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GTS Group Ltd in the West Midlands is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead the delivery of complex SCADA and integrated control systems for major infrastructure programmes. The role combines technical leadership with strong stakeholder engagement across multidisciplinary teams.
You will oversee requirements, design, integration, testing and handover, ensuring safety, cyber security and regulatory compliance while maintaining project schedules and budgets.
An opportunity to lead the engineering delivery of some of the UK's most complex infrastructure control systems.
We are recruiting an experienced Engineering Manager to take a leading role in the delivery of critical control and monitoring systems on one of the UK's largest infrastructure programmes.
This is an opportunity to provide technical leadership across sophisticated, interconnected systems, including centralised SCADA, tunnel ventilation, mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems and wider operational control infrastructure.
Previous railway experience is not essential. We are equally interested in engineering leaders from other highly regulated, systems-intensive environments.
You will provide engineering leadership across major infrastructure systems, potentially focusing on:
The precise project allocation will depend on your technical experience and strengths.
We're particularly interested in experienced Engineering Managers, Systems Engineering Managers or Technical Engineering Leaders who can demonstrate:
Knowledge of CSM, CDM, RAMS and safety-by-design principles would be advantageous.
You do not need to be a hands-on SCADA programmer or PLC specialist. Dedicated technical experts will support these disciplines. The priority is someone who understands how complex systems fit together and can lead their successful engineering delivery.
Although rail experience would be beneficial, we welcome candidates from other sectors involving complex systems integration, including:
The emphasis is on your ability to lead complex engineering programmes, integrate multiple technologies and manage technical interfaces, rather than expertise in one particular product or industry.
This is a hybrid opportunity, typically involving 2–3 days per week across project and office locations.
The West Midlands is the principal location, with London also a potential base depending on the candidate.
Travel between locations will be required according to project needs, with flexibility to work remotely when appropriate.
A competitive remuneration and benefits package is available, including:
You don't need to have worked in rail. What matters is your ability to lead the engineering delivery of complex, integrated systems.