As a Test & Applications Engineer you will be the bridge between the workshop and the customer. On one side, you will be pulling machines apart, testing them under different conditions, creating samples, measuring results, and trying to break them before they ever reach a customer. On the other, you will be explaining what it all means, writing reports, presenting options, and showing customers how their machine can perform in the real world. No two days will look the same some will be spent fault finding and analysing data, others will be with customers, talking through specifications, metallurgy, coatings and durability. You are working for a company where the applications can be used in a huge variety of industries. You are someone who enjoys problem solving, variety and turning complex engineering theory into practical answers. This could suit an engineer with a few years of experience who enjoys being hands on and close to the product. Whilst this isn t aimed at someone straight out of university, a graduate with a couple of years of practical, industry-based experience would absolutely be considered. You will already understand the theory and now be ready to put that into practice in a role where you are both hands on and customer facing. What will help you succeed here? An engineering background with the theory to back it up Experience across mechanical, electrical or materials processes Curiosity to take machines apart and test them properly Strong analytical skills, with the ability to write clear reports Confidence working directly with customers to present practical solutions The salary on offer here is between £40,000 and £45,000, depending on the experience you are bringing. There are so many benefits to working here, too many to list them all. But they include 25.5 days holiday plus bank holidays, pension, health cover, death in service, proper training, recognition schemes, bonus potential and more. And if you are looking for progression the door is open, whether that means developing into management or excelling as a Test & Applications Engineer at the top of your game. As a Test & Applications Engineer its about exploring, testing and proving what these machines can really do, then turning that knowledge into solutions for customers. This role is exclusive to Marshall Harmony; you won't be contacted by any third parties. If you'd like more info or want to talk it through, just drop us a message, tag someone who'd be perfect for this below or send your CV to the email above. By submitting my CV, I acknowledge and accept that Marshall Harmony will collect and process my personal information for recruitment purposes and will retain it for a minimum of 24 months in accordance with their Privacy Policy and T&Cs, available at: (url removed)/ (url removed)/terms-conditions/ Before this retention period expires, Marshall Harmony will contact me to ask whether I wish my data to remain on file within their talent pool.
May 18, 2026
Full time
As a Test & Applications Engineer you will be the bridge between the workshop and the customer. On one side, you will be pulling machines apart, testing them under different conditions, creating samples, measuring results, and trying to break them before they ever reach a customer. On the other, you will be explaining what it all means, writing reports, presenting options, and showing customers how their machine can perform in the real world. No two days will look the same some will be spent fault finding and analysing data, others will be with customers, talking through specifications, metallurgy, coatings and durability. You are working for a company where the applications can be used in a huge variety of industries. You are someone who enjoys problem solving, variety and turning complex engineering theory into practical answers. This could suit an engineer with a few years of experience who enjoys being hands on and close to the product. Whilst this isn t aimed at someone straight out of university, a graduate with a couple of years of practical, industry-based experience would absolutely be considered. You will already understand the theory and now be ready to put that into practice in a role where you are both hands on and customer facing. What will help you succeed here? An engineering background with the theory to back it up Experience across mechanical, electrical or materials processes Curiosity to take machines apart and test them properly Strong analytical skills, with the ability to write clear reports Confidence working directly with customers to present practical solutions The salary on offer here is between £40,000 and £45,000, depending on the experience you are bringing. There are so many benefits to working here, too many to list them all. But they include 25.5 days holiday plus bank holidays, pension, health cover, death in service, proper training, recognition schemes, bonus potential and more. And if you are looking for progression the door is open, whether that means developing into management or excelling as a Test & Applications Engineer at the top of your game. As a Test & Applications Engineer its about exploring, testing and proving what these machines can really do, then turning that knowledge into solutions for customers. This role is exclusive to Marshall Harmony; you won't be contacted by any third parties. If you'd like more info or want to talk it through, just drop us a message, tag someone who'd be perfect for this below or send your CV to the email above. By submitting my CV, I acknowledge and accept that Marshall Harmony will collect and process my personal information for recruitment purposes and will retain it for a minimum of 24 months in accordance with their Privacy Policy and T&Cs, available at: (url removed)/ (url removed)/terms-conditions/ Before this retention period expires, Marshall Harmony will contact me to ask whether I wish my data to remain on file within their talent pool.
