A Quality Inspector is sought to join a specialist electronics manufacturing team in St Neots, Cambridgeshire, contributing to the inspection and verification of high-quality PCB assemblies, wiring, and electro-mechanical products. The Quality Inspector, St Neots, Cambridgeshire, will be expected to develop a strong understanding of quality inspection standards, manufacturing processes, and product verification techniques within an electronics manufacturing environment. This may include inspection of SMT and through-hole assemblies, mechanical components, and finished products to ensure compliance with customer and regulatory standards. Responsibilities include as a Quality Inspector in St Neots: Inspect PCB assemblies, soldering, wiring, and mechanical assemblies to relevant quality standards. Recognise and identify SMT and through-hole electronic components. Carry out goods inward inspections where required. Perform patrol inspections across the production shop floor. Verify components, assemblies, and finished devices meet manufacturing and quality standards. Use measuring equipment to support inspection and verification activities. Read and interpret electrical and mechanical drawings and specifications. Support production teams in maintaining quality and compliance standards. Assist with maintaining product reliability and preventing defects reaching customers. Support continuous improvement activities within the production environment. Key skills& experience as a Quality Inspector in St Neots: IPC 610 certification within the last three years. Experience within electronics manufacturing or quality inspection environments. Ability to recognise SMT and through-hole components. Experience inspecting PCB assemblies and electro-mechanical products. Ability to read electrical and mechanical drawings and specifications. Experience using measuring equipment and inspection tools. Knowledge of general engineering materials including metals and plastics. Ability to assess finishes, coatings, colours, and assembly quality. Experience working within an ISO9001 environment. Good communication skills and attention to detail. How to apply: Apply now for the Quality Inspector role in St Neots, Cambridgeshire. Send your CV to (url removed) or call James on (phone number removed)
Nov 02, 2026
Full time
A Quality Inspector is sought to join a specialist electronics manufacturing team in St Neots, Cambridgeshire, contributing to the inspection and verification of high-quality PCB assemblies, wiring, and electro-mechanical products. The Quality Inspector, St Neots, Cambridgeshire, will be expected to develop a strong understanding of quality inspection standards, manufacturing processes, and product verification techniques within an electronics manufacturing environment. This may include inspection of SMT and through-hole assemblies, mechanical components, and finished products to ensure compliance with customer and regulatory standards. Responsibilities include as a Quality Inspector in St Neots: Inspect PCB assemblies, soldering, wiring, and mechanical assemblies to relevant quality standards. Recognise and identify SMT and through-hole electronic components. Carry out goods inward inspections where required. Perform patrol inspections across the production shop floor. Verify components, assemblies, and finished devices meet manufacturing and quality standards. Use measuring equipment to support inspection and verification activities. Read and interpret electrical and mechanical drawings and specifications. Support production teams in maintaining quality and compliance standards. Assist with maintaining product reliability and preventing defects reaching customers. Support continuous improvement activities within the production environment. Key skills& experience as a Quality Inspector in St Neots: IPC 610 certification within the last three years. Experience within electronics manufacturing or quality inspection environments. Ability to recognise SMT and through-hole components. Experience inspecting PCB assemblies and electro-mechanical products. Ability to read electrical and mechanical drawings and specifications. Experience using measuring equipment and inspection tools. Knowledge of general engineering materials including metals and plastics. Ability to assess finishes, coatings, colours, and assembly quality. Experience working within an ISO9001 environment. Good communication skills and attention to detail. How to apply: Apply now for the Quality Inspector role in St Neots, Cambridgeshire. Send your CV to (url removed) or call James on (phone number removed)
We are partnered with a growing technology business in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, specialising in advanced networking and cybersecurity solutions. They are looking for a commercially driven Account Manager to develop strategic relationships and sell security solutions into major enterprise accounts across the UK and Ireland. In this Account Manager - Security Solutions role based in Aylesbury, you click apply for full job details
Nov 02, 2026
Full time
We are partnered with a growing technology business in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, specialising in advanced networking and cybersecurity solutions. They are looking for a commercially driven Account Manager to develop strategic relationships and sell security solutions into major enterprise accounts across the UK and Ireland. In this Account Manager - Security Solutions role based in Aylesbury, you click apply for full job details
Our client, a successful global technology business specialising in electronic components and solutions, are looking for a Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA to join their team on a permanent basis in the UK. This is a cross-functional project management role working closely with Sales, Product Management and Marketing teams across Europe and internationally. The position will focus on improving commercial performance, customer engagement, sales processes and go-to-market activity through data-driven and customer-focused initiatives. Key responsibilities of the Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA job in the UK: Lead and support cross-functional Sales, Marketing and Product Management projects across the wider business. Work closely with senior stakeholders to deliver strategic commercial and product growth initiatives. Support initiatives focused on customer acquisition, engagement and improving conversion rates. Enhance alignment between regional sales teams, product management, marketing and other key business functions. Identify opportunities to improve lead management, customer experience and sales processes. Support the implementation of data-driven customer and market analytics to optimise go-to-market strategies. Leverage CRM, marketing automation and digital platforms to improve commercial visibility and operational efficiency. Track project milestones, risks, actions and deliverables, providing regular updates to senior stakeholders. Contribute to continuous improvement across sales and marketing processes and ways of working. Collaborate with international teams and subject matter experts to deliver measurable business improvements. Support the wider transformation of the organisation's global Sales & Product Marketing function. Experience required for the Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA job in the UK: Experience within PMO, Project Management, Sales, Marketing or Business Development, ideally within manufacturing, electronics or B2B environments. Proven experience supporting or delivering cross-functional commercial projects. Hands-on experience with CRM systems, ideally Salesforce, alongside lead management or digital marketing tools. Understanding of marketing analytics, customer segmentation and forecasting. Experience with ERP systems, ideally SAP, and sales or marketing automation platforms. Strong organisational and project management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills across international teams. Comfortable working in a fast-paced, transformation-focused environment. Experience with project governance, Lean Marketing or Six Sigma would be advantageous. Willingness to undertake regular business travel across Europe. If this Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA job in the UK could be of interest, please call (phone number removed) or email Ben on (url removed)
Nov 02, 2026
Full time
