Senior Programme Manager - International Business Development Air

The role

You will guide the international roll-out of an air product across European markets. You will coordinate campaigns, prepare customer materials, and translate technical capabilities into value for defence customers.

What you will do

• Coordinate the international campaign for the air product across European markets
• Prepare customer-facing materials including presentations, white papers, product brochures and briefing packs
• Run the meeting cycle with customers, partners and senior Helsing stakeholders
• Explain product technical capability as operational and commercial value to defence customers
• Report campaign progress and market insight to leadership

Required qualifications

• Minimum 5 years' experience as business development manager, programme manager or consultant in defence, aerospace industry or related sectors
• University degree or equivalent experience in a subject relevant to these sectors
• Ability to analyse and present complex issues
• Willingness to travel regularly
• Business fluent in English and German
• Ready to meet all necessary requirements for a security clearance according to the respective national laws

Nice to have

• University degree in political science, mechanical, industrial or aerospace engineering

Benefits

• Competitive salary and VSOP options
• Relocation support: up to €2,500 and 4 weeks temporary accommodation
• Learning: €500/£450 yearly allowance
• Gym membership and mental health support (Nilo.health)
• Regularly company events and monthly social allowances
• 22 weeks fully paid parental leave for primary caregivers
• 6 weeks fully paid parental leave for secondary caregivers
• 5 days of paid family emergency leave
• 100% remote work option during pregnancy
• Phased return to work

Before you apply

• Must meet all necessary requirements for a security clearance according to the respective national laws

About the company

Helsing is a defence AI company with a mission to protect democracies. They aim to achieve technological leadership so open societies can maintain sovereign decisions and ethical standards.