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      <description>Location: Yateley | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Permanent | Systems Engineer      Our client is a world-leading engineering and technology organisation specialising in the design and delivery of advanced subsea systems, sensors, instrumentation and communications technology. They are looking for a Systems Engineer to join a specialist custom projects team responsible for delivering complex subsea systems and instrumentation solutions for customers across defence, offshore energy, ocean science and renewable energy markets.     Working closely with Project Managers and multidisciplinary engineering teams, you will take ownership of the technical development of bespoke systems from concept through to delivery. This role offers exposure to the complete engineering lifecycle, including requirements capture, design, verification, validation, integration, testing and customer acceptance.     This position would suit an engineer who enjoys solving complex technical challenges, engaging directly with customers and coordinating activities across software, electronics, mechanical and systems engineering disciplines.     Key Responsibilities   Lead technical activities throughout the full project lifecycle from concept development through to system de...</description>
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