Our client, a successful global technology business specialising in electronic components and solutions, are looking for a Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA to join their team on a permanent basis in the UK. This is a cross-functional project management role working closely with Sales, Product Management and Marketing teams across Europe and internationally. The position will focus on improving commercial performance, customer engagement, sales processes and go-to-market activity through data-driven and customer-focused initiatives. Key responsibilities of the Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA job in the UK: Lead and support cross-functional Sales, Marketing and Product Management projects across the wider business. Work closely with senior stakeholders to deliver strategic commercial and product growth initiatives. Support initiatives focused on customer acquisition, engagement and improving conversion rates. Enhance alignment between regional sales teams, product management, marketing and other key business functions. Identify opportunities to improve lead management, customer experience and sales processes. Support the implementation of data-driven customer and market analytics to optimise go-to-market strategies. Leverage CRM, marketing automation and digital platforms to improve commercial visibility and operational efficiency. Track project milestones, risks, actions and deliverables, providing regular updates to senior stakeholders. Contribute to continuous improvement across sales and marketing processes and ways of working. Collaborate with international teams and subject matter experts to deliver measurable business improvements. Support the wider transformation of the organisation's global Sales & Product Marketing function. Experience required for the Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA job in the UK: Experience within PMO, Project Management, Sales, Marketing or Business Development, ideally within manufacturing, electronics or B2B environments. Proven experience supporting or delivering cross-functional commercial projects. Hands-on experience with CRM systems, ideally Salesforce, alongside lead management or digital marketing tools. Understanding of marketing analytics, customer segmentation and forecasting. Experience with ERP systems, ideally SAP, and sales or marketing automation platforms. Strong organisational and project management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills across international teams. Comfortable working in a fast-paced, transformation-focused environment. Experience with project governance, Lean Marketing or Six Sigma would be advantageous. Willingness to undertake regular business travel across Europe. If this Sales & Marketing Project Manager - EMEA job in the UK could be of interest, please call (phone number removed) or email Ben on (url removed)
Our client, a leading independent Security Systems Integrator, is looking for a Bid Manager to join their team in Chilwell, Nottingham on a permanent basis. This is an excellent opportunity to join an established security technology business, supporting the delivery of high-quality, compliant and commercially compelling bids across high-security, public space, transport and infrastructure projects click apply for full job details
Nov 02, 2026
Full time
Our client, a leading independent Security Systems Integrator, is looking for a Bid Manager to join their team in Chilwell, Nottingham on a permanent basis. This is an excellent opportunity to join an established security technology business, supporting the delivery of high-quality, compliant and commercially compelling bids across high-security, public space, transport and infrastructure projects click apply for full job details
We are seeking an ambitious and commercially driven Regional Business Manager to take ownership of a defined geographic territory and drive sales growth across existing and prospective customers within the electronics and engineering sectors. Reporting to the Regional Sales Manager, you will be responsible for developing long-term customer relationships, increasing sales and profitability, and growing a portfolio of customers across your Hampshire and South West. You will be responsible for selling a broad portfolio of electronic components, including passive components, EMC components and capacitors, working closely with customers throughout the complete project lifecycle - from initial design concept through to production. Key Responsibilities for the Regional sales manager job covering Hampshire and South West: Grow sales and profitability across your assigned territory by increasing active projects, customer numbers and customer spend. Sell a portfolio of electronic components, with a particular focus on passive components, EMC components and capacitors. Develop strong, long-term relationships with existing customers while identifying and converting new business opportunities. Increase engagement and sales activity across multiple customer accounts and establish multiple points of contact within each organisation. Identify opportunities for the company's electronic component portfolio within new and existing customer projects. Conduct regular customer visits and maintain an active presence across your territory through both face-to-face and remote engagement. Manage customer projects from initial design concept through to production, supporting customers throughout the complete project lifecycle. Work closely with design engineers, engineering teams, procurement and purchasing departments to understand technical and commercial requirements. Introduce and promote suitable passive components, capacitors and EMC components based on customer applications and project requirements. Provide a highly personalised technical account management service, developing a deep understanding of each customer's business, products and future requirements. Identify high-potential prospects through market research, territory analysis and proactive business development. Take full commercial responsibility for your territory, ensuring customer numbers, activity levels, project opportunities and spend increase in line with business growth objectives. Conduct regular territory management reviews to identify opportunities for growth and improvement. Negotiate effectively with customers to secure new projects, increase account penetration and maximise commercial returns. Build relationships at multiple levels within customer organisations to develop long-term partnerships. Represent the company's electronic component and EMC product range professionally across the UK market. Work collaboratively with internal technical and commercial teams to ensure customer requirements and projects are successfully delivered. You will ideally have: A Bachelor's degree, preferably in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering or another relevant engineering discipline. A minimum of 2-3 years' proven sales success within a relevant product, service, engineering, electronics or OEM environment. Experience selling electronic components, ideally including passive components, capacitors, EMC components or related products. Experience working within a design-led technical sales environment. A proven ability to work with design, engineering, procurement and/or purchasing teams. Experience selling into OEMs, manufacturers or engineering-led organisations. Experience managing projects through a longer sales cycle, ideally from design concept through to production. An understanding of project-based sales and typical 6-24 month sales cycles. Strong commercial awareness with excellent negotiation and influencing skills. A high level of intellectual curiosity, analytical ability and problem-solving skills. A genuine desire to develop professionally and build a successful career in technical sales and business development. High energy, resilience and a strong motivation to achieve and exceed sales targets. Excellent communication and relationship-building skills. The flexibility and willingness to travel nationally, with some international travel required. A full UK driving licence. Apply Now If you have a proven track record in technical sales, electronics sales, electronic component sales, passive component sales, EMC sales, capacitor sales, engineering sales, OEM sales or business development, and are looking for a role offering genuine territory ownership and significant growth potential, we would like to hear from you. Please send you cv over to (url removed) or call (phone number removed).
