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Sales Engineer Sales engineer jobs role - technical sales jobs role - process industries - food & beverage, chemical, cement, mining, power. German manufacturer of precision equipment into these sectors - chance to work for a leading OEM. Flexible on location - work from home / remote technical sales jobs role. Incredibly stable & profitable multinational business. Flexible on background - any industrial sales / sales experience into manufacturing / engineering etc would be suited. Are you seeking sales engineer jobs, technical sales jobs or regional sales jobs? Are you seeking sales jobs that are working directly for the manufacturer of precision equipment (instrumentation, process measurement systems etc)? This is NOT a target driven company, it's all about building relationships. You will have the autonomy to develop business in the process industries. What we are looking for in this Sales Engineer job role A sales engineer, technical sales engineer or regional sales engineer / regional sales manager. You will have sold a solution / product into the engineering, manufacturing or industrial sectors. We are flexible on sector. Any overlap to process industries - food & beverage, chemical, cement, mining, power would be beneficial. Field sales experience - this is a remote sales engineer jobs role so you will be accustomed to being field based. Full driving licence. Loya...

Redline has been retained by a leading instrumentation manufacturer who are looking for a Lead Electronics Design Engineer to join their R&D team based in Surrey. Due to significant growth, they are seeking a Lead 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 Lead 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 Experience within a lead / mentor role, supporting and leading junior engineers 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. TPBN1_UKTJ

Full Timer Permanent Position – Rugby Based The Laser Test Engineer will be required to test laser systems in a laboratory production environment, and will be primarily responsible for execution, development, calibration and documentation of a range of high power diode laser test stations as part of production process. The role will involve the optical assembly, test and characterisation of Nd:YAG laser systems. Team work, high quality standards and excellent oral and written communication skills are essential. The Laser Test Engineer must be able to work proactively and independently. Key responsibilities and accountabilities: Carrying out high power laser diode testing including; power, spectrum, near-field and far field beam profiling, polarization and thermal performance on a variety of mounted and unmounted laser diode bars and chips. • Development and documentation of operating procedures for high power diode laser testing stations., • Development, execution and documentation of calibration procedures for high power diode laser testing stations., • Performs the set-up, calibration, testing and troubleshooting of circuits, components, instruments and mechanical assemblies., • Recommending solutions to technical problems, • Analysis of testing data and presentation of complex results in a consistent and concise reporting format., • New test station and methodology development including integration of equipment hardware and software., • Manage test scheduling and results data base., • Continuous focus on improvement of test station accuracy, repeatability and productivity., • Working knowledge of measurement instrumentation such as optical power measurement heads, pulsed and CW current sources, micro-positioning and scanning systems., • Excellent problem solving skills based on an analytical approach to tasks., • Work effectively with co-workers and others by sharing ideas in a constructive, positive manner; listening to and objectively considering ideas and suggestions from others., • Keeping commitments and keeping others informed of work progress and issues., • Applicants should ideally have a graduate degree in an experimental science or an engineering subject and be able to demonstrate good practical and problem-solving capabilities. Applicants should ideally be able to demonstrate good practical and problem-solving capabilities. Experience with lasers would be beneficial but more of a practical electronic/mechanical assembly and test engineering would be advantageous. Following a successful probationary period, Litron offers: · Working hours of 37.50 hours per week 8.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Thursday and 8.30am to 1.00pm Friday. · Competitive rates of pay and Holiday entitlement · Holiday Purchase Scheme · Employee Benefits Programme · Employee Assistance Programme · Company Contributory Pension scheme · Annual Company Discretionary Bonus scheme To be considered for this role, please apply via email with a CV and covering letter stating your current salary to the Human Resources Department. You must be currently living and working in the UK, and possess a valid driving license as the role may require occasional national and international travel to visit customers to install and commission laser systems after a qualifying period. Litron Lasers operates an Equal Opportunity Policy and welcomes applications from people of all diverse backgrounds

