Turn three teams’ test requirements into one bounded supplier brief for a reusable electromechanical platform.
Melbourne, Australia Hybrid
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The brief
Mechanical, electronics and software teams each have a different picture of our next test platform. The assignment covers three 90-minute stakeholder workshops, a requirements set of up to 45 entries and one supplier-neutral briefing pack. We need a clear first-release boundary and observable acceptance conditions for the important functions. Detailed system design, supplier negotiations and procurement are excluded. One consolidated stakeholder revision is included.
A running start
Completed: ran the discovery workshops and recorded the boundaries and conflicting requirements.
Current: review priorities, measurable acceptance methods and interfaces with the three discipline leads.
Check that every first-release requirement has an owner and acceptance method, then close one joint review.
Working together
Confirm the deliverables, review checks and response window together so everyone knows what a successful handover looks like.
Record the requested change, its reason and its effect on deliverables, budget and timing. Both parties agree the revised scope in writing before the additional work begins.