Engineering Manager – Pumps
Location: Manchester, Warrington or Derby (Hybrid)
Salary: Competitive with excellent benefits
Morson are supporting a major UK Small Modular Reactor (SMR) programme, a landmark clean energy initiative developing next-generation nuclear technology.
We’re looking for an Engineering Manager – Pumps on behalf of our client, to lead the design, development, and integration of critical pump systems within a highly regulated, complex engineering environment.
You’ll join the Components & Mechanical Equipment function, responsible for delivering key pump technologies that support safe and efficient reactor operation. The team works across design, manufacturing, verification, and supply chain.
What You’ll Do
Lead technical delivery of pump systems across the SMR programme
Define and integrate pump solutions into wider plant design
Lead and develop a growing engineering team
Deliver complex engineering programmes (cost, schedule, quality)
Work across engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, and programme teams
Engage with senior stakeholders, suppliers, and regulators
Drive governance, assurance, and continuous improvement
What We’re Looking For
Strong background in pumps / rotating equipment / mechanical systems
Experience leading engineering teams or technical programmes
Background in complex, regulated engineering environments
Strong stakeholder management and influencing skills
Experience working across full product lifecycle
Engineering degree or equivalent experience
What’s on Offer
Competitive salary (DOE)
Bonus up to 12.5%
£2,200 flexible benefits allowance
12% pension contribution
28 days holiday + buy/sell option
Private medical cover (BUPA single cover)
Life assurance (6x salary)
Hybrid working (Derby, Warrington, Manchester)
Why This Role?
Join a first-of-a-kind SMR nuclear programme
Lead critical engineering systems with long-term impact
Combine technical leadership with strategic influence
High-growth, high-visibility programme environment
Additional Info
BPSS, DBS and financial probity checks will be required due to the nature of the sector