication.
• Ability to work accurately and at pace, leading project work when needed.

Responsibilities

• Investigate and understand problems using Systems Engineering principles (Safety, Quality, Requirements).
• Understand product interactions across platform, system, sub-system, component levels.
• Define and document requirements, including lifecycle context.
• Define and interpret product definitions and documentation.
• Engineer complex electro, fluid, thermal, and mechanical systems.
• Integrate at platform and customer environments across sub-systems and components.
• Develop robust, risk-managed solutions incorporating new technology.
• Support Validation and Verification activities.
• Create justifications for release to service.
• Support products in production and service.

Skills

Numerate

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Systems thinking

Communication skills

Education

Degree in STEM

Job description

Rolls‑Royce Defence is seeking a Product Design Integration Engineer to work across subsystems and the entire product to enable the delivery of our defence combat strategy. You will design, develop and verify products at turbine, propulsion, transmission, and integrated-system levels, ensuring robust, certified solutions for highly regulated environments.

Role requires a STEM degree, 3–5 years’ experience, strong numeracy, and excellent communication.