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Systems Engineer

Employer
Veolia
Location
Abingdon, Oxfordshire
Salary
Depending on experience
Closing date
28 Dec 2018

Job Details

VNS (UK) Ltd, is a recognised world leader in the area of remote handling for hostile environments and in support of continued strong growth seeks to enhance its core team by recruiting a Systems Engineer.

Systems engineering is an interdisciplinary field of engineering that focuses on how to design and manage complex engineering projects over their life cycles, including cost & schedule, requirements specification, design & implementation, manufacture, integration, performance testing, delivery, operation and training.  Systems Engineering integrates all the disciplines and specialty groups into a team effort forming a structured development process that proceeds from concepts to production to operation.  Systems Engineering considers both the business and the technical needs of customers, with the goal of providing a quality product that meets the user needs.

Oxford Technologies Systems Engineers support the more specialised teams of design, manufacturing, control electronics and software engineers with particular emphasis on the interfaces between the engineering disciplines, as well as the management of requirements, top-down concepts and customer liaison.

RESPONSIBILITIES

In co-operation with the Systems Engineering Team Leader, the appointee will be expected to maintain and progress the OTL systems engineering approach and methodologies, and to support projects from a systems engineering perspective, including clients, contracts and sub-contractors.

Duties include:

  • Design Assurance
  • Requirements and Interfaces
  • FMEAs
  • Risk Assessments (including CDM)
  • Cost Benefit Analysis
  • System test program
  • Delivery of remote handling solutions
  • Tendering

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE:

The following are the minimum requirements:-

  • Degree or equivalent qualification in an Engineering discipline.
  • A good knowledge of complex electro-mechanical systems and an understanding of their associated engineering discipline.
  • Proven ability to deliver and make presentations to large corporate clients.
  • Proven ability to provide system engineering solutions for projects.
  • An excellent working knowledge of English.

Experience in any of the following will be beneficial:-

  • Development and delivery of complex electro-mechanical systems for the nuclear, aerospace, shipbuilding or medical sectors.
  • Experience in the nuclear industry.
  • Knowledge of Enterprise Architect.

SALARY AND BENEFITS

The position will be filled at Graduate Engineering, Engineering or Senior Engineering career grade with a starting salary depending on experience.

You will be eligible to join the company Stakeholder pension scheme to which the company contributes a sum equivalent to 5% of the annual basic salary.  Other benefits include 26 days annual leave rising by 1 day per completed year of service up to a maximum of 31 plus 8 statutory Bank Holidays.  Three days of the leave are used to allow for a Christmas shutdown.  Bonus scheme, private annual health checks and professional fees are also part of the package.

Start Date

This position is currently based in our Abingdon office, but will be in our new premises at Harwell from mid-December 2018 and is available immediately.

CLOSING DATE

28th December  2018

Please submit your covering letter and CV below:

Company

Veolia’s broad range of capabilities in the nuclear field have now been united within a new entity: Veolia Nuclear Solutions.

The business has operational centres in the UK, France, the USA, Canada and Japan and brings together a comprehensive range of technologies and services for facility restoration, decommissioning of plants, and the treatment of low-and intermediate-level radioactive waste, all nurtured by our nuclear experts and backed by thousands of Veolia staff worldwide.

In the UK the business incorporates Oxford Technologies Ltd which delivered the world’s first remote handling equipment to operate inside a nuclear fusion reactor. The business is staffed by an amazing group of uniquely-skilled designers, engineers and assemblers who are developing and delivering solutions to some of the most complex projects, which currently includes, in the UK (Dounreay Shaft and Silo, Sellafield ponds), in Europe (ITER and CERN) and in Japan (Fukushima, Unit 2)

Away from robotics the business is delivering solutions utilising the Groups technologies in separation and stabilisation (e.g. Geo-melt, a unique batch vitrification process) and developing solutions leveraging the wide range of solutions available across the Veolia Group.

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