Business Development Executive You reach a point in your career where results still matter but how you get them matters more. If you work in insurance, you'll know exactly what we mean. You can build relationships, you know how to open doors .But too often, the way insurance is sold leaves you explaining things away rather than standing behind them. As a Business Development Executive here, insurance is still very much the core. It's just done properly. You'll be joining an insurance business that has grown through trust, referrals and long-term relationships, not pressure tactics. In its entire trading history, it has never had a single complaint not one. That doesn't happen by accident. It comes from doing the right thing, setting expectations honestly, and walking away when something isn't right. That approach has worked brilliantly within a very specific niche. That niche is now full, and the next stage is about taking those same values into wider commercial insurance markets. As the Business Development Executive, you're the first insurance conversation. You'll be speaking to business owners and decision makers, understanding their risks at a high level, and deciding whether there's a genuine fit. You're not closing policies or handling admin. You're opening doors and qualifying opportunities before handing them over internally to be handled carefully and compliantly. That separation matters in insurance. It protects clients. It protects the business, and it protects you. The insurance proposition itself reflects the same thinking. Alongside traditional commercial insurance, there's also an ethical, mutual fund-based alternative. Clients contribute to a shared fund rather than paying into a black box. If the fund performs well, everyone benefits and prices either stay the same or more likely decrease from the previous year. It changes the tone of the insurance conversation completely. As a Business Development Executive, you're trusted to manage yourself. Your diary, your relationships and your time are yours to run no scripts, no call stats, no micromanaging. You'll work closely with the Managing Director, someone who knows the insurance market inside out and has built the business on principles rather than hype. The process is straightforward. One proper screening conversation, then one final face to face interview. And this is a business that invests in you. As a Business Development Executive, you'll be supported with funded insurance qualifications and ongoing development. Not tick box training, but proper learning that deepens your understanding and strengthens the conversations you're having. So what's in it for you as Business Development Executive? You stay in insurance, but in a way you can genuinely stand behind. You focus on relationships rather than paperwork. You're trusted to use judgement rather than scripts. You're backed with training & recognised insurance qualifications. You're paid properly for the value you bring. There's a competitive OTE around £50k, with the basic genuinely open depending on your experience and what you bring with you. If you're experienced in insurance but want to work in a way that feels more considered, more ethical and more human, this is worth a conversation. This role is exclusive to Marshall Harmony - you won't be contacted by any third parties. If you'd like more info or want to talk it through, just drop us a message, tag someone who'd be perfect for this below or send your CV to the email above. By submitting my CV, I acknowledge and accept that Marshall Harmony will collect and process my personal information for recruitment purposes and will retain it for a minimum of 24 months in accordance with their Privacy Policy and T&Cs, available at: (url removed)> Before this retention period expires, Marshall Harmony will contact me to ask whether I wish my data to remain on file within their talent pool.
May 14, 2026
Full time
Business Development Executive You reach a point in your career where results still matter but how you get them matters more. If you work in insurance, you'll know exactly what we mean. You can build relationships, you know how to open doors .But too often, the way insurance is sold leaves you explaining things away rather than standing behind them. As a Business Development Executive here, insurance is still very much the core. It's just done properly. You'll be joining an insurance business that has grown through trust, referrals and long-term relationships, not pressure tactics. In its entire trading history, it has never had a single complaint not one. That doesn't happen by accident. It comes from doing the right thing, setting expectations honestly, and walking away when something isn't right. That approach has worked brilliantly within a very specific niche. That niche is now full, and the next stage is about taking those same values into wider commercial insurance markets. As the Business Development Executive, you're the first insurance conversation. You'll be speaking to business owners and decision makers, understanding their risks at a high level, and deciding whether there's a genuine fit. You're not closing policies or handling admin. You're opening doors and qualifying opportunities before handing them over internally to be handled carefully and compliantly. That separation matters in insurance. It protects clients. It protects the business, and it protects you. The insurance proposition itself reflects the same thinking. Alongside traditional commercial insurance, there's also an ethical, mutual fund-based alternative. Clients contribute to a shared fund rather than paying into a black box. If the fund performs well, everyone benefits and prices either stay the same or more likely decrease from the previous year. It changes the tone of the insurance conversation completely. As a Business Development Executive, you're trusted to manage yourself. Your diary, your relationships and your time are yours to run no scripts, no call stats, no micromanaging. You'll work closely with the Managing Director, someone who knows the insurance market inside out and has built the business on principles rather than hype. The process is straightforward. One proper screening conversation, then one final face to face interview. And this is a business that invests in you. As a Business Development Executive, you'll be supported with funded insurance qualifications and ongoing development. Not tick box training, but proper learning that deepens your understanding and strengthens the conversations you're having. So what's in it for you as Business Development Executive? You stay in insurance, but in a way you can genuinely stand behind. You focus on relationships rather than paperwork. You're trusted to use judgement rather than scripts. You're backed with training & recognised insurance qualifications. You're paid properly for the value you bring. There's a competitive OTE around £50k, with the basic genuinely open depending on your experience and what you bring with you. If you're experienced in insurance but want to work in a way that feels more considered, more ethical and more human, this is worth a conversation. This role is exclusive to Marshall Harmony - you won't be contacted by any third parties. If you'd like more info or want to talk it through, just drop us a message, tag someone who'd be perfect for this below or send your CV to the email above. By submitting my CV, I acknowledge and accept that Marshall Harmony will collect and process my personal information for recruitment purposes and will retain it for a minimum of 24 months in accordance with their Privacy Policy and T&Cs, available at: (url removed)> Before this retention period expires, Marshall Harmony will contact me to ask whether I wish my data to remain on file within their talent pool.
