Careers at ANSL

Our experts are empowered to play a key role in solving our customer challenges, regardless of the role they play. As we work to change the way air traffic solutions are designed and delivered, we are reliant on drawing from our rich and diverse workforce to offer new solutions for our customers.

At ANSL, we embrace a wide range of backgrounds, recognising the immense worth of diverse experiences and perspectives. In our teams we combine the strengths of having some of the world’s leading Air Traffic Management experts working with the best and brightest from a variety of aviation and non-aviation backgrounds.  

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Whether you honed your skills in change management, consider yourself an expert in handling data and systems or are fueled by a passion for education and teaching, we are looking for your unique skill set to challenge the status quo and drive the air traffic management industry forward. 

We look for people who are committed to understanding our customers, suppliers, partners and most importantly, each other. Only through taking ownership, striving for self-improvement, and collaborating to share our experiences, can we provide unique solutions, exceed customer expectations, and deliver the growth our customers expect.

A day in the life of an ANSL Engineer

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Our current vacancies

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Fixed Term Contract, Part Time
Edinburgh
Posted 2 weeks ago
The Senior Project Manager will be responsible for leading and coordinating the delivery of a two-workstream recovery and redesign programme of a complex Air Traffic Control asset at Edinburgh Airport. The role will focus on stabilising and assuring the current operational system to provide a safe and reliable contingency capability ahead of the summer traffic period, while concurrently managing the structured redesign and re-implementation of a more resilient, user-centred and future-proof solution.Working on a part-time basis (approximately 2.5 days per week) on a fixed term contract, the Senior Project Manager will oversee the full project lifecycle across both workstreams, including planning, mobilisation, governance, stakeholder coordination, risk management, supplier oversight, testing and assurance readiness, and transition into live operations. The postholder will act as the primary coordination point between ANSL, the ATC asset Original Equipment Manufacturer, and the airport stakeholders, ensuring that delivery activities are integrated, transparent and aligned with operational and safety priorities.The role will operate within established project governance and assurance frameworks, maintaining schedules, budgets, risks, issues and dependencies, and ensuring that deliverables meet agreed specifications and acceptance criteria. They will provide regular reporting to project internal and external boards, proactively escalating risks and facilitating timely decision-making to protect operational continuity and programme outcomes.Responsibilities  • Lead day-to-day project management of a single programme at Edinburgh Airport, coordinating delivery activities across ANSL, the airport and other third-party stakeholders. • Plan, mobilise and manage both defined workstreams, ensuring that the Recovery Workstream delivers a safe and reliable system ahead of the summer traffic period and that the Redesign Workstream progresses in accordance with agreed scope, specification and milestones. • Develop and maintain the integrated project plan, including schedules, dependencies, risks, issues, assumptions, and resource requirements, ensuring alignment with operational and regulatory constraints. • Act as the primary interface between business, operational, technical and supplier teams, facilitating collaboration, clarifying responsibilities, and ensuring timely resolution of blockers. • Oversee supplier performance and hold Indra accountable for delivery against contractual commitments, specifications, assurance requirements, acceptance criteria and agreed timelines. • Coordinate the preparation, review and incorporation of the Recovery and Redesign Specifications, ensuring requirements are clearly defined, measurable and suitable for operational acceptance. • Manage testing and assurance readiness, including planning for simulator, shadow and other validation activities, and ensuring appropriate evidence is gathered prior to operational deployment. • Support safe transition into live operations, including deployment planning, rollback strategies, operational readiness checks and stakeholder communications. • Establish and maintain appropriate project governance, including reporting to programme boards and senior leadership, providing clear updates on progress, risks, costs and decisions required. • Track and manage third -party costs and activities associated with the programme, supporting the itemisation of costs and evidencing delivery obligations where required. • Proactively identify and mitigate delivery, safety, operational and commercial risks, escalating material concerns promptly and recommending practical solutions. • Ensure compliance with ANSL project management standards, change control processes, and regulatory or safety assurance requirements. • Facilitate workshops, planning sessions and stakeholder engagements to gather operational input and support the design of a resilient, user -centred solution. • Maintain clear documentation and records to provide auditability and transparency across all project activities. • Deliver outcomes effectively within the constraints of a part -time engagement (2.5 days per week) by prioritising critical path activities, focusing on coordination and governance, and leveraging subject matter experts where appropriate.Skills and Experience Required • Educated to degree level or equivalent. • Prince 2 Practitioner, Agile, PMP, Six Sigma qualified or equivalent. • Significant PM experience in an aviation or engineering environment. • Solid technical background with experience managing complex multi-functional projects. • Experience of working within a highly regulated industry is desirable. • Knowledge of the aviation and air traffic industry is desirable. • Highly competent communicator including written communications. • Strong influencing skills, capable of working with and challenging internal and external senior managers and directors. • Experience producing monthly reports relating to project deliverables. • Experience developing stakeholder relationships. • Pro-active approach, able to identify areas of need and to manage outputs. • Excellent organisational skills and attention to detail being able to work under pressure to deadlines and prioritise activities. • Experience to include interpretation of contracts, implementation of project controls, contract correspondence and close out of projects. • Experience in programme creation, analysis, interpretation and reporting. • A strong analyst able to quickly identify priorities in complex situations. • Strong IT skills. • Confident with ability to influence and persuade customers. • Self -motivated with the ability to take ownership to work autonomously and use own initiative. • Good understanding of commercial principles and their relevance to the respective tasks and projects.

