Production assembly jobs in United Kingdom

Assembly Operative The Role Assemble luminaires and accessories to achieve daily production requirements, and when required, support the warehouse team in receiving, storing, picking and packing goods for dispatch. Key responsibilities include: • Assemble products to specifications, following defined processes & training, • Monitor the production process and carry out testing and quality checks, • Ensure produc... ZIPC1_UKTJ

Production Operative / Assembly Operative Join a busy manufacturing team as a Production Operative / Assembly Operative, assembling high-quality products using hand tools, following technical drawings, and meeting production targets in a fast-paced factory environment. If youve also worked in the following roles, wed also like to hear from you: Assembly Technician, Manufacturing Operative, Factory W... ZIPC1_UKTJ

Production Operative Light Assembly Immediate Starts Available £12.71 per hour | Ongoing work | Day Shifts 08.00am - 16.30pm Monday - Friday More Workers Ltd are recruiting Production Operatives to assemble, pick and pack LED lighting products at a modern facility in Sutton. This is clean, bench-based assembly work involving small components and wiring. No previous manufacturing experience required f... ZIPC1_UKTJ

Production Team Leader (Assembly) A great opportunity for an experienced Production Team Leader to supervise an assembly team within a fast-paced manufacturing environment, ensuring efficiency, quality control and continuous improvement. If youve also worked in the following roles, wed also like to hear from you: Production Supervisor, Manufacturing Supervisor, Assembly Supervisor, Operations Superv... ZIPC1_UKTJ

Production Supervisor (Precision Engineering) £34,000-£38,000 + Overtime + Days Based + 25 Days Holiday + Bank Holiday Ruislip Are you a Production Supervisor looking for a hands-on leadership role within a precision engineering environment, where you can take ownership of production performance, team development, and continuous improvement? On offer is the opportunity to join a specialist medical device manufacturer, working as part of a skilled production and quality team where you will be involved in the assembly and inspection of precision components that play a key role in the delivery of finished medical products. In this role, you will be responsible for supervising CNC machining activities, coordinating workflow, and ensuring components are manufactured to required tolerances, drawings, and specifications. You will work closely with Quality, Engineering, and Planning teams to ensure smooth production flow and resolution of any technical or operational issues. This role would suit a Production Supervisor with experience in CNC machining or precision engineering, looking to take ownership of a production area and drive both team performance and process efficiency within a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Reference:BBBH25127A Keywords: Production Supervisor, Precision Engineering, CNC Machining, Manufacturing, Production Management, Team Leadership, Shop Floor Management, Workflow Coordination, Production Planning, Machinist Supervision, Engineering Drawings, Technical Specifications, Tolerances, Quality Control, KPI Tracking, Continuous Improvement, Lean Manufacturing, Process Improvement, Resource Allocation, Fast-Paced Manufacturing Environment, Ruislip If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set. Ernest Gordon Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job, you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at our website.

Technician Competitive Salary + Overtime + Training + Progression + Excellent Company Benefits Enfield, North London (Commutable from: Enfield, Barnet, Tottenham, Walthamstow, Cheshunt, Harlow, Watford, Stevenage, North London) Are you a Technician with experience in assembly, manufacturing or electromechanical products, looking to join a market-leading engineering company offering long-term stability, training and career progression? On offer is an excellent opportunity to join a highly respected manufacturer working on specialist high-tech equipment, where you will be part of a skilled production team building complex products to the highest quality standards. This company are an established engineering business supplying advanced systems into global markets. They are renowned for innovation, staff retention and investing in their employees through training and long-term development opportunities. In this varied role, you will assemble, test and rework electromechanical equipment, working from drawings, schematics and technical instructions. You will carry out tasks such as soldering, wiring, crimping, drilling and detailed product rework, while helping maintain excellent quality and continuous improvement standards. This role would suit a Technician, Assembly Technician, Production Technician or Manufacturing Technician looking for a secure long-term position within a clean and modern engineering environment. The Role: • Assembly, testing and rework of electromechanical products, • Soldering, wiring, crimping and mechanical fitting, • Experience in engineering, manufacturing or assembly environment, • Hands on experience with electromechanical products Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd acts an employment agency for permanent roles and an employment business for temporary roles. The salary advertised is the bracket available for this position. The actual salary paid will be dependent on your level of experience, qualifications and skill set and will be decided by our client, the employer. Rise are not responsible or liable for any hiring decisions made by the end client. We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.