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
We are seeking an ambitious and commercially driven Regional Business Manager to take ownership of a defined geographic territory and drive sales growth across existing and prospective customers within the electronics and engineering sectors. Reporting to the Regional Sales Manager, you will be responsible for developing long-term customer relationships, increasing sales and profitability, and growing a portfolio of customers across your Hampshire and South West. You will be responsible for selling a broad portfolio of electronic components, including passive components, EMC components and capacitors, working closely with customers throughout the complete project lifecycle - from initial design concept through to production. Key Responsibilities for the Regional sales manager job covering Hampshire and South West: Grow sales and profitability across your assigned territory by increasing active projects, customer numbers and customer spend. Sell a portfolio of electronic components, with a particular focus on passive components, EMC components and capacitors. Develop strong, long-term relationships with existing customers while identifying and converting new business opportunities. Increase engagement and sales activity across multiple customer accounts and establish multiple points of contact within each organisation. Identify opportunities for the company's electronic component portfolio within new and existing customer projects. Conduct regular customer visits and maintain an active presence across your territory through both face-to-face and remote engagement. Manage customer projects from initial design concept through to production, supporting customers throughout the complete project lifecycle. Work closely with design engineers, engineering teams, procurement and purchasing departments to understand technical and commercial requirements. Introduce and promote suitable passive components, capacitors and EMC components based on customer applications and project requirements. Provide a highly personalised technical account management service, developing a deep understanding of each customer's business, products and future requirements. Identify high-potential prospects through market research, territory analysis and proactive business development. Take full commercial responsibility for your territory, ensuring customer numbers, activity levels, project opportunities and spend increase in line with business growth objectives. Conduct regular territory management reviews to identify opportunities for growth and improvement. Negotiate effectively with customers to secure new projects, increase account penetration and maximise commercial returns. Build relationships at multiple levels within customer organisations to develop long-term partnerships. Represent the company's electronic component and EMC product range professionally across the UK market. Work collaboratively with internal technical and commercial teams to ensure customer requirements and projects are successfully delivered. You will ideally have: A Bachelor's degree, preferably in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering or another relevant engineering discipline. A minimum of 2-3 years' proven sales success within a relevant product, service, engineering, electronics or OEM environment. Experience selling electronic components, ideally including passive components, capacitors, EMC components or related products. Experience working within a design-led technical sales environment. A proven ability to work with design, engineering, procurement and/or purchasing teams. Experience selling into OEMs, manufacturers or engineering-led organisations. Experience managing projects through a longer sales cycle, ideally from design concept through to production. An understanding of project-based sales and typical 6-24 month sales cycles. Strong commercial awareness with excellent negotiation and influencing skills. A high level of intellectual curiosity, analytical ability and problem-solving skills. A genuine desire to develop professionally and build a successful career in technical sales and business development. High energy, resilience and a strong motivation to achieve and exceed sales targets. Excellent communication and relationship-building skills. The flexibility and willingness to travel nationally, with some international travel required. A full UK driving licence. Apply Now If you have a proven track record in technical sales, electronics sales, electronic component sales, passive component sales, EMC sales, capacitor sales, engineering sales, OEM sales or business development, and are looking for a role offering genuine territory ownership and significant growth potential, we would like to hear from you. Please send you cv over to (url removed) or call (phone number removed).
A Purchasing Assistant is sought to join an innovative business in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, providing essential support to the purchasing and supply chain function, ensuring the efficient processing of purchase orders, supplier coordination and day-to-day procurement activities. This is a 6 month Fixed-term contract position working 3 days a week. The Purchasing Assistant, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, will work closely with the Tactical Purchasing Manager and wider operations team, supporting purchasing administration, supplier communications and supply chain processes to ensure accuracy, efficiency and timely delivery. Responsibilities include: Process purchase requisitions and raise purchase orders, ensuring accurate records and timely processing Monitor purchase order acknowledgements, confirm delivery dates and costings, and communicate any discrepancies to the purchasing team Liaise with suppliers to progress outstanding orders, monitor delivery schedules and resolve purchasing queries Support new supplier setup, maintain supplier records and manage compliance documentation, including ISO accreditation and supplier declarations Assist with NPI activities, engineering change orders (ECO) and PPAP requirements Support invoice queries, import activities and shipping schedule monitoring Maintain purchasing systems, support supply chain KPI reporting and assist with continuous improvement of purchasing processes The Purchasing Assistant will have the following key skills: GCSEs or equivalent in Maths and English, with A-levels, BTEC or a relevant qualification advantageous Previous administrative or customer service experience, ideally within purchasing, procurement or supply chain Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to prioritise workloads effectively Good numerical, analytical and communication skills, with confidence liaising with suppliers and internal stakeholders Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, Outlook and Word, with ERP/MRP system experience advantageous A proactive, reliable and team-focused approach, with an interest in developing procurement knowledge and working towards a CIPS qualification APPLY NOW - If this Purchasing Assistant job in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, is of interest, send your CV to (url removed) or call Maya Shackell on (phone number removed).
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
A Purchasing Assistant is sought to join an innovative business in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, providing essential support to the purchasing and supply chain function, ensuring the efficient processing of purchase orders, supplier coordination and day-to-day procurement activities. This is a 6 month Fixed-term contract position working 3 days a week. The Purchasing Assistant, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, will work closely with the Tactical Purchasing Manager and wider operations team, supporting purchasing administration, supplier communications and supply chain processes to ensure accuracy, efficiency and timely delivery. Responsibilities include: Process purchase requisitions and raise purchase orders, ensuring accurate records and timely processing Monitor purchase order acknowledgements, confirm delivery dates and costings, and communicate any discrepancies to the purchasing team Liaise with suppliers to progress outstanding orders, monitor delivery schedules and resolve purchasing queries Support new supplier setup, maintain supplier records and manage compliance documentation, including ISO accreditation and supplier declarations Assist with NPI activities, engineering change orders (ECO) and PPAP requirements Support invoice queries, import activities and shipping schedule monitoring Maintain purchasing systems, support supply chain KPI reporting and assist with continuous improvement of purchasing processes The Purchasing Assistant will have the following key skills: GCSEs or equivalent in Maths and English, with A-levels, BTEC or a relevant qualification advantageous Previous administrative or customer service experience, ideally within purchasing, procurement or supply chain Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to prioritise workloads effectively Good numerical, analytical and communication skills, with confidence liaising with suppliers and internal stakeholders Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, Outlook and Word, with ERP/MRP system experience advantageous A proactive, reliable and team-focused approach, with an interest in developing procurement knowledge and working towards a CIPS qualification APPLY NOW - If this Purchasing Assistant job in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, is of interest, send your CV to (url removed) or call Maya Shackell on (phone number removed).
