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SII UK is seeking an experienced PMO – Integrated Risk Management (IRM) professional to support a major, complex engineering programme delivered onsite at a key customer location.
This role sits within a structured PMO environment and focuses on risk identification, assessment, mitigation and reporting across programmes and workstreams. The successful candidate will operate with a high degree of autonomy, acting as a trusted interface between delivery teams, programme leadership, and stakeholders, ensuring risks are clearly understood, actively managed, and communicated effectively.
Key Responsibilities
- Establish, maintain and continuously improve Integrated Risk Management (IRM) processes within the PMO framework
- Identify, analyse and assess programme and project risks across cost, schedule, quality and delivery
- Maintain and govern risk registers, ensuring accuracy, traceability and timely updates
- Facilitate risk reviews, workshops and mitigation planning sessions with delivery teams
- Monitor risk exposure, trends and mitigation effectiveness, escalating when required
- Produce clear, concise risk reporting for programme and senior management forums
- Ensure alignment of risk management activities with programme governance and PMO standards
- Act as a key communication bridge between PMO, engineering, project management and leadership teams
- Support audits, reviews and continuous improvement initiatives related to risk and governance
- Operate proactively and independently within the customer environment while representing SII UK professionally
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Essential Skills & Experience
- Strong knowledge of Integrated Risk Management (IRM) within a PMO or programme environment
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, both written and verbal
- Ability to work autonomously, taking ownership of risk activities and driving actions to closure
- Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with attention to detail
- Confidence facilitating workshops and engaging with multidisciplinary teams
- Structured, methodical approach to governance, reporting and decision support
- Proficient with PMO and reporting tools (e.g. risk registers, dashboards, MS Excel, PowerPoint, PM tools)
- Professional, adaptable and comfortable working onsite within a customer organisation
With five strategic offices in Belfast, Chester, Farnborough, London and Oxford, we work in partnership with our customers UK-wide to deliver high-impact engineering solutions.
SII UK is a trusted Aerospace and Defence engineering partner, supporting the delivery of complex, mission-critical programmes while helping to shape the future of innovation across next-generation systems and technologies.


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Our teams contribute daily to creating a fulfilling, stimulating and career development focused work environment.
True to our human-centred values, we are committed to making SII UK a Great Place To Work®, having been certified 5 years running.
Joining SII UK means being part of our collective goals, guided by our mission “Let’s Tech Together,” and helping to build a digital future that is sustainable, at the heart of an environment that values learning & collaboration.
Who are we?
With five strategic offices in Belfast, Chester, Farnborough, London and Oxford, we work in partnership with our customers UK-wide to deliver high-impact engineering solutions.
SII UK is a trusted Aerospace and Defence engineering partner, supporting the delivery of complex, mission-critical programmes while helping to shape the future of innovation across next-generation systems and technologies.
Our teams contribute daily to creating a fulfilling, stimulating and career development focused work environment.
True to our human-centred values, we are committed to making SII UK a Great Place To Work®, having been certified 5 years running.
Joining SII UK means being part of our collective goals, guided by our mission “Let’s Tech Together,” and helping to build a digital future that is sustainable, at the heart of an environment that values learning & collaboration.
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