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Job CategoryCommercial

The Senior Project Manager will be responsible for leading and coordinating the delivery of a two-workstream recovery and redesign programme of a complex Air Traffic Control asset at Edinburgh Airport...

12 Month FTC
Crawley, Gatwick, Head Office
Posted 2 weeks ago
Are you a detail-oriented finance professional who enjoys structured tasks and keeping things running smoothly?We are currently looking for a Finance Assistant to join our Gatwick based Head Office team at Air Navigation Solutions Limited on a 12 month fixed term contract. The successful candidate will provide reliable and accurate support in the day-to-day financial operations of our organisation across the sales ledger, purchase ledger, employee expenses, payment runs and administration. The Finance Assistant will work alongside the Management Accountant and the Head of Finance, in addition to liaising across the business as required.This is a hands on, process focussed role which is ideal for someone who thrives in a consistent, task driven environment.Responsibilities Sales Ledger • Issuing sales invoices to customers, ensuring accuracy and timely distribution • Performing basic credit control, including sending statements, reminders, and following up on overdue payments Purchase Ledger • Processing purchase invoices and credit notes, ensuring correct coding, authorisation, and matching to purchase orders where required • Resolving invoice discrepancies with suppliers or the procurement team, ensuring suppliers are paid within agreed terms • Administering and tracking purchase requests, ensuring compliance with internal procedures • Conducting monthly purchase order management, including reviewing and closing PO’s as appropriate • Reconciling supplier statements and resolving any outstanding issues Employee Expense Management • Reconciling and processing company credit card transactions, ensuring all supporting documentation is received and correctly coded • Administering the employee expenses process, checking claims for accuracy and compliance with policy Payment Run • Preparing and executing supplier and employee payment runs, including BACS and online banking, issuing remittance advice and managing urgent payment requests Administration and Support • Managing vendor records within the accounting system, including SAP Concur, by setting up new suppliers, updating bank details, maintaining accurate contact and payment information, and ensuring credit terms are correctly recorded and applied • Managing the finance inbox and responding to internal and external queries in a timely and professional manner • Maintaining and updating accounting systems and expense/invoice platform  • Performing regular bank reconciliations and maintaining accurate records of all bank transactions • Assisting with month -end and year-end closing procedures, ensuring all transactions are posted before deadlines • Supporting the finance team with the preparation of documentation and schedules for the year -end audit • Providing general administrative support to the finance team, including data entry, filing, and document management • Assisting with ad hoc finance tasks as required to ensure the smooth running of the department Skills and Experience Required: • Proven experience in processing invoices, issuing sales invoices, payments, and reconciliations • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and other Microsoft Office applications • Experience using accounting software such as Sage, Xero, or similar platforms • Strong attention to detail and a methodical, organised approach • Ability to manage repetitive processes with consistency and accuracy • Good communication and relationship building skills for liaising with internal teams and external parties • Professional and discreet in handling confidential financial information • Self -motivated, dependable, and able to work independently • High levels of integrity, professionalism and confidentiality Desirable but not essential: • Experience with SAP Concur or similar expense systems • Understanding customer billing processes • Experience supporting year -end audit preparation • AAT Level 2 or equivalent experience in a finance or accounts role

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Job CategoryFinance

Are you a detail-oriented finance professional who enjoys structured tasks and keeping things running smoothly? We are currently looking for a Finance Assistant to join our Gatwick based Head Office t...

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