Location: Bristol, Epsom, Reading

Start Date: ASAP

End date: 6-12 months

Hours per week: 37.5

Job description and responsibilities:

There are currently 5 vacancies for Senior and Principal Systems Engineers who will work within the Systems Engineering/Requirements teams on a number of Nuclear/Infrastructure projects. They will support the development, management and acceptance of systems level requirements (SLRs), with each of the roles varying slightly across the following activities:

• Develop and maintain SLRs and sub-SLRs with delivery partner stakeholders to ensure a breadth of knowledge is inserted into requirements activities and alignment with Assurance and Engineering documents.
• Mature SLRs and sub-SLRs by holding workshops and Requirement Working Groups with client stakeholders to progress them to endorsement status with the client.
• Ensure traceability of the SLRs to the Project Level Requirements (PLRs)
• Support the development and integration of safety and security requirements.
• Support the collation of evidence for the PLRs and SLRs into a Verification & Validation Requirements Matrix (VVRM) to support Design Reviews.
• Support the development of system architecture to underpin the requirements.

Skills Experience and Qualifications Required:

Essential for all 5 roles:

• Experience in all areas of the System Engineering Lifecycle
• Experience of leading engagement with a wide range of stakeholders to elicit requirements
• Experience of working on a multidisciplinary design project within a highly controlled environment.
• Experience of leading SLR development and acceptance workshops
• Be a competent DOORS Requirements Management application user.

Essential for 1 role:

• Experience of developing safety and security requirements

Essential for 2 roles:

• Experience in collating evidence against requirements and population of a VVRM
• Experience of developing the plan and process for the VVRM activity

Desirable for all roles:

• Experience of working on an infrastructure project and knowledge of the RIBA life cycle.
• Experience of working with AWE.
• Experience of working on a project within the nuclear sector