Product Lifecycle Engineer – Optical Encoder Technology
Wotton under Edge
Up to £50,000 depending on experience
The Product Lifecycle Engineer leads and implements product obsolescence activities. This role is responsible for developing and executing technical and commercial strategies to phase out products smoothly across Renishaw’s optical product range.
Key Responsibilities
- Work with Product Marketing, engineering teams, subsidiaries, and customers to understand technical requirements and support migration from obsolete products to suitable alternatives within the portfolio.
- Develop supporting materials and help define upgrade paths.
- Analyse sales data to support decisions on obsolete components.
- Create presentations to support lifecycle strategy and communicate it clearly to subsidiaries and internal stakeholders.
- Manage specific obsolescence programmes
- Liaise with forecasting to develop end of life forecast
- Build relationships with subsidiaries to gather information and support obsolescence
Key requirements
- HND or equivalent qualification in an engineering / STEM discipline
- Knowledge and experience of coordinating product obsolescence programmes
- Ability to make educated assumptions and forecasting decisions
- Ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams and engage with stakeholders at all levels.
- Understand MRP/ERP manufacturing processes
Desirable
- Understanding of metrology and optical measurement technology
- Experience with Renishaw products
- Problem solving experience
- Experience with working with remote team members
- Understanding of encoder production processes
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Product Lifecycle Engineer in Kingswood employer: Renishaw PLC
Join our dynamic team in Miskin, South Wales, where we prioritise employee growth and development in a supportive work culture. With competitive salaries and a shift premium, we offer a rewarding environment for aspiring machinists and fabricators to thrive, while also benefiting from hands-on training and mentorship opportunities that pave the way for a successful career in manufacturing.