CNC Milling Programmer / Setter / Operator A fantastic opportunity has become available for a highly skilled and reliable CNC Milling Programmer / Setter / Operator to join our established team of precision engineers in Rugby. We are a well-respected precision engineering company specialising in the manufacture of high-quality machined components for a wide range of demanding industries. Following recent restructuring and investment aimed at revitalising the business after a prolonged period of limited growth, the company is entering an exciting new phase focused on modernisation, capability improvement and long-term development. The current owner is a time-served machinist with a strong hands-on engineering background and a genuine understanding of the day-to-day challenges involved in precision manufacturing. The company is committed to investing in both its equipment and its people, creating an environment where skilled machinists can contribute, improve processes and take pride in their work. The owner is focused on building a strong and highly capable team of experienced engineers who can take ownership, make decisions and help drive the business forward. The long-term aim is to develop a trusted and self-sufficient team capable of managing day-to-day manufacturing operations to the highest standards, allowing greater responsibility and autonomy within the business for the right individuals. This role is ideally suited to a passionate and experienced machinist with strong CNC Milling disciplines, who wants to play an important role in helping drive the company forward. The successful candidate will become a key member of a small, highly skilled team, with genuine long-term prospects available as part of the companys future succession plans. Industries We Supply Formula 1, Motorsport, GT & Rally Medical Equipment & Instrumentation Defense Engineering Robotics & Automation Data Acquisition Equipment Automotive Manufacturing Process Control & Engineering Working Hours Monday Thursday: 7:30am 4:00pm Friday: 7:30am 3:00pm (30-minute lunch break) Permanent Full-Time Position 39 Hours per Week Overtime Available Free Onsite Parking Salary Competitive salary dependent on experience, programming capability and overall skill level. The Role The successful applicant will be responsible for programming, setting and operating CNC Mills within the business, working closely with the Shop Manager to support production, improve machining processes and help relieve the demands of an increasingly busy manufacturing environment. The role will involve programming, setting and operating a range of CNC machine tools, with a strong emphasis on process development and continuous improvement. Key responsibilities include: Offline or online programming of CNC Milling machines Programming, setting and operating: 3-axis & 4-axis CNC Mills Turn-mill machines Working with Fanuc control systems Producing first-off components, prove-outs and process improvements Reading and interpreting engineering drawings to BS / ISO standards Inspection of machined components using precision measuring equipment Ensuring production targets and quality standards are consistently achieved Tooling selection, fixture planning and machining strategy optimisation Supporting continuous improvement in machining methods and cycle times General workshop organisation, tooling control and housekeeping Working independently and collaboratively within a small engineering team The Ideal Candidate We are looking for an experienced CNC machinist with excellent practical machining ability and strong offline or online programming experience. The ideal candidate will possess: Proven experience in offline or online CNC programming for Milling Strong knowledge of CNC machining processes, tooling and work holding methods Experience setting and operating CNC Mills/ Turn Mills Ability to programme efficiently from engineering drawings Good understanding of Fanuc controls Experience with low to medium batch precision engineering work Strong understanding of geometric tolerancing and engineering standards Excellent inspection and measurement skills Ability to work independently using initiative and problem-solving skills A proactive and hands-on approach to continuous improvement Strong organisational skills and attention to detail A reliable, punctual and professional attitude Flexibility to work overtime when required A strong manufacturing mindset with the ability to select the most effective work holding, tooling and machining methods for each component Ability to optimise setups, machining strategies and process reliability to improve quality, repeatability and cycle efficiency We are looking for someone who understands that successful machining is driven by experience, process planning and practical engineering knowledge not simply writing CNC programs We are looking for a self-sufficient engineer who can confidently solve machining and programming challenges independently, using experience and practical problem-solving skills to determine the best manufacturing solution for each component Desirable but not essential: Experience with quoting and estimating Material and tooling purchasing knowledge Production planning experience Understanding of ISO9001 procedures and documentation We are particularly interested in individuals who can contribute ideas, improve processes and take ownership of their work. This role would suit someone who enjoys being fully involved in precision engineering rather than simply operating machines and who wants to be part of a company investing in its future. Recruitment Agencies We do not wish to be contacted by recruitment agencies regarding this vacancy. Any CV's or candidate details submitted without prior written agreement will be considered unsolicited and will not give rise to any fee or liability on our part. We will not be held responsible for any contact made with individuals already on agency databases or books. TPBN1_UKTJ