Redline has been retained by a leading instrumentation manufacturer who are looking for a Electronics Design Engineer to join their R&D team based in Surrey. Due to significant growth, they are seeking an Electronics Design Engineer to be responsible for the design and development of analogue and digital circuit design across new and existing products, going into a variety of regulated industries. You will be involved with PCB design, prototyping, test and validation and software interface. The nature of the industry and products will require someone who is a British Citizen. Key skills and experience for Electronics Design Engineer, based in Surrey: Proven experience within a hands on electronics design role Mixed signal design within a regulated industry i.e. Defence, Aerospace, Medical, Automotive etc. Experience in sensor design Degree qualified in a related Electronics discipline Firmware / embedded knowledge Excellent verbal and written communication skills This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing company who can offer the opportunity for career progression and personal development.
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Redline has been retained by a leading instrumentation manufacturer who are looking for a Electronics Design Engineer to join their R&D team based in Surrey. Due to significant growth, they are seeking an Electronics Design Engineer to be responsible for the design and development of analogue and digital circuit design across new and existing products, going into a variety of regulated industries. You will be involved with PCB design, prototyping, test and validation and software interface. The nature of the industry and products will require someone who is a British Citizen. Key skills and experience for Electronics Design Engineer, based in Surrey: Proven experience within a hands on electronics design role Mixed signal design within a regulated industry i.e. Defence, Aerospace, Medical, Automotive etc. Experience in sensor design Degree qualified in a related Electronics discipline Firmware / embedded knowledge Excellent verbal and written communication skills This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing company who can offer the opportunity for career progression and personal development.
Are you an Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ looking to work for a company that makes products that save lives. If so, then this is the job for you! My client's office is based in Rochester, Kent, commutable from Gravesend, Dartford, Bexleyheath, Sittingbourne, Maidstone, Ashford, and Sevenoaks and offers flexible/hybrid working. In this job you will design and develop application software and embedded firmware in C and C++ for future products and assist with the support and enhancement of my clients existing product portfolio. In this Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ job based in Rochester, Kent you will be responsible for: - Design and develop embedded software using Embedded C - Work with FreeRTOS to develop real-time, low-level firmware - Interface directly with hardware, sensors, and microcontroller peripherals - Contribute to system integration, debugging, and testing - Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to deliver high-quality products To apply for this Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ job based in Rochester, Kent you must have a combination of the following skills: - Proven experience as an Senior Embedded Software Engineer - Strong hands-on experience with Embedded C and FreeRTOS - Solid understanding of microcontroller-based systems and real-time constraints - Familiarity with low-level hardware interaction and debugging tools - Experience in a safety-critical or regulated environment is a plus- If you are interested in this Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ job based in Rochester, Kent please call Ricky Wilcocks on (phone number removed) or (phone number removed) or email (url removed) to apply or discuss alternative jobs.
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Are you an Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ looking to work for a company that makes products that save lives. If so, then this is the job for you! My client's office is based in Rochester, Kent, commutable from Gravesend, Dartford, Bexleyheath, Sittingbourne, Maidstone, Ashford, and Sevenoaks and offers flexible/hybrid working. In this job you will design and develop application software and embedded firmware in C and C++ for future products and assist with the support and enhancement of my clients existing product portfolio. In this Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ job based in Rochester, Kent you will be responsible for: - Design and develop embedded software using Embedded C - Work with FreeRTOS to develop real-time, low-level firmware - Interface directly with hardware, sensors, and microcontroller peripherals - Contribute to system integration, debugging, and testing - Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams to deliver high-quality products To apply for this Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ job based in Rochester, Kent you must have a combination of the following skills: - Proven experience as an Senior Embedded Software Engineer - Strong hands-on experience with Embedded C and FreeRTOS - Solid understanding of microcontroller-based systems and real-time constraints - Familiarity with low-level hardware interaction and debugging tools - Experience in a safety-critical or regulated environment is a plus- If you are interested in this Senior Embedded Software Engineer - C/C++ job based in Rochester, Kent please call Ricky Wilcocks on (phone number removed) or (phone number removed) or email (url removed) to apply or discuss alternative jobs.
A position for a Mechanical Engineer, specialising in Microelectronic Products, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will be responsible for the development of microelectronic products used in harsh environments. You will work closely across electronic design, reliability, manufacturing, process, test and quality departments to ensure that product packaging, materials, assembly methods and manufacturing processes meet customer requirements. Ideal candidates for the Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products job based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will experience in the following areas: Practical experience performing thermal and stress analysis and interpreting results to inform engineering decisions. Proficiency in SOLIDWORKS for 3D modelling and engineering drawings, and SOLIDWORKS Simulation for thermal and stress analysis, with a good understanding of dimensional tolerances and assembly requirements. Good understanding of heat transfer, thermal expansion, material properties and their effects on product performance. Experience with microelectronics, electronic packaging, hybrid assemblies, ceramic substrates, die attach or wire bonding. Experience with finite element analysis for thermal stress, vibration or other mechanical loading. Experience developing products for high-temperature or harsh-environment applications. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products to join a well R&D & Production team that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression. To apply for this Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products role in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1427 on (phone number removed) or email (url removed). Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to Mechanical Engineering roles.
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
A position for a Mechanical Engineer, specialising in Microelectronic Products, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will be responsible for the development of microelectronic products used in harsh environments. You will work closely across electronic design, reliability, manufacturing, process, test and quality departments to ensure that product packaging, materials, assembly methods and manufacturing processes meet customer requirements. Ideal candidates for the Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products job based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will experience in the following areas: Practical experience performing thermal and stress analysis and interpreting results to inform engineering decisions. Proficiency in SOLIDWORKS for 3D modelling and engineering drawings, and SOLIDWORKS Simulation for thermal and stress analysis, with a good understanding of dimensional tolerances and assembly requirements. Good understanding of heat transfer, thermal expansion, material properties and their effects on product performance. Experience with microelectronics, electronic packaging, hybrid assemblies, ceramic substrates, die attach or wire bonding. Experience with finite element analysis for thermal stress, vibration or other mechanical loading. Experience developing products for high-temperature or harsh-environment applications. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products to join a well R&D & Production team that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression. To apply for this Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products role in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1427 on (phone number removed) or email (url removed). Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to Mechanical Engineering roles.
