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Technical Project Manager

Lincoln

£60k – £75k/yr

Posted about 21 hours ago

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Technical Project Manager – Electronics

Location: Lincolnshire

Salary: up to £75,000 + Relocation support, Sponsorship

Want to work with cutting-edge technology? Ready to take the next step into product management and leadership?

Here is a role with a leading semiconductor manufacturer that has over 60 years of experience developing high-power, high-reliability electronic components for global markets.

With significant investment going into new technologies, this is an exciting opportunity for an experienced semiconductor engineer to step into a strategic product management position, taking ownership of products from initial market requirements through to development, manufacturing, and launch.

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You can expect a technically challenging role, significant cross-functional responsibility, and a genuine opportunity to progress towards Product Line Manager and ultimately Product Line Director as the product line grows.