80 Problem-Solving Jobs in Scotland with Remote Work Options

A successful software house in East Kilbride is looking to add a UX Researcher to the team. The company decided to modernise their product offerings by moving from desktop to cloud a few years. This digital transformation has gone really more »

implement corrective actions, and drive continuous improvement initiatives. The ideal candidate has a strong background in quality assurance, supplier management, and possesses excellent problem-solving and communication skills. Responsibilities: Supplier Qualification: Lead the evaluation and qualification of semiconductor suppliers, ensuring they meet industry standards and our specific requirements. more »

methodologies, Statistical analysis, modelling and simulation The Candidate Understanding of engineering processes, in particular systems engineering Critical thinker Experience of engineering design and problem solving Key words: R&D Engineer/Systems Engineering/Physics/Biochemistry/Flexible Working/Manufacturing/Engineering/Defence/Security more »

Experience of repair and calibration of weighing equipment by weight mass/flowmeter/force calibration Ability to understand electrical drawings Understanding/problem solving of networking (Ethernet/RS485 etc) About You: You should be comfortable working within a variety of customer premises, from quarries, docks, ready … You will have the ability to work independently or in a team (as/when required). Good attention to detail and enjoy problem solving with positive and optimistic “can do” attitude. MB588: Field Service Engineer Location: Glasgow and surrounding areas Salary: £26,000 - £36,000 DOE + more »

reports for clients so excellent communication and customers skills are essential. Key responsibilities of this operationalrole will include data entry, data analysis and problem solving utilising in house developed software, MS office and various industry websites. Training will be provided but it would be useful if you are more »