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Renishaw in the UK is seeking a Project Manager to coordinate multi-disciplinary design teams within the Laser Calibration Products Division. You will manage the project lifecycle from planning through to market release, reporting to stakeholders and ensuring delivery against time, cost and quality targets.
The role requires a degree or HND in engineering or science, strong knowledge of project planning, design change processes and risk management, plus experience with MRP/ERP systems and
At Renishaw, we are leaders in delivering high accuracy metrology solutions to industrial, medical, and scientific processes around the world. Our range of Laser Calibration products set the benchmark in accuracy for thousands of engineering processes and systems ranging from CNC machining to the manufacture of advanced semiconductors and are recognised as the gold standard in the market.
Renishaw’s Laser Calibration Products Division (LCPD) is made up of engineers, scientists and technicians all collaborating to produce market leading products for sale around the world. Working closely with colleagues in our manufacturing division, we develop manufacturing and assembly processes and software to deliver quality products that in turn, perform reliably and repeatedly to sub-micron accuracies for our customers.
We’re currently looking for a Project Manager to work within multi-disciplinary design teams to co-ordinate product development projects within LCPD. As a Project Manager in LCPD, you’ll work within Renishaw’s design change process and new product development process to manage exciting projects through the project lifecycle and report progress to various stakeholders at all levels.
The successful applicant will be a self-motivated, organised and dynamic results driven individual, keen to make a significant contribution within our division. They will be a strong communicator, innovative and highly organised, enabling them to manage multiple projects simultaneously and achieve the best project outcome possible.