The Senior Hardware Architect will lead the hardware architecture for sonar systems in anti-submarine warfare, ensuring designs align with system architecture and requirements, while coordinating with teams and stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.

The Principal Hardware Architect will support design activities, manage stakeholder requirements, ensure hardware architecture stability, and mentor team members in hardware design for sonar systems.

Deliver firmware projects for defence related products, working with multi-disciplinary teams and using various design methodologies and verification tools.

Lead systems engineering for large-scale naval communications programmes across lifecycle phases: requirements, solution architecture, design, IVVQ, deployment and through-life support. Provide technical leadership, manage multifunctional teams, maintain design baselines, mitigate technical risks, and produce design validation and certification documentation.

Support payroll tasks, projects, and continuous improvement: resolve payroll queries, test system/process changes, analyse payroll data, support implementations, maintain compliance and data governance, and train/update process documentation.

Manage FPGA/digital electronics discipline across Thales UK: lead FPGA architecture, development and verification lifecycle, deliverable performance, stakeholder engagement, resource and talent planning, process adherence, and continuous improvement while line-managing teams and ensuring hardware quality and on-time delivery.

Lead Test Engineering discipline within ECC-UK, managing PXI and bespoke verification projects. Accountable for delivery performance, resource provisioning, hardware QA, stakeholder engagement, process adherence, continuous improvement, and line management of direct reports while supporting talent pipelines across UK Thales sites.

The Product Safety Engineer is responsible for ensuring compliance with safety regulations by developing safety assessments, plans, and managing safety-related projects.

As a Test Design Engineer, you will lead the design of test solutions for aerospace and defence systems, ensuring compliance with standards and customer requirements. You will collaborate with stakeholders and integrate testing systems throughout the product lifecycle.

Develop and manage system requirements, designs, and documentation for training and simulation solutions, collaborating with engineering teams and stakeholders.

As a Systems Architect, the role involves translating customer requirements into solutions, delivering innovative designs, and adhering to bid schedules and processes.

Manage high-value bids by planning, coordinating team efforts, managing compliance, and developing customer-focused proposals while ensuring financial robustness.

The Manufacturing Engineer leads industrial process engineering, driving continuous improvement, optimizing production processes, and ensuring compliance with quality standards in manufacturing. Responsibilities include technology transfer, analyzing failures, and managing cost estimation.

Lead the late-stage industrialization and optimization of production processes in a complex engineering environment, driving continuous improvement and compliance with safety standards.

The Safety Assurance Manager oversees safety engineering activities, ensuring compliance with standards, managing risks, and guiding projects through safety governance.

The Electronic Warfare System Architect will analyze customer needs, formalize specifications, and ensure the technical integration of electronic warfare systems. Responsibilities include testing, customer demonstrations, and collaboration with engineering teams.

The Systems Engineer will support the development and integration of Naval Communications systems, focusing on tactical voice management and ensuring specifications meet customer requirements.

Lead and manage integrated bid teams for Optronics and Missile Electronics, oversee end-to-end bid activities, maintain master bid schedules, manage bid costs and recoveries, engage stakeholders and customers, champion commercial and programme-focused bid culture, and ensure governance, risk management, and continuous improvement across bidding processes.

The Software Configuration Controller coordinates configuration management activities, implements plans, specifies requirements, manages software versions, and ensures compliance with contractual obligations while supporting project teams.

The Configuration Management Administrator will manage data registration and release, ensure data integrity, maintain records, and support project teams with configuration management tools.