Our client, a world-leading manufacturer of precision engineering and metrology solutions, is looking for a Production Manager to join their team on a permanent basis. This role is based across Woodchester & Miskin and offers the opportunity to lead a large assembly operation within a highly advanced manufacturing environment. You will be responsible for managing production teams, driving operational performance, and ensuring products are delivered on time, to the required quality standards, and within budget. Key responsibilities of the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin: Lead and manage an assembly department comprising Production Supervisors, Production Operators and Material Control personnel, with overall responsibility for a team of 50-70 employees. Create, implement and monitor production plans to ensure customer demand and business objectives are achieved. Work closely with international subsidiaries to ensure customer requirements are met and future commitments are clearly communicated. Ensure compliance with all Quality Assurance procedures and investigate product or process non-conformances, implementing corrective actions where required. Collaborate with Project Managers and Engineering teams to support the introduction of new products and manufacturing processes. Provide monthly performance reports against departmental objectives, highlighting successes, challenges and improvement initiatives. Manage departmental budgets and control operational costs in line with business targets. Lead waste reduction and recycling initiatives to support sustainability and departmental objectives. Manage and maintain the SyteLine manufacturing system to align production schedules with sales forecasts and stock requirements. Control inventory levels and ensure stock accuracy through effective inventory management processes. Oversee the implementation of design changes while minimising inventory obsolescence and slow-moving stock. Maintain adequate staffing levels to meet production demands and departmental plans. Conduct regular performance reviews, training assessments and development planning for employees. Develop workforce flexibility through cross-training and skills development initiatives. Promote a strong quality culture focused on continuous improvement and operational excellence. Ensure compliance with Health & Safety regulations and undertake risk assessments across the department. Experience required for the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin: HNC, HND or Degree qualified in an Engineering discipline, or equivalent manufacturing leadership experience. Proven experience managing teams within a high-complexity, high-mix manufacturing environment. Strong leadership and people management skills, including performance management and employee development. Experience managing production planning, operational performance and manufacturing resources. Knowledge of quality systems, root cause analysis and continuous improvement techniques Good understanding of inventory control, production scheduling and manufacturing processes. Experience using ERP/MRP systems within a manufacturing environment. Strong communication skills with the ability to engage effectively at all levels of the business. Excellent analytical, organisational and problem-solving abilities. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Word. Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel between sites as required. Desirable experience: Experience working with SyteLine ERP systems. Knowledge of MRP/ERP-driven manufacturing environments. Background within precision engineering, electronics assembly, advanced manufacturing or other highly regulated production environments. If this Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin could be of interest, please send your CV to (url removed) or call James on (phone number removed) for more details.
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Our client, a world-leading manufacturer of precision engineering and metrology solutions, is looking for a Production Manager to join their team on a permanent basis. This role is based across Woodchester & Miskin and offers the opportunity to lead a large assembly operation within a highly advanced manufacturing environment. You will be responsible for managing production teams, driving operational performance, and ensuring products are delivered on time, to the required quality standards, and within budget. Key responsibilities of the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin: Lead and manage an assembly department comprising Production Supervisors, Production Operators and Material Control personnel, with overall responsibility for a team of 50-70 employees. Create, implement and monitor production plans to ensure customer demand and business objectives are achieved. Work closely with international subsidiaries to ensure customer requirements are met and future commitments are clearly communicated. Ensure compliance with all Quality Assurance procedures and investigate product or process non-conformances, implementing corrective actions where required. Collaborate with Project Managers and Engineering teams to support the introduction of new products and manufacturing processes. Provide monthly performance reports against departmental objectives, highlighting successes, challenges and improvement initiatives. Manage departmental budgets and control operational costs in line with business targets. Lead waste reduction and recycling initiatives to support sustainability and departmental objectives. Manage and maintain the SyteLine manufacturing system to align production schedules with sales forecasts and stock requirements. Control inventory levels and ensure stock accuracy through effective inventory management processes. Oversee the implementation of design changes while minimising inventory obsolescence and slow-moving stock. Maintain adequate staffing levels to meet production demands and departmental plans. Conduct regular performance reviews, training assessments and development planning for employees. Develop workforce flexibility through cross-training and skills development initiatives. Promote a strong quality culture focused on continuous improvement and operational excellence. Ensure compliance with Health & Safety regulations and undertake risk assessments across the department. Experience required for the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin: HNC, HND or Degree qualified in an Engineering discipline, or equivalent manufacturing leadership experience. Proven experience managing teams within a high-complexity, high-mix manufacturing environment. Strong leadership and people management skills, including performance management and employee development. Experience managing production planning, operational performance and manufacturing resources. Knowledge of quality systems, root cause analysis and continuous improvement techniques Good understanding of inventory control, production scheduling and manufacturing processes. Experience using ERP/MRP systems within a manufacturing environment. Strong communication skills with the ability to engage effectively at all levels of the business. Excellent analytical, organisational and problem-solving abilities. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Word. Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel between sites as required. Desirable experience: Experience working with SyteLine ERP systems. Knowledge of MRP/ERP-driven manufacturing environments. Background within precision engineering, electronics assembly, advanced manufacturing or other highly regulated production environments. If this Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin could be of interest, please send your CV to (url removed) or call James on (phone number removed) for more details.
