Triumph Motorcycles Limited
System Engineer

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The Original British Motorcycling Company
Triumph Motorcycles is the Original British Motorcycling Company, we are seeking a talented Systems Engineer / Senior Systems Engineer with experience in Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) to join our Electrical & Electronic Systems team.
Working on the development of next-generation motorcycle technologies, you'll play a key role in defining system architectures, requirements and feature functionality across a range of exciting vehicle programmes.
Company Benefits:
- Annual Leave – 25 days plus bank holidays.
- Additional Annual Leave
- Pension Scheme
- Life Assurance Scheme - currently 6 x pensionable salary.
- Preferential rates for medical insurance with a third-party provider.
- Employee Motorcycle Purchase Scheme - on successful completion of the probation period (minimum of 6 months), we offer employees and their close family the opportunity to purchase a brand new Triumph Motorcycle with up to 25% discount.
- Discounted Clothing, Parts and Accessories Purchases
- Company benefits platform, allowing discounts with multiple vendors.
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Key Responsibilities
- Capture and define stakeholder requirements for vehicle features
- Develop system architectures and feature behaviour using MBSE methodologies
- Create and maintain system requirements and technical specifications
- Support CAN and LIN communication network definition
- Investigate and resolve technical issues with suppliers and internal stakeholders
- Collaborate with integration, validation and component teams to deliver robust system solutions
- Maintain requirements traceability and support release activities
- Present technical information to a range of stakeholders


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About You
- Experience in Systems Engineering or Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
- Strong understanding of requirements management and system architecture development
- Ability to analyse complex technical problems and deliver practical solutions
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Experience working within automotive, motorcycle, aerospace, defence or other complex engineering environments would be advantageous
- Knowledge of CAN, LIN and systems integration would be beneficial
Hours of Work:
- 39 hours per week - Monday- Friday
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