Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, East Anglia, United Kingdom
Technical Futures
in the manufacturing and test processes, ensuring the efficient production of opto-electromechanical devices. The Lead Electro-Mechanical Technician should possess the following: A formal Engineering qualification (minimum of HNC/HND). Familiarity across electronic, electrical and mechanical engineering principles. Proven experience of Electro-mechanical assembly techniques. SMT Soldering, wiring and cable harness assembly Strong troubleshooting, fault-finding and … basic programming. Applicants for this Lead Test Technician role must have full eligibility to work in the UK without restrictions, possess 5+ years Production Engineering experience and hold an HNC/HND or Degree in an Engineering discipline. Details of competitive salary package on application. More ❯
This is a full time, permanent position, based in Norwich, working Monday to Friday. This role will require travel to other sites Key Knowledge, Skills & Experience Degree level (minimum HNC) qualification in Science or Engineering Preferably qualified Auditor to ISO 9001:2000 or CQI registered Auditor. Demonstrates a track record of auditing and (preferably) training of other auditors. Fully versed More ❯
planning. Manage the integration of Contractor Design Portions (CDP) into federated models, ensuring full compliance with client and project requirements Who were looking for Relevant qualifications such as an HNC, HND, relevant degree or honours degree, NVQ, or equivalent certification in a related discipline. Sector experience in one or more of the following: Healthcare, Commercial, Education, MOD/MOJ, or More ❯
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, East Anglia, United Kingdom
Todd Hayes Ltd
site Annual bonus based on Company profit Wellbeing event Essential Knowledge/skills: Minimum 3 years experience as a test engineer within an electronic/electrical manufacturing environment Minimum HNC or equivalent in an engineering discipline, preferably electrical or electronic Ability to follow technical instructions Logical approach to fault-finding and troubleshooting Thorough understanding and awareness of the necessary precautions More ❯