Materials Planner - Loughborough Would you like a Materials Planner job within a cutting-edge manufacturing environment, supporting the delivery of complex projects and products to customers worldwide? This Materials Planner job is based in Loughborough, the key purpose of the Materials Planner job is to ensure the timely planning and supply of materials to support production schedules, customer requirements, and project demands. You will play a critical role in coordinating material availability, managing supplier relationships, and maintaining accurate planning data to ensure efficient manufacturing operations. The Materials Planner will work closely with Production, Procurement, Projects, Logistics, and Suppliers to ensure demand requirements are clearly communicated, and material supply is aligned with build schedules. You will maintain ERP system data, manage MRP outputs, monitor supplier performance, and create clear-to-build reports highlighting risks, constraints, and recovery actions. To be considered for this Materials Planner job, you should have previous experience within materials planning, production planning, procurement, or supply chain operations in a manufacturing environment. You will have experience working with ERP/MRP systems, Bills of Materials (BOMs), supplier management, and inventory planning. Strong organisational skills, excellent communication abilities, and a proactive, solutions-focused approach are essential. This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly successful and innovative manufacturing business, offering a fast-paced environment, exciting projects, and genuine opportunities for career development and progression. APPLY NOW! If you are interested in this Materials Planner job based in Loughborough, please send your CV to (url removed) or call on (phone number removed)
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Materials Planner - Loughborough Would you like a Materials Planner job within a cutting-edge manufacturing environment, supporting the delivery of complex projects and products to customers worldwide? This Materials Planner job is based in Loughborough, the key purpose of the Materials Planner job is to ensure the timely planning and supply of materials to support production schedules, customer requirements, and project demands. You will play a critical role in coordinating material availability, managing supplier relationships, and maintaining accurate planning data to ensure efficient manufacturing operations. The Materials Planner will work closely with Production, Procurement, Projects, Logistics, and Suppliers to ensure demand requirements are clearly communicated, and material supply is aligned with build schedules. You will maintain ERP system data, manage MRP outputs, monitor supplier performance, and create clear-to-build reports highlighting risks, constraints, and recovery actions. To be considered for this Materials Planner job, you should have previous experience within materials planning, production planning, procurement, or supply chain operations in a manufacturing environment. You will have experience working with ERP/MRP systems, Bills of Materials (BOMs), supplier management, and inventory planning. Strong organisational skills, excellent communication abilities, and a proactive, solutions-focused approach are essential. This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly successful and innovative manufacturing business, offering a fast-paced environment, exciting projects, and genuine opportunities for career development and progression. APPLY NOW! If you are interested in this Materials Planner job based in Loughborough, please send your CV to (url removed) or call on (phone number removed)
PCB Inspector Are you ready to take the next step in your career in PCB inspection and quality assurance? If so, then our client has the role for you. This business is a global leader in the design & development of electronic products for customers within industries such as computing, communications, industrial, and medical markets click apply for full job details
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
PCB Inspector Are you ready to take the next step in your career in PCB inspection and quality assurance? If so, then our client has the role for you. This business is a global leader in the design & development of electronic products for customers within industries such as computing, communications, industrial, and medical markets click apply for full job details
A position for a Obsolescence Component Manager role based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The Obsolescence Component Manager, based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will be responsible for managing the obsolescence-management process across the product lifecycle click apply for full job details
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
A position for a Obsolescence Component Manager role based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight! The Obsolescence Component Manager, based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk will be responsible for managing the obsolescence-management process across the product lifecycle click apply for full job details
Put your embedded software expertise to work on systems where reliability matters. Redline are seeking an experienced Contract Embedded Software Engineer - Linux to develop mission-critical systems for a leading technology company near Greenwich. If you enjoy the challenge of making software and hardware work together, this contract offers hands-on development across complex electronic platforms. You'll work alongside specialist engineers, contributing to software architecture, real-time performance and system validation - not just writing code in isolation. Please note: this contract requires engagement through an umbrella company. PSC engagement is not available. A flavour of what you'll be working on: Developing and maintaining reliable, high-performance embedded software in C/C++. Building software for Embedded Linux and Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS). Developing multi-threaded applications and integrating software with complex hardware. Contributing to software architecture, debugging and system validation. Developing GUI functionality using JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.Js. Working closely with hardware and software engineers to solve system-level challenges. What you'll bring - Contract Embedded Software Engineer - Linux, Greenwich Strong commercial embedded C/C++ development experience. Proven Embedded Linux experience. Experience with RTOS such as VxWorks or FreeRTOS. Knowledge of multi-threading and real-time software principles. Experience with embedded hardware integration and Git. Additional skills that will help you stand out: GUI development using JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML or CSS. Python, Bash or PowerShell scripting. Experience with mission-critical or high-availability systems. Ready to put your C/C++ and Embedded Linux skills to the test? Apply now for this Contract Embedded Software Engineer - Linux opportunity near Greenwich. For more information please contact Laura Preston - (url removed) (phone number removed) quoting reference LMP1044
Nov 01, 2026
Contractor
Put your embedded software expertise to work on systems where reliability matters. Redline are seeking an experienced Contract Embedded Software Engineer - Linux to develop mission-critical systems for a leading technology company near Greenwich. If you enjoy the challenge of making software and hardware work together, this contract offers hands-on development across complex electronic platforms. You'll work alongside specialist engineers, contributing to software architecture, real-time performance and system validation - not just writing code in isolation. Please note: this contract requires engagement through an umbrella company. PSC engagement is not available. A flavour of what you'll be working on: Developing and maintaining reliable, high-performance embedded software in C/C++. Building software for Embedded Linux and Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS). Developing multi-threaded applications and integrating software with complex hardware. Contributing to software architecture, debugging and system validation. Developing GUI functionality using JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.Js. Working closely with hardware and software engineers to solve system-level challenges. What you'll bring - Contract Embedded Software Engineer - Linux, Greenwich Strong commercial embedded C/C++ development experience. Proven Embedded Linux experience. Experience with RTOS such as VxWorks or FreeRTOS. Knowledge of multi-threading and real-time software principles. Experience with embedded hardware integration and Git. Additional skills that will help you stand out: GUI development using JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML or CSS. Python, Bash or PowerShell scripting. Experience with mission-critical or high-availability systems. Ready to put your C/C++ and Embedded Linux skills to the test? Apply now for this Contract Embedded Software Engineer - Linux opportunity near Greenwich. For more information please contact Laura Preston - (url removed) (phone number removed) quoting reference LMP1044
Junior Finance & Business Operations Assistant Location: Aldermaston, Berkshire UK Salary: 27,000 This Junior Finance & Business Operations Assistant role is ideal for someone looking to develop a long-term career in finance, with hands-on experience across sales ledger, purchase ledger, credit control, and wider business operations. The successful candidate will be organised, hardworking, and detail-oriented, with a proactive approach and a willingness to learn. This role offers the opportunity to develop practical finance skills, gain exposure to business operations, and progress towards a more senior or management position over time. Key Responsibilities Finance Administration: Provide day-to-day support to the finance function, maintaining accurate financial records and assisting with reporting, reconciliations, and general finance administration. Sales Ledger: Assist with raising sales invoices, allocating customer payments, monitoring outstanding balances, and supporting credit control activities. Purchase Ledger: Process supplier invoices, check and reconcile supplier statements, maintain accurate purchase ledger records, and assist with supplier payment processes. Credit Control: Help monitor overdue accounts, follow up outstanding payments, and support the maintenance of healthy customer accounts. Business Operations & HR Support: Support HR and administrative activities, including employee record-keeping, recruitment coordination, document preparation, and coordination across business functions. Key Requirements A degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related subject would be advantageous. An AAT Level 2 qualification, or willingness to work towards one, would be beneficial. Strong English and Maths skills, ideally with GCSE grades of 6 or above. A hardworking, reliable attitude and a genuine willingness to learn. An interest in developing a long-term career in finance and business operations. Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively with colleagues, customers, and suppliers. Career Development This is an excellent opportunity for someone at the start of their career to gain practical experience across core finance functions, particularly sales and purchase ledger, credit control, and business operations. With training, experience, and continued development, there is potential to progress into a more senior finance position or management role in the future. To apply for this Junior Finance & Business Operations Assistant role based in Aldermaston, Berkshire, please send your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed).