Fine Limit Sheet Metal Fabricator Precision Engineering We’re looking for an experienced Sheet Metal Fabricator who takes pride in high-precision work and enjoys working on complex, tight-tolerance components. This is a hands-on role within a specialist fabrication environment, producing detailed parts for highly regulated industries. You’ll be working with a wide range of materials — including more challenging alloys — where quality and accuracy are critical. The Opportunity You’ll play a key role in transforming flat sheet into finished components, often working from detailed drawings but also applying your own judgement and craftsmanship where required. Core Responsibilities • Manufacture precision sheet metal components to tight tolerances using a range of fabrication techniques, • Carry out bending, forming, cutting, and assembly operations across a variety of materials, • Interpret engineering drawings, sketches, and shop floor instructions to produce accurate parts, • Set up and operate fabrication machinery such as press brakes, fly presses, and finishing equipment, • Perform hand forming and development work on prototype or low-volume components, • Complete finishing processes including deburring, trimming, drilling, filing, and grinding, • Inspect components throughout the process to ensure compliance with specification, • Maintain tools, jigs, and equipment in good working order and ready for useWhat We’re Looking For, • Strong background in fine limit sheet metal work within a precision manufacturing setting, • Proven ability to work to tight tolerances across complex components, • Confident reading and interpreting technical engineering drawings, • Experience working with a variety of materials including aluminium and stainless steel, • Ability to work independently and maintain high standards under minimal supervisionHighly Desirable, • Previous experience within aerospace, defence, or other highly regulated industries, • Familiarity with exotic materials such as titanium and nickel-based alloys (e.g. Inconel), • Skilled in manual forming techniques for bespoke or prototype work, • Experience assembling fabricated parts alongside machined componentsWhy Consider This Role, • Work on complex, high-specification components rather than repetitive production, • Opportunity to utilise and develop advanced fabrication skills To apply for this exclusive opportunity, please submit an up-to-date CV by clicking the Apply button, or contact me directly for a confidential discussion. If you have not been contacted by A1 Personnel within two weeks of submitting your application, please assume that your CV has not been shortlisted on this occasion. A1 Personnel is acting as a specialist recruitment consultancy in relation to this vacancy.

Manufacturing Engineer8 month contract – Outside IR35Immediate startSunbury on Thames Our client are a leading manufacturer providing specialist solutions to a variety of industries such as aerospace, power generation, rail and oil and gas industries. They are looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineer to join the team.Manufacturing Engineer Working across operations, supply chain and design engineering to provide manufacturing engineering expertise in supporting existing and new products, defining new and supporting existing processes. You will assist in the implementation of strategic Lean initiatives throughout the Company, leading some Continuous Improvement projects.Main Duties/Responsibilities • Work with manufacturing cell leaders, lean co-ordinator and design engineering to improve process efficiencies, • Implement ‘Standard work’, generating & maintaining manufacturing documentation (SOP’s, Routings, “Visual Factory” displays), • Creation & Maintenance of Routings in the MRP system, • Implement lean manufacturing methods (e.g. 1-piece flow lines, visual factory) to reduce throughput times, rework/scrap and work in progress, • Implement basic improvement tools, from 5S, 7 Wastes, Visual Management and Standardised Work balanced assembly lines where single (best) piece flow philosophies are employed, • Implement any required layout changes, ensuring both the facilities and maintenance teams are fully involved, • Support the Manufacturing Cells with their recording, and analysis of production data, and ensure the correct focus is placed on the main issues arising, • Initiate and / or lead improvement projects and CAPEX to enable new process and product introductions., • Work with Engineering on product documentation modifications and parts obsolescence, • Provide day-to-day manufacturing engineering support for the production cells to enable customer schedule adherence (Fracas/concessions, change notes or MRB (material review board), • Lead and work in teams to develop process FMEA, in their construction and implementation., • Manage new product introductions and the manufacture of legacy products from release to production through the product life cycle., • Mentor for cell leaders for improved methods of manufacturing assembly and test.Manufacturing EngineerEssential Skills/Experience/Qualifications;, • 5+ years experience within a manufacturing/engineering environment, ideally for the aerospace industry, • Previous experience of NPI, • Experience of implementing Standard Work processes, • Proven record of successfully implementing Lean in an industrial environment (either as a co-ordinator or as a leader), • A proven track record of generating and maintaining process maps, PFMEA’s and control plans, • Strong knowledge of lean manufacturing principles, • Experience of using problem solving techniques (5 Why’s, Fishbone/Ishikawa diagrams, 8D), • Significant technical & problem solving experience in an electro-mech. manufacturing environment., • Good time management with a significant track record of planning / managing complex long term projects.

