Model Based System Engineer

Triumph; Higham on the Hill; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual leave 25 days

Pension scheme

Life assurance 6x salary

Motorcycle purchase discount

Clothing and accessories discount

Employee benefits platform

Medical insurance discount

Job summary

Triumph Motorcycles is the Original British Motorcycling Company seeking a talented Systems Engineer with MBSE experience to join our Electrical & Electronic Systems team. You will help define system architectures, requirements and feature functionality across motorcycle programmes.

You will work on next-generation technologies, collaborating with cross-functional teams to capture stakeholder needs, develop architectures and ensure traceability of requirements throughout development and

Qualifications

• Experience in Systems Engineering or MBSE.
• Strong requirements management and system architecture development.
• Analytical problem solving and practical solutions.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management.

Responsibilities

• Capture and define stakeholder requirements for vehicle features
• Develop system architectures and feature behaviour using MBSE methodologies
• Create and maintain system requirements and technical specifications
• Support CAN and LIN communication network definition
• Investigate and resolve technical issues with suppliers and internal stakeholders
• Collaborate with integration, validation and component teams to deliver robust system solutions
• Maintain requirements traceability and support release activities
• Present technical information to a range of stakeholders

Skills

MBSE

Requirements mgmt

System architecture

Stakeholder mgmt

Automotive context

CAN/LIN knowledge

Job description

Model Based System Engineer

Triumph Motorcycles is the Original British Motorcycling Company, we are seeking a talented Systems Engineer / Senior Systems Engineer with experience in Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) to join our Electrical & Electronic Systems team.

Working on the development of next-generation motorcycle technologies, you'll play a key role in defining system architectures, requirements and feature functionality across a range of exciting vehicle programmes.

Company Benefits

• Annual Leave – 25 days plus bank holidays.


• Additional Annual Leave


• Pension Scheme


• Life Assurance Scheme - currently 6 x pensionable salary.


• Preferential rates for medical insurance with a third-party provider.


• Employee Motorcycle Purchase Scheme - on successful completion of the probation period (minimum of 6 months), we offer employees and their close family the opportunity to purchase a brand new Triumph Motorcycle with up to 25% discount.


• Discounted Clothing, Parts and Accessories Purchases


• Company benefits platform, allowing discounts with multiple vendors.

Key Responsibilities

• Capture and define stakeholder requirements for vehicle features


• Develop system architectures and feature behaviour using MBSE methodologies


• Create and maintain system requirements and technical specifications


• Support CAN and LIN communication network definition


• Investigate and resolve technical issues with suppliers and internal stakeholders


• Collaborate with integration, validation and component teams to deliver robust system solutions


• Maintain requirements traceability and support release activities


• Present technical information to a range of stakeholders

About You

• Experience in Systems Engineering or Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)


• Strong understanding of requirements management and system architecture development


• Ability to analyse complex technical problems and deliver practical solutions


• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills


• Experience working within automotive, motorcycle, aerospace, defence or other complex engineering environments would be advantageous


• Knowledge of CAN, LIN and systems integration would be beneficial

Hours of Work: 39 hours per week- Monday- Friday

Full details can be found on the downloadable job spec