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Junior Finance & Business Operations Assistant Location: Aldermaston, Berkshire UK Salary: 27,000 This Junior Finance & Business Operations Assistant role is ideal for someone looking to develop a long-term career in finance, with hands-on experience across sales ledger, purchase ledger, credit control, and wider business operations. The successful candidate will be organised, hardworking, and detail-oriented, with a proactive approach and a willingness to learn. This role offers the opportunity to develop practical finance skills, gain exposure to business operations, and progress towards a more senior or management position over time. Key Responsibilities Finance Administration: Provide day-to-day support to the finance function, maintaining accurate financial records and assisting with reporting, reconciliations, and general finance administration. Sales Ledger: Assist with raising sales invoices, allocating customer payments, monitoring outstanding balances, and supporting credit control activities. Purchase Ledger: Process supplier invoices, check and reconcile supplier statements, maintain accurate purchase ledger records, and assist with supplier payment processes. Credit Control: Help monitor overdue accounts, follow up outstanding payments, and support the maintenance of healthy customer accounts. Business Operations & HR Support: Support HR and administrative activities, including employee record-keeping, recruitment coordination, document preparation, and coordination across business functions. Key Requirements A degree in Finance, Accounting, or a related subject would be advantageous. An AAT Level 2 qualification, or willingness to work towards one, would be beneficial. Strong English and Maths skills, ideally with GCSE grades of 6 or above. A hardworking, reliable attitude and a genuine willingness to learn. An interest in developing a long-term career in finance and business operations. Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively with colleagues, customers, and suppliers. Career Development This is an excellent opportunity for someone at the start of their career to gain practical experience across core finance functions, particularly sales and purchase ledger, credit control, and business operations. With training, experience, and continued development, there is potential to progress into a more senior finance position or management role in the future. To apply for this Junior Finance & Business Operations Assistant role based in Aldermaston, Berkshire, please send your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed).
Our client, an established technical distributor specialising in industrial automation, electrical components and cable solutions, are looking for a Sales Engineer - Industrial in High Wycombe to join their team on a permanent basis. This is a field-based technical sales role focused on developing customer accounts, winning new business and providing technical advice on industrial automation, motor control and electrical products. Key responsibilities of the Sales Engineer - Industrial job in High Wycombe: Develop existing accounts and generate new business across a designated territory Build relationships with industrial customers, OEMs, electrical contractors, control panel builders and system integrators Understand customer requirements and recommend suitable technical products and solutions Manage technical enquiries, prepare quotations and negotiate commercial agreements Provide advice on product selection, cable sizing, power requirements and specialist applications Promote industrial automation components, drives, motor control gear, sensors, PLCs and specialist cables Maintain regular customer contact through calls, emails and site visits Work closely with internal technical support, Head Office and branch teams to deliver excellent customer service Achieve individual sales targets and contribute to regional business growth Experience required for the Sales Engineer - Industrial job in High Wycombe: Practical engineering experience and a strong technical aptitude Knowledge of industrial automation, electrical components, motor control or industrial cables Experience in technical sales, application engineering or a customer-facing engineering role desirable Understanding of products such as drives, PLCs, sensors, motor control equipment and specialist cabling Strong communication, relationship-building and customer service skills Commercially minded with the ability to identify opportunities and develop new business Self-motivated, organised and confident managing a field-based territory independently Able to work collaboratively with internal technical and sales teams If this Sales Engineer - Industrial job in High Wycombe could be of interest, please send your CV to (url removed) or call Ben on (phone number removed).
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Our client, an established technical distributor specialising in industrial automation, electrical components and cable solutions, are looking for a Sales Engineer - Industrial in High Wycombe to join their team on a permanent basis. This is a field-based technical sales role focused on developing customer accounts, winning new business and providing technical advice on industrial automation, motor control and electrical products. Key responsibilities of the Sales Engineer - Industrial job in High Wycombe: Develop existing accounts and generate new business across a designated territory Build relationships with industrial customers, OEMs, electrical contractors, control panel builders and system integrators Understand customer requirements and recommend suitable technical products and solutions Manage technical enquiries, prepare quotations and negotiate commercial agreements Provide advice on product selection, cable sizing, power requirements and specialist applications Promote industrial automation components, drives, motor control gear, sensors, PLCs and specialist cables Maintain regular customer contact through calls, emails and site visits Work closely with internal technical support, Head Office and branch teams to deliver excellent customer service Achieve individual sales targets and contribute to regional business growth Experience required for the Sales Engineer - Industrial job in High Wycombe: Practical engineering experience and a strong technical aptitude Knowledge of industrial automation, electrical components, motor control or industrial cables Experience in technical sales, application engineering or a customer-facing engineering role desirable Understanding of products such as drives, PLCs, sensors, motor control equipment and specialist cabling Strong communication, relationship-building and customer service skills Commercially minded with the ability to identify opportunities and develop new business Self-motivated, organised and confident managing a field-based territory independently Able to work collaboratively with internal technical and sales teams If this Sales Engineer - Industrial job in High Wycombe could be of interest, please send your CV to (url removed) or call Ben on (phone number removed).
