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System Integration Manager

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Overview
We are seeking an experienced Integration Manager to lead the delivery of domain integration capabilities within a complex Digital Engineering environment. The role requires strong delivery management experience, working across engineering, IT, manufacturing, and external partners to deliver integration roadmaps and drive collaboration across multiple stakeholders.
Essential Skills & Experience
- 5+ years' experience as a Delivery Manager, Integration Manager, or similar within aerospace, defence, or another complex engineering environment.
- Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related discipline.
- Proven experience delivering integration solutions across complex, multi-stakeholder programmes.
- Strong understanding of systems integration, domain integration, engineering data flows, interoperability, Digital Engineering environments, and data exchange architectures.
- Experience coordinating Engineering, Manufacturing, IT, Quality, and external suppliers.
- Knowledge of cyber security, export control, information classification, intellectual property protection, data segregation, and secure information exchange.
- Experience managing integration roadmaps, delivery plans, prioritised backlogs, and supplier relationships.
- Understanding of engineering processes and Digital Engineering ecosystems.
- Service Management experience (ITIL or equivalent) and Project/Programme Management experience (APM, PRINCE2, or equivalent).
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Active SC clearance is essential.
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