Combat Systems Analysis Engineer

at  Babcock International

ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE OF THE COMBAT SYSTEMS ANALYSIS ENGINEER

• You will Iideally have experience of submarines from an operational or maintenance engineering perspective. Candidates with surface ships expeirince will be considered
• Experience of defect reporting within the MOD, Operational Deficiencies (OPDEFS), S2022(A), S2022(S), Concessions, UMMS etc.
• A background in naval architecture, marine, mechanical, electrical engineering or other Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) related backgrounds.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE COMBAT SYSTEMS ANALYSIS ENGINEER

• Degree qualified in a relevant STEM-based discipline or HND, Foundation Degree with relevant experience.
  We value difference and don’t have a fixed idea when it comes to background or education, provided you can show the required level of experience and/or willingness to learn then we would like to hear from you.

ROLE ID: SF59879

At Babcock we’re working to create a safe and secure world, together, and if you join us, you can play your part as a Combat Systems Analysis Engineer at our Bristol Babcock Technology Centre, or Plymouth, Devonport.

THE ROLE

As a Combat Systems Analysis Engineer, you’ll have a role that’s out of the ordinary. Babcock submarine support engineering mission systems within naval nuclear is focussed on support to the Royal Navy’s in-service combat and strategic systems, trusted to deliver and sustain the fight function to ensure mission ready ships and submarines.

Day-to-day, you’ll support the processing of defect reporting, highlight underperforming equipment, and provide recommendations to improve capability and availability. You will also:

• Draft and release S2022 (Alpha) reports
• Process defect reports (Known as S2022(S)) and work with the Design Authority to provide suitable responses to ships staff recommendations and remarks.
• Work with the Design Authority to close any follow-on actions that are raised as part of the S2022(S) process.
• Support the management of concessions close-out by proposing maintenance periods suitable to conduct work and, when agreed, enter work packages into the Rolling Design Authority Requirement (RDAR).
• Evaluate combat system equipment defect data to determine the underperforming equipment areas and produce reports and presentations summarising findings.

This role is full time, 35 hours per week and provides hybrid working arrangements at ether Bristol or Plymouth, two to three days in the office/onsite and two to three days working from home.