Field Service Engineer (Robotics/Automation)

• Field Service Engineer (Robotics/Automation)
• Home Based in the East Anglia and surrounding areas (Cambridgeshire)
• £50,000 to £60,000 per year
• Plus a great company benefits package and excellent training opportunities

The Opportunity:

Our client is looking for a field engineer to maintain a range of robotic automation systems at life science and pharmaceutical client sites across the UK, with a major focus on the East Anglia and surround areas.

This will involve electromechanical fault finding and repair as well as network troubleshooting, acting as the main point of contact for technical support and you should expect to travel ensuring high levels of client satisfaction

This role would suit a client facing individual with experience working on conveyor system, industrial automation, robotics systems, laboratory/medical automation, packaging/food/material handling systems, etc.

Skills and Experience:

• Previous experience working in an electromechanical maintenance engineer role
• Experience working with complex automation systems
• Networking knowledge (TCP/IP, Routing, etc.)
• HVAC/cooling/environmental experience would be beneficial
• Highly organised and able to manage multiple tasks
• Proficient in problem-solving and decision-making
• Full drivers licence and wiliness to travel in the UK and internationally

Role and Responsibilities:

• Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and software issues; carry out on-site or remote repairs with minimal downtime
• Deploy and calibrate robotic systems at customer sites
• Perform reactive and scheduled maintenance visits in accordance with service agreement
• Providing guidance for customers/clients who have issues or breakdowns of company equipment
• Maintain accurate records of service visits, including parts used, time spent, and resolution status.

Please contact James here at ISR to talk more about this brand new opportunity working for a genuine leader in their market or for a general discussion about the Life Sciences and Pharmaceutical sectors??