Engineering Programme Lead
Bristol (hybrid)
£80,000 - £90,000 + bonus and benefits
We’re working with a global engineering and manufacturing business seeking an Engineering Programme Lead to drive technical excellence in product development by guiding multi-disciplinary engineering teams.
This is a management role where you will act as technical authority on a number of different programmes and projects.
Key responsibilities required for the Engineering Programme Lead role:
- Act as the technical authority for relevant projects, ensuring clear understanding of products, functions, and design intent.
- Lead and manage all engineering activities across disciplines—mechanical, electrical, software, test, and development engineering—for assigned systems.
- Provide technical direction and expertise to ensure system designs are standardized, configurable, and optimized for performance, uptime, and cost of ownership.
- Collaborate with Programme Management and the Technology Group to align on strategy, receive guidance, and escalate technical challenges when necessary.
Experience required for the Engineering Programme Lead role:
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in engineering, science, or related discipline.
- Extensive experience in system development and integration projects.
- Proven track record of leading complex projects across multiple domains.
- Experience working with international teams and customers, including travel for alignment.
- Demonstrated success in mentoring teams and driving technical excellence in programs.
This is an excellent opportunity for an Engineering Manager looking to take ownership of impactful projects and manage multi-disciplinary teams within a well-established, innovation-led, growing organisation.
If you are interested either ring 0161 694 9216 for more information or send your CV to and I will respond with the full job specification.
Locations
Engineering Programme Lead in Newport, Wales employer: Outsource Uk
BAE Systems is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment in Glasgow that fosters innovation and professional growth. With a strong commitment to employee development, you will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology in the defence sector while enjoying a supportive culture that values diversity and inclusion. The role of Mechanical Auxiliary Engineer not only provides competitive pay but also the chance to contribute meaningfully to projects that make a real difference in global security.