Everything we touch has a link to metal. From the frame of your car to the bolts in a wind turbine. From factory floors to food production lines. This business plays its part in all of that. And at the Bristol site, they're ready to grow. But they need the right Internal Salesperson to help drive it. This isn't just admin with a bit of customer service. This is a proper sales role. Picking up the phone. Following leads. Talking to customers. Spotting opportunities. Building relationships. Knowing when to nudge and when to hold back. That mix of tenacity and timing that comes with experience. You're someone who gets a buzz from doing a good deal. Not chasing for the sake of it, but helping a customer find the right product, at the right price, and coming back next time because you made it easy. You'll be joining a team that gets on. Supportive Ops Director & Sales Director, straight -talking culture. No drama, just people who back each other and get the job done. But you'll need to bring metal industry experience that part matters! This isn't a role for someone still learning what a stockholder does. You need to know how this industry works and what customers expect. Maybe you've sold into fabrication. Maybe into manufacturing or engineering. Either way, you'll have handled orders, built up regular accounts, and dealt with the kind of customers who ring up at 4.55pm and need it yesterday. Because let's face it That's the job of an internal sales person. The best Internal Salespeople don't just take orders. They build trust. They chase when it counts. They get the margin right. They notice the detail that keeps everything moving. If that sounds like how you work, you'll fit right in. What you'll get: £30k to £40k depending on experience Monday to Friday, 40 hours Product training A stable team and a manager who'll give you the freedom to get on If you're looking for a sales role where your experience counts, where you're backed to do your job properly, and where there's room to make your mark, this could be the one. This role is exclusive to Marshall Harmony. You won't be contacted by any third parties. If you'd like more info or want to talk it through, just drop us a message, or send your CV to the email above.
Sep 22, 2025
Full time
Everything we touch has a link to metal. From the frame of your car to the bolts in a wind turbine. From factory floors to food production lines. This business plays its part in all of that. And at the Bristol site, they're ready to grow. But they need the right Internal Salesperson to help drive it. This isn't just admin with a bit of customer service. This is a proper sales role. Picking up the phone. Following leads. Talking to customers. Spotting opportunities. Building relationships. Knowing when to nudge and when to hold back. That mix of tenacity and timing that comes with experience. You're someone who gets a buzz from doing a good deal. Not chasing for the sake of it, but helping a customer find the right product, at the right price, and coming back next time because you made it easy. You'll be joining a team that gets on. Supportive Ops Director & Sales Director, straight -talking culture. No drama, just people who back each other and get the job done. But you'll need to bring metal industry experience that part matters! This isn't a role for someone still learning what a stockholder does. You need to know how this industry works and what customers expect. Maybe you've sold into fabrication. Maybe into manufacturing or engineering. Either way, you'll have handled orders, built up regular accounts, and dealt with the kind of customers who ring up at 4.55pm and need it yesterday. Because let's face it That's the job of an internal sales person. The best Internal Salespeople don't just take orders. They build trust. They chase when it counts. They get the margin right. They notice the detail that keeps everything moving. If that sounds like how you work, you'll fit right in. What you'll get: £30k to £40k depending on experience Monday to Friday, 40 hours Product training A stable team and a manager who'll give you the freedom to get on If you're looking for a sales role where your experience counts, where you're backed to do your job properly, and where there's room to make your mark, this could be the one. This role is exclusive to Marshall Harmony. You won't be contacted by any third parties. If you'd like more info or want to talk it through, just drop us a message, or send your CV to the email above.
