Hardware Engineering Manager
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Job description
Reporting to the Director of Programmes & Engineering, the Hardware Engineering Manager will lead, develop and empower a team of hardware engineers to deliver market-leading, mission-critical products. The role is centred on achieving delivery excellence through people. Aligning work to individual strengths, building capability across the team, and fostering a culture of collaboration and knowledge sharing to reduce single points of failure. By creating a resilient, well-balanced team and guiding delivery using the latest, often pre-released technologies, you will enable consistent, high-quality outcomes in demanding environments., * Leading and supporting a team of hardware engineers and design authorities to deliver high-quality embedded electronic designs, with clear ownership across architecture, schematics and PCB layout, principally around Intel x86 architecture.
- Keeping delivery on track by continuously reviewing how we work, partnering with the wider engineering community to make things simpler and more effective.
- Making sure designs are robust, well thought through, and ready for review - meeting functional, quality and lifecycle expectations.
- Pulling together strong, clear technical submissions for lifecycle reviews, covering documentation, safety and quality standards.
- Working closely with software and systems teams to make sure hardware integrates smoothly and performs reliably as part of the bigger picture.
- Collaborating with product, software and manufacturing teams to ensure designs are practical, buildable, and aligned to what the business needs.
- Keeping stakeholders up to date with clear, honest views on technical progress and risk - no surprises.
- Building a great team environment by role-modelling the culture - trust, accountability, collaboration, and continual improvement.
- Supporting your team day to day - coaching, developing, managing performance, and making sure people are set up to do their best work.
Requirements
- Experience delivering embedded computer designs using Intel x86 architectures, with the credibility to guide and review detailed design work.
- Strong problem-solving and debugging skills, with the ability to work through complex technical challenges.
- A solid understanding of the full product lifecycle-from concept through to development, verification, and release.
- Experience identifying, managing, and mitigating technical risk within hardware programmes.
- A degree (or equivalent experience) in Electronic Engineering or a closely related field.
- A passion for technology, continuous improvement, and developing others.
Desirable:
- Knowledge of design for test and manufacture.
- Experience designing for rugged or challenging environments.
- Understanding of embedded software and hardware interaction.
- Awareness of high-speed digital design challenges.
Benefits & conditions
- A chance to lead and shape complex, cutting-edge embedded products using Intel x86 technologies.
- A true player-manager role-combining hands-on technical work with leading and growing a team.
- A high-performing environment-we expect the best and reward it accordingly.
- A supportive, down-to-earth culture where people are trusted and supported to do their best work.
- Real development through day-to-day learning, exposure, and meaningful responsibility-not just formal training.
Benefits for working at Concurrent
- 25 days holidays + bank holidays and holiday purchase scheme.
- Annual profit share bonus.
- Cycle to work, Home & Tech and car salary sacrifice schemes.
- Death in service benefit & income protection.
- Employee assistance programme and virtual GP.
- Employee referral scheme.
- Enhanced parental leave.
- Generous company pension scheme with up to 10% employer contribution.
- One paid volunteering day per year.
- Private Health Insurance through Bupa.
- YuLife wellbeing app.