Working Hours: 39 hours per week (Flexi-time with early finish Fridays)
Salary: Depending on experience
We are currently recruiting for a Electronics Assembly Technician to join a leading global manufacturer of vibration testing systems, signal analysers, and sound generators.
This is an exciting opportunity to join a well-established and friendly company specialising in the design and manufacture of bespoke high-performance electronic systems for customers worldwide.
This is not repetitive production line work. The successful candidate will be responsible for building complex systems from start to finish, working on a diverse range of sophisticated equipment including Electro-Dynamic Shaker systems, Underwater Sonar systems, and high-power amplifiers ranging from 30W to 55kW.
The ideal candidate will be technically skilled, highly organised, and proactive, with strong attention to detail and the ability to work independently to high standards.
Key Responsibilities:
Complete wiring and assembly of electronic instruments and high-power amplifier systems
Hand-build specialised vibration testing systems and underwater sonar equipment to precise specifications
Work with three-phase power equipment and ensure careful handling of low-level analogue signals
Carry out basic PCB building and component loading
Interpret and follow technical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams to build full systems from the ground up
Perform system integration and final assembly for global customer delivery
Maintain high standards of quality control, ensuring all work complies with internal quality procedures and safety regulations
Manage workload effectively and maintain a clean, organised, and efficient workspace
What We're Looking For:
Time-served apprenticeship with a City & Guilds or NVQ qualification in an electrical or electronic discipline
Proven experience in prototype wiring, electronic assembly, or similar technical build roles
Strong knowledge of high-power electrical systems and three-phase power (essential)
Experience handling delicate low-level analogue signals and complex circuitry
Ability to read and interpret technical schematics and engineering drawings
Excellent attention to detail and methodical approach to work
Strong organisational and problem-solving skills
Proactive, forward-thinking attitude with a hands-on "can-do" mindset
Ability to work both independently and as part of a skilled team
Working Pattern:
39-hour working week
Flexi-time scheme available
Early finish every Friday
Benefits:
Competitive salary, dependent on experience
Attendance bonus scheme
Company pension scheme
Death in Service Insurance
Membership to Health Partners healthcare scheme
20 days annual leave plus public holidays
Regular overtime opportunities available
Full training provided on company-specific systems and specialist equipment
Supportive and friendly working environment within an established global business
Training & Development:
Full onboarding and product training provided
Opportunity to develop specialist technical knowledge across a wide range of advanced electronic systems
Long-term career development within a growing and innovative engineering company
