Lead Systems Engineer - Aerospace Actuation & MBSE (4-Day Week)

Omega; Cheltenham; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 Days + Bank Holidays

Private Health Care Options

4-day working week

Core hours

Job summary

Omega is seeking a Lead Systems Engineer to join the Cheltenham team, leading definition, development, integration and certification of advanced actuation and control systems across the full lifecycle. You will own system architectures and interfaces while coordinating with mechanical, software and electronics disciplines.

The role requires a degree in a relevant field and strong experience with aerospace actuation or high-integrity systems, plus proven supplier leadership.

Qualifications

• Degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical/Mechatronics, or Systems Engineering.
• Extensive engineering experience with aerospace actuation systems or high-integrity systems.
• Proven experience leading supplier technical activities.
• Experience with modelling/simulation tools and MBSE/SysML is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Lead definition, development, integration and certification of hydro & electro-mechanical actuation and control systems across the full systems-engineering lifecycle.
• Own creation and control of system architectures, functional models, and interface definitions across mechanical, software, and electronics.
• Own the system integration strategy to ensure accurate, well-defined interfaces.
• Champion continuous improvement of systems engineering processes and tools.
• Lead supplier engineering teams, review analyses and change proposals.

Skills

Leadership

Systems engineering

MBSE/SysML

Supplier management

Education

Degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical/Mechatronics, or Systems Engineering

Job description

Omega is seeking a Lead Systems Engineer to join the Cheltenham team, leading definition, development, integration and certification of advanced actuation and control systems across the full lifecycle. You will own system architectures and interfaces while coordinating with mechanical, software and electronics disciplines.

The role requires a degree in a relevant field and strong experience with aerospace actuation or high-integrity systems, plus proven supplier leadership.