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Senior Engineering Project Manager: 6 Month Contract (Inside IR35)

We are looking for an experienced Project Manager within technical engineering and manufacturing environments to join a market leader, producing hi-tech products to withstand harsh environments. You will be working with a growing division, focusing on bespoke robotic technology, acting as a key external interface for customers and covering complex, hi-value projects.

Spearheading long-term projects from cradle to grave, you will be the primary contact for engineering team members, where you will build client relationships, manage suppliers and get involved with bid management. You will need to communicate effectively between different stakeholders, providing technical expertise across a range of teams.

What are we looking for?

Project delivery experience from cradle to grave, within a highly regulated environment – preferably Miliary, defense or aerospace

Technical proficiency: Prince 2 Qualified, experience with APMP or Agile methodologies

SC Clearance requiredWhat’s in it for you?

Competitive salary and bonus scheme

26 days holiday +bank

Company pension, share scheme, healthcare

Hybrid working policy

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