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Edwards Vacuum

Team Manager - Sustaining Electrical Engineering

Bristol
Posted about 2 months ago
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As a Team Manager - Sustaining Electrical Engineering, reporting to a Technical Manager ,this role has direct responsibility for leading, empowering and motivating multiple teams of sustaining engineers with a strong electrical bias. The team is accountable for safe, compliant and timely engineering support across the product lifecycle, from issue triage and root-cause investigation through design change, validation and release, including support to customer commissioning, field trials and in‑service reliability improvements. The role works closely with manufacturing, quality, service, supply chain, project management and customer stakeholders to ensure robust product performance, controlled change, and continuous improvement to specification, cost and schedule.

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Lead, guide and motivate a team of ~6 electrical engineers by setting clear goals and SMART objectives, completing development plans, and providing regular coaching, mentoring and 1:1s; build capability across electrical disciplines, including support for professional registration, to create a high‑performing and continuously improving engineering function. Advocate and lead the adoption of best practice electrical engineering to improve the delivery of the engineering function to time, cost, quality and specification, whilst ensuring the appropriate level of effective technical governance is in place for safety, compliance, quality and reliability. Input into and distribute work packages, often across multiple cross functional teams, guiding the project toward a successful passage through project milestones through to completion and volume production. Own technical governance for sustaining changes, assuring that safe and compliant design decisions are made through appropriate technical reviews and approvals, and that robust documentation and configuration control (e.g. ECR/ECO) is maintained from problem statement through release. Provide leadership and direction for electrical problem solving, including failure investigation, root cause analysis (e.g., 8D/FMEA), containment actions, and verification of corrective/preventive actions (CAPA) to improve reliability and serviceability. Ensure sustaining deliverables meet stakeholder requirements from system level down to sub‑system/component level, with clear validation and verification plans (including test strategy, acceptance criteria, and traceability).

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Degree: Bachelors (essential), Masters (desirable), or demonstrable equivalent in Electrical Engineering. Chartered Engineer or working towards (desirable) Significant level of experience of the practical application of best-practice product design, development and electrical engineering in a relatable engineering industry (essential). Proven experience of line management responsibility, including performance management, coaching, and development of electrical engineers (essential) Experience of owning and supporting personal development plans (PDPs), skills development, mentoring, and career progression for engineers across different experience levels (essential) Experience of project coordination, project governance, methods, and management of teams (essential) Experience balancing people leadership with technical authority, ensuring delivery, quality, compliance, and team wellbeing are maintained (essential) Able to demonstrate knowledge of best-practice engineering (essential) Understands key technical deliverables and requirements and can report concisely to engineers, project managers, and the wider project team (essential)

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This role offers a hybrid working arrangement, allowing you to split your time between working remotely and being on-site at our office in Bristol, United Kingdom (GB).

About Edwards

Edwards is a leading developer and manufacturer of sophisticated vacuum products, exhaust management systems and related value-added services. Edwards solutions are integral to manufacturing processes for semiconductors, flat panel displays, LEDs and solar cells. They are also used within an increasingly diverse range of industrial processes including power, glass and other coating applications; steel and other metallurgy; pharmaceutical and chemical; and for scientific instruments in a wide range of R&D applications.

Edwards has over 4,000 employees worldwide engaged in the design, manufacture and support of high technology vacuum and exhaust management equipment. Edwards has state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Europe, Asia and North America.

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Skills

Electrical Engineering
Team Leadership
Coaching
Mentoring
Project Management
Problem Solving
Root Cause Analysis
Technical Governance
Continuous Improvement
Validation
Verification
Compliance
Change Management
Performance Management
Stakeholder Management
Best Practices

Location

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

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