Hardware Systems Engineer

Hardware System Engineer required to be responsible for specific sub systems of the Ground Equipment hardware design, and where applicable, their integration onto Land platforms. The role also covers ensuring the design standard is fit for purpose and is responsible for bringing the product from its early design during the Assessment Phase to a mature certifiable and producible design for the expected product evolution during the D&M phases.

The successful candidate will be responsible for the below tasks:
Manage and coordinate development activities across assigned work packages on behalf of the project. Formulate and present evidence on the fitness for purpose of both design standards and build standards.
Derive and manage the sub system

Technical Requirements
Specifications for the sub systems assigned to the role.
Management of evidence in support of the Acceptance process for the hardware and installation design in the D&M phase.
Provide the technical liaison and coordination of hardware management whether sourced from the business or from subcontractors.
Develop the definition of and documents the sub system physical interfaces for the work packages assigned to the role.
Subsystem design studies in particular those relating to future Platforms and variants Subsystem testability.
Non-conformance management of the subsystem.
Ensure the subsystem design is suitable for the environment/application.
Control the technical interface with subsystem suppliers in conjunction with project Procurement Executive.
Control the mass/CofG/physical properties of the product.
Producing evidence in support of Safety approval of drawings, design specifications, and processes.
Producing evidence in support of CE approval of drawings, design specifications, and processes.
Generate and manage both Design cost and Unit production costs of subsystem
Provision of Bid support.
Supervise the activities of the distributed team working on subsystem development. Candidates must be willing to undergo a security vetting procedure.