Air Traffic Data Project Engineer

Cramlington
8 months ago
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Location: Cramlington, Northumberland

Salary: £28,000 per annum

Hours: Monday to Friday, 08:30 to 17:00 - with an early Friday finish

Are you an experienced Project Engineer looking to make a real impact in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) industry? Connect Appointments is seeking a talented Air Traffic Data Project Engineer to join our client's dynamic team. Our client is a renowned provider of ATC systems and solutions, supporting over 300 airports and communication centres worldwide.

What's On Offer?

Permanent Position: Stability and long-term career prospects
Flexible Hours: Enjoy a work-life balance with early Friday finishes
Competitive Salary: £28,000 per annum
Career Growth: Flexibility and potential for remote work after the probation periodYour Role as a Project Engineer:

Project Development: Build, test, and configure ATD projects with precision
Documentation: Complete thorough documentation for each project, adhering to procedures and methodologies
Installation & Commissioning: Install and commission systems at customer sites, ensuring seamless integration
Project Management: Keep projects within budget and deliver on time
Customer Training & Support: Provide comprehensive training and ongoing support to customers on newly installed systems
Relationship Building: Maintain excellent relationships with customers, their engineers, and managementWhat You Bring to the Table:

Technical Skills: Proficient in Windows Server OS and Desktop OS, with excellent data systems knowledge
Communication: Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
Flexibility: Willingness to travel both locally and overseas as required
SQL Knowledge: Experience with SQL is beneficial but not essentialDoes this sound like the opportunity for you?

Get Connected and apply now by submitting your most up-to-date CV, or give us a call on (phone number removed). Take the next step in your career and join a team that's making a difference in air traffic control around the world!

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