Lead Engineer, Analysis & Simulation | Hybrid & Growth

Women's Engineering Society; Abingdon; On-site; GBP 58,338 - 71,302; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Outstanding pension scheme

Corporate bonus scheme

Flexible working options

Generous annual leave allowance

Career development opportunities

Job summary

The Women's Engineering Society seeks an Engineering Analysis Team Leader to oversee a high-performing team focusing on delivering expert technical guidance and managing engineering activities at UKAEA Culham, Oxfordshire. The successful candidate will work in a dynamic environment contributing to groundbreaking fusion energy advancements.

This permanent role offers a salary of £64,820 per year, with benefits including an outstanding pension scheme, flexible working options, and generous leave allowance. Join us and be part of our commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion in STEM.

Qualifications

• A relevant master's degree or equivalent experience.
• Chartered status with a professional institution or eligibility to attain it.
• Expertise in physics-related simulation and analysis.

Responsibilities

• Lead the Engineering Analysis Team and deliver technical guidance.
• Oversee engineering activities ensuring standards compliance.
• Manage and develop a high-performing team.

Skills

Expertise in simulation and analysis

Good communication skills

Technical planning and supervision

Education

Relevant engineering master’s degree

Job description

The Women's Engineering Society seeks an Engineering Analysis Team Leader to oversee a high-performing team focusing on delivering expert technical guidance and managing engineering activities at UKAEA Culham, Oxfordshire. The successful candidate will work in a dynamic environment contributing to groundbreaking fusion energy advancements.

This permanent role offers a salary of £64,820 per year, with benefits including an outstanding pension scheme, flexible working options, and generous leave allowance. Join us and be part of our commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion in STEM.