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System Integration and Test Engineer
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What you'll do
- Support the development, integration, and testing of underwater sensor technologies for Royal Naval projects.
- Deliver robust hardware and software solutions.
- Develop test strategies.
- Ensure integration between systems.
- Installation and setting to work.
- Platform trials.
- Defect rectification.
- Maintenance.
What they're looking for
- system integration
- test engineering
- security clearance (sc)
- requirements management
- integration verification and validation
- test plan development
- test procedure documentation
- hardware engineering
- analog electronics
- digital electronics
- cots integration
- fpga integration
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Full description from employer
We are seeking a System Integration and Test Engineer to support the development, integration, and testing of underwater sensor technologies for Royal Naval projects. You will deliver robust hardware and software solutions, develop test strategies, and ensure integration between systems. Ideal candidates have experience in systems engineering and a strong background in hardware and software integration.
Skills
- system integration
- test engineering
- security clearance (sc)
- requirements management
- integration verification and validation
- test plan development
- test procedure documentation
- hardware engineering
- analog electronics
- digital electronics
- cots integration
- fpga integration
- software integration
- test equipment operation
- fluke
- oscilloscope
- spectrum analyzer
- acoustic surface ship sensors
- sonar
- echo sounder
- side scanner
- ctd
- dvl
- command system
- installation and setting to work
- platform trials
- defect rectification
- maintenance
- microsoft office
- jira
Company
Thales
Cheadle, United Kingdom
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