Hensoldt | Germany | 73xxx Oberkochen, Aalen | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 25.08.2026 on stepstone.de
Requirement Manager for Complete Systems (m/f/d)
HENSOLDT is a leading European high-tech company based in Taufkirchen near Munich. The company develops sensor solutions, electronics and software for the areas of air, land, sea, cyber and space, and supports forces around the world to detect threats early and make sound operational decisions. Building on decades of experience in mission-critical sensor technology, HENSOLDT combines radar, optronics, electronics and cyber competencies with data-driven software and artificial intelligence. In the 2025 financial year, HENSOLDT generated sales of EUR 2.46 billion with around 9,500 employees. The company is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in the MDAX. For the area "Ground & Naval Solutions" we are looking for a*n at the Oberkochen site, Aalen site at the next possible time Requirement Manager (w/m/d) Within the "Ground & Naval Solutions" development area, various disciplines such as software, optics, electronics and mechanics are combined to develop high-quality, optronic visual systems. Our solutions combine information from multiple sensors working on visible and infrared wavelengths to provide the user with reliable information even under the most difficult conditions and to ensure the success of his mission. .
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Cross-project requirement management and system engineering across the entire spectrum from the customer to the subsystem Creation of Requirement Management plans paired with cooperation in technical concepts and architectures Administration / Care and support for the development-relevant Doors databases incl. User management Support in the implementation of domestic training Creation and maintenance of requirements, use cases and user stories in cooperation with stakeholders, as well as the corresponding development teams General system engineering with context requirement management Responsibility and implementation of a structured requirement management process incl. Generating the relevant key figures for project tracking Identification and management of risks and dependencies related to requirements and related system architecture Continuous improvement of requirements management processes and methods Establishing the relationships between architecture and requirements using a model-based approach
Completed studies with the discipline Systems Engineering, Mechatronics, Optronics, Electrical Engineering or comparable Very good knowledge of the handling and placement of Doors databases for complex projects and modularization Knowledge of Model Based Systems Engineering is advantageous Excellent communication and moderation capabilities Multiannual experience System engineering and requirement management technically complex mechatronic systems with large software components Analytical thinkability and a structured way of working. Good understanding of the functionality of complex mechatronic systems. Impressed methodological competence in solution and decision-making Very structured, self-organized and analytical methods as well as pronounced business-oriented thinking and working methods Self-responsive action and high self-motivation combined with focused target orientation German and English skills
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| 89077 Oberkochen, Aalen | ||
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