Charger Technician - Industrial Battery Chargers Location: UK-wide on a field basis, with occasional overseas travel. Our East Anglian based client is looking for an experienced Charger Technician to join their team, playing a key role in the maintenance, servicing, installation and technical support of industrial battery chargers and associated battery systems. This exciting opportunity involves travelling to customer sites throughout the UK, carrying out planned maintenance, replacing batteries, identifying faults and ensuring critical power systems operate safely and efficiently. The position ideally requires experience working with industrial battery chargers and battery technologies, including SLA, NiCd and Plante batteries, alongside electrical and electronic fault-finding experience. Key Responsibilities for the Charger Technician job: Organising and carrying out planned maintenance visits on industrial battery chargers in accordance with manufacturer recommendations. Replacing batteries at customer sites, ensuring work is completed safely and to the required standards. Carrying out electrical and electronic fault-finding, identifying issues and providing effective solutions. Providing technical support and assistance to colleagues and customers when required. Surveying customer sites for asset management purposes and identifying potential sales opportunities. Completing and submitting accurate maintenance documentation and service reports in a timely manner. Qualifications and Experience Required for this Charger Technician job: Previous experience servicing and maintaining industrial battery chargers. Understanding of SLA, NiCd and Plante battery technologies. Electrical and electronic fault-finding experience. Experience with electromechanical installation and maintenance. Relevant Health & Safety certification and CSCS card. Customer accreditations such as UKPN, National Grid or London Underground would be advantageous. This is an exciting opportunity to join an East Anglian based, employee-owned business, where you will play an important role in delivering excellent customer service across the UK, supporting technical operations and contributing to the continued success of the company. If you have experience in industrial battery chargers, electrical maintenance or battery systems and are ready for a challenging and rewarding field-based role, we want to hear from you! Please send your CV to (url removed) or call on (phone number removed).
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Charger Technician - Industrial Battery Chargers Location: UK-wide on a field basis, with occasional overseas travel. Our East Anglian based client is looking for an experienced Charger Technician to join their team, playing a key role in the maintenance, servicing, installation and technical support of industrial battery chargers and associated battery systems. This exciting opportunity involves travelling to customer sites throughout the UK, carrying out planned maintenance, replacing batteries, identifying faults and ensuring critical power systems operate safely and efficiently. The position ideally requires experience working with industrial battery chargers and battery technologies, including SLA, NiCd and Plante batteries, alongside electrical and electronic fault-finding experience. Key Responsibilities for the Charger Technician job: Organising and carrying out planned maintenance visits on industrial battery chargers in accordance with manufacturer recommendations. Replacing batteries at customer sites, ensuring work is completed safely and to the required standards. Carrying out electrical and electronic fault-finding, identifying issues and providing effective solutions. Providing technical support and assistance to colleagues and customers when required. Surveying customer sites for asset management purposes and identifying potential sales opportunities. Completing and submitting accurate maintenance documentation and service reports in a timely manner. Qualifications and Experience Required for this Charger Technician job: Previous experience servicing and maintaining industrial battery chargers. Understanding of SLA, NiCd and Plante battery technologies. Electrical and electronic fault-finding experience. Experience with electromechanical installation and maintenance. Relevant Health & Safety certification and CSCS card. Customer accreditations such as UKPN, National Grid or London Underground would be advantageous. This is an exciting opportunity to join an East Anglian based, employee-owned business, where you will play an important role in delivering excellent customer service across the UK, supporting technical operations and contributing to the continued success of the company. If you have experience in industrial battery chargers, electrical maintenance or battery systems and are ready for a challenging and rewarding field-based role, we want to hear from you! Please send your CV to (url removed) or call on (phone number removed).
CNC Programmer Location: Bournemouth Salary: £43,000 + bens Job Type: Permanent CNC Programmer We are currently recruiting for an experienced CNC programmer to join a growing machine shop facility in Bournemouth. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled CNC machinist with experience in CNC programming, to join a progressive engineering environment click apply for full job details
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
CNC Programmer Location: Bournemouth Salary: £43,000 + bens Job Type: Permanent CNC Programmer We are currently recruiting for an experienced CNC programmer to join a growing machine shop facility in Bournemouth. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled CNC machinist with experience in CNC programming, to join a progressive engineering environment click apply for full job details
Quality Inspector We are looking for an experienced Quality Inspector to join a busy Bournemouth based manufacturing quality team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong metrology, CMM inspection, and quality control experience to work on precision components in a fast-paced engineering environment. Reporting to the Quality Manager, you will carry out inspection activities, support click apply for full job details
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Quality Inspector We are looking for an experienced Quality Inspector to join a busy Bournemouth based manufacturing quality team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong metrology, CMM inspection, and quality control experience to work on precision components in a fast-paced engineering environment. Reporting to the Quality Manager, you will carry out inspection activities, support click apply for full job details
Laser Application Support Engineer - (6 Month FTC) Are you a Laser Applications Engineer looking for your next challenge? My client has an exciting opportunity for a hands-on and technically minded Laser Application Support Engineer to join their growing team on a 6-month fixed term contract, supporting the development, commissioning and optimisation of laser-based machinery and processes within a click apply for full job details
Nov 01, 2026
Full time
Laser Application Support Engineer - (6 Month FTC) Are you a Laser Applications Engineer looking for your next challenge? My client has an exciting opportunity for a hands-on and technically minded Laser Application Support Engineer to join their growing team on a 6-month fixed term contract, supporting the development, commissioning and optimisation of laser-based machinery and processes within a click apply for full job details
