Se3
VP Programmes
Munich. Posted 26 days ago
The role
You will lead government programme pursuits from early requirements to contract award. You will work with founders, commercial leadership, and engineers in Munich to build and lead a programmes team.
What you will do
- Lead the pursuit of government programmes and shape requirements early
- Own bids and proposals end to end
- Guide opportunities through procurement processes, commercial negotiation and contract award
- Build trusted relationships with government programme offices and end users
- Work with engineering and delivery teams to ensure realistic commitments
- Hire and develop a small team of programme and bid managers
Required qualifications
- Played a lead role in winning government programmes
- Know government defence customers and their procurement processes
- Managed bids from requirement to award
- Led or mentored a team
- Work well with engineers
- Based in Munich or willing to relocate
- Speak fluent English
- Eligible to work on defence-related projects
- Able to obtain relevant security clearance where required
Nice to have
- German is a plus
- Military experience
- Experience in defence programme management or a government programme office
- An established network across European defence customers
- Experience with autonomous systems, UAVs or software-defined defence
Benefits
- Participate in SE3's growth through our employee participation programme
- High-quality and modern toolset
- Flat hierarchy
- Best-in-class AI tools and agents
- 31 Paid Days Off
- Free membership to gyms, yoga, and wellness through EGYM Wellpass
- 2 company retreats per year
- Professional mentor
Before you apply
- Candidates must be eligible to work on defence-related projects
- Must be able to obtain relevant security clearance where required
- Intro Call
- Case Study
- Deep-Dive Interview
About the company
SE3 Labs builds spatial intelligence and autonomy software for unmanned systems. They combine 3D computer vision, state estimation and AI to help autonomous platforms operate when sensors become unreliable.