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An expanding Defence client of ours is currently in the market for a Systems Engineer to support a variety of UK-based customers with the next generation of Voice Communication solutions within the Defence & National Security domain.
Your Main Responsibilities
- System build, Integration, and Commissioning of On-Premise based solutions to their Defence customers.
- System configuration per customer requirements.
- Collaboration on design, implementation and delivery with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders.
- Communicating with customers about technical issues.
- System/Software troubleshooting and fault diagnosis/resolution – working with development teams to identify and resolve system issues.
- Inspecting and accepting products from sub suppliers and partners prior to implementation.
- Close coordination of tasks with local and international teams.
- Creating work instructions/work plans for use by projects.
- Assisting with technical responses when there is a bid in progress.
- Assisting with technical training and user configuration training, sharing knowledge of the solution with the customer enabling them to fulfil the potential of the solution.
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Your Experience
- Engineering Delivery within a mission-critical or military domain, or a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Systems, Electronics or Communications Engineering. (Essential)
- Recent experience of server and workstation build and configuration in a Linux (RHEL preferred) environment. (Essential)
- Familiarity with system installation tasks, including relevant electrical, electronics and mechanical engineering skills.
- Defence/MOD domain experience, including a working knowledge of Defence standards (Def-Stans, JSPs, SCIDA etc.)
- Solid Project delivery experience within a fast-moving working environment.
- Requirements Engineering.
- Practical Cisco networking experience, including basic knowledge of the Cisco IOS command line interface.
- VoIP systems, including Telephony/Radio Integration


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