Located in Wimborne, Dorset, Eaton's Aerospace division is a global leader in aerospace fuel systems, renowned for delivering fully integrated solutions for both fixed and rotary wing aircraft. The facility specialises in cutting edge air to air refuelling systems, advanced refuelling probes, air to air and air to ground launch systems utilising both pneumatic and pyrotechnic ejection technologies, as well as a range of Defensive Aids Sub Systems. With over 80 years of industry experience, the company is recognised as the world's leading provider of air to air refuelling systems, offering fifth generation solutions to Air Forces worldwide.
What you'll do:This position is for a Systems Engineer (SE) supporting new product development and research in Eaton's Mission Systems Division (MSD). The Systems Engineer is responsible for requirements management, system architecture development, and supporting system integration and test. The candidate will be an individual contributor alongside other system engineers based in the UK and in global teams.
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