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Project Engineer – Digital Engineering (SC Cleared) | Reading (50% on-site) | Defence/Aerospace
We’re recruiting 4 Technical Project Engineers (one role per area: Synthetics, ITEA, TLS, Process & Integration) to support sensitive MOD/aerospace programmes with Edgewing. This is a delivery-focused role acting as the key technical interface between engineering teams and Delivery Management.
Clearance
Active SC is mandatory (DV preferred)
Location
Reading – minimum 50% on-site
Rate
Provided is bill rate
What you’ll do
- Coordinate technical delivery across engineering teams and stakeholders
- Own and manage technical risks, issues, assumptions, dependencies, and change control
- Support project plans, technical roadmaps, estimation, resource/capacity planning, and prioritisation
- Provide first-line technical leadership and decision-making; act as engineering escalation point
- Manage technical interfaces with customers, suppliers, and internal delivery teams
- Drive governance: engineering standards, technical reviews, milestone assessments, reporting/forecasting
- Ensure deliverables meet agreed scope, schedule, and quality criteria
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What you’ll need (essential)
- Active SC Clearance (DV preferred)
- 3+ years’ Aerospace & Defence experience, delivering in MOD / Defence Digital / UK aerospace environments
- Degree (or equivalent) in Engineering or a relevant technical discipline
- Experience planning and delivering complex technical work packages (critical paths, milestones, reporting)


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Nice to have
- APM / PRINCE2 / PMI / Agile / scheduling qualification
- Experience with Digital Engineering, test, simulation, or through-life support lifecycles
- Multi-partner / supplier delivery experience in regulated environments
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Send your CV with clearance status (SC/DV), preferred role area (Synthetics / ITEA / TLS / Process & Integration), availability, and required bill rate confirmation.
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