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Technical Lead : Propulsion Integration

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Location: Warwick
Pay Rate: A GBP 38 - A GBP 40 per hour
Contract: Outside IR35, Limited Company
Role Summary
An exciting opportunity for a Technical Lead: Propulsion Integration to provide technical leadership across multidisciplinary engineering teams, ensuring successful delivery of propulsion system requirements throughout the product lifecycle.
The Technical Lead: Propulsion Integration will apply systems engineering principles to define, integrate, and validate complex propulsion solutions while managing technical interfaces across multiple vehicle domains. The role is responsible for leading cross-functional collaboration, programme execution, risk management, and engineering excellence to achieve performance, cost, and timing targets.
Role and Responsibilities
- Lead integration and delivery of propulsion system software, controls, and calibration activities across vehicle programmes.
- Ensure alignment between hardware, software, controls, and system requirements to achieve propulsion performance and vehicle attribute targets.
- Coordinate software release planning and deployment activities against programme milestones and gateway deliverables.
- Manage cross-functional collaboration between controls, calibration, systems, validation, and commodity engineering teams.
- Lead propulsion verification and validation activities including MIL, SIL, HIL, vehicle-level testing, and sign-off events.
- Support development and validation of torque control, energy management, thermal management, drivability, efficiency, performance, and diagnostic functions.
- Review and approve software change requests, issue investigations, and corrective actions.
- Drive root cause investigation and resolution of vehicle integration, software, calibration, and controls-related issues.
- Ensure software maturity and readiness for prototype, DV, PV, launch, and production gateways.
- Support vehicle-level testing, data analysis, and issue triage activities.
- Manage functional integration and validation of propulsion features including regenerative braking, torque delivery, charging interactions, diagnostics, and thermal control strategies.
- Manage propulsion systems requirements and facilitate risk and opportunity discussions with stakeholders.
- Collaborate with programme, manufacturing, purchasing, quality, and development teams.
- Track programme timelines, budgets, and deliverables to support successful delivery.
- Support gateway material preparation and issue resolution.
- Act as a key technical authority for the Technical Lead: Propulsion Integration function across programmes.
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- Strong experience within Propulsion System Engineering.
- Proven project management capability.
- Relevant propulsion domain experience.
- Strong ownership mindset with excellent problem-solving skills.
- Customer-focused approach.
- Experience using AGILE JIRA.
- Experience using 3Dx.
- Experience using SAP.
- Proficient with Microsoft tools.
- Strong systems engineering knowledge.
- Ability to lead multidisciplinary engineering teams.
- Experience supporting vehicle integration, validation, and software delivery activities.
- Suitable background for a Technical Lead: Propulsion Integration position with responsibility for complex propulsion systems.
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Please note, this role is deemed outside of IR35: you will be operating as a Limited company Contractor.
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