Anson McCade
System Engineer

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Role: Systems Engineer - Various Levels
Location: Belfast, 3 days per week hybrid
Salary: £50,000 - £70,000
SC eligible, clearance required to start
We’re looking for a technically strong Senior Systems Engineer who can work across the full engineering lifecycle, with particular focus on requirements, integration, verification, validation, and qualification. This role suits someone who is hands-on, confident engaging with stakeholders, and comfortable working across hardware, software, and firmware in a complex engineering environment.
You’ll be joining a business that values strong systems thinking, practical problem solving, and clear communication. This is an opportunity to take ownership of technically challenging work and contribute to customer-facing programs where quality, rigor, and delivery matter.
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Key Responsibilities
- Work on the right-hand side of the V lifecycle, supporting integration, verification, validation, and qualification activities.
- Capture, manage, and mature requirements.
- Develop test documentation, test plans, and test specifications.
- Execute integration and validation tests.
- Create and maintain VVRM documentation.
- Support acceptance activities and safety requirements.
Your Background
- Strong experience with requirements management, system architecture, or integration and testing.
- Good understanding of verification, validation, or certification processes.
- Experience with model-based engineering techniques, including MBSE, is desirable.
- Confident working across hardware, software, or firmware.
- Degree or equivalent experience in an engineering discipline.


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Benefits
- Competitive salary up to £70k.
- 3 days per week hybrid in Belfast.
- Relocation support if needed.
This is a role for a technically credible engineer who enjoys solving complex problems and delivering high-quality engineering outcomes in a demanding environment.
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