Assembly Technician / Production Engineer We are recruiting for a hands-on Assembly Technician / Production Operative to join a growing engineering and manufacturing team. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals with practical mechanical or production experience who enjoy working in a structured, quality-focused environment. The role involves assembling technical equipment and components using digital work instructions, hand tools and power tools, while working closely with team leaders and engineering teams to ensure high build standards. This position would suit candidates from production, assembly, mechanical, automotive, engineering or manufacturing backgrounds, as well as practical engineering graduates looking to build hands-on experience. You will be based near Epsom for this contract and it has been assessed as OUTSIDE IR35. Key Responsibilities • Assemble products and components in line with digital work instructions and quality standards, • Prepare and organise parts and materials for production builds, • Use hand tools and power tools safely and correctly, including torque tools where required, • Route and secure wiring and mechanical assemblies neatly and accurately, • Identify and report any build or assembly issues to supervisors or engineers, • Follow health & safety procedures and maintain a clean working environment, • Support continuous improvement initiatives across production processes, • Work independently on assigned tasks while contributing positively to the wider teamSkills & Experience, • Previous experience within a production, assembly, mechanical or manufacturing environment, • Confident using a variety of hand tools and power tools, • Ability to follow written or digital assembly instructions accurately, • Good attention to detail and a quality-focused approach, • Strong practical and problem-solving skills, • Comfortable working in a structured, process-driven environment, • Experience within automotive, aerospace, commercial vehicle, prototype or technical assembly environments, • Electrical or wiring assembly experience, • Experience working in research & development or low-volume production settings, • Forklift licence This is a great opportunity to join a supportive and growing technical environment with opportunities to further develop practical engineering and production skills.

Job Description Production Operative Job – Andover – Apply Now to join the Stannah Are you ready for your next challenge in an Assembly Production Operative Job? You will be working in a manufacturing environment, with Standard Operating Procedures in place. The Assembly Production Operative Job is permanent and full time, your hours will be: Working Hours are Monday - Wednesday 14:00 to 00:00, Thursday 14:00 to 23:00, you will receive a 15% shift allowance for working these hours. What You Will Do: As an Assembly Operative, you will work in the assembly area, manufacturing our products. The job involves varied work, based around mechanical and electrical assembly work such as riveting and tapping metal fitting components together and wiring circuit, preparation of looms and testing of sub-assemblies. Job Responsibilities: • Able to work to within tight cycles/deadlines and with minimum supervision., • Follow standardized operating procedures and ensure adherence to safety protocols, • Using pneumatic, electric-powered tools, and a small number of hand tools., • Pack goods, with protective materials ready for shipment, • Manually load lighter finished parts onto pallets, • Perform electrical tests, wiring, and diagnostics per manuals., • Collaborate with team members to optimize efficiency and meet production targets and maintain a clean and organized work area., • Conduct visual inspections to identify any defects or issues in the assembly process., • Reporting issues or test failures to supervisor to maintain high standard of quality. Qualifications Job Requirements: • Previous experience in Mechanical assembly or manufacturing roles is desirable, but not essential as training will be provided., • Excellent team working and ability to integrate into existing team to work effectively in a fast-paced environment, • Proactive problem solver with strong attention to detail and quality orientation This Assembly Operative Job would be ideal for someone who has previously worked in an Assembly Operative Job, Production Operative Job, Factory Job or Production Job. If you are looking for an Assembly Operative Job Andover, please click the apply now button to submit your application Benefits Include: • Competitive Salary, paid on a monthly basis, • Profit Share Bonus Scheme, paid to all employees every quarter. Based on Group Company profits, • 25 days holiday, plus bank holidays, • Holiday scheme to buy extra days’ annual leave, • Pension Scheme. Matched contribution/salary sacrifice, • SimplyHealth Cash Plan. Allows you to claim towards health costs. For example, dental, optical, physiotherapy, chiropody treatments and more • Life Assurance Scheme, • Long Service award scheme, with holiday benefit, • Company Benefits Discount Rewards Scheme. Includes shop discounts, hotel discounts, days out, and more, • Employee Assistance Programme. A workplace initiative to support and enhance well-being • Enhanced maternity and paternity provision, • Free parking #HA Stannah Group is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome and encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds, identities, and abilities. We are a Disability Confident Committed Employer. We treat all our job applicants fairly and with respect. Our employees are the heart of our business. We take great care to create a working environment where everyone feels valued. Join our team and be a part of our diverse and inclusive community! We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive high numbers of applications for the role. Appropriate right to work must be held by applicants. Sponsorship is not available. PandoLogic. Keywords: Mechanical Assembler, Location: Andover, ENG - SP10 4HB

Production Operative / Technician - EV / Automotive - London - Temp to Perm - £35k Job Title: Production Operative / Technician Location: NW10, London — On-Site (5 days per week) Salary: £26,000 – £35,000 (depending on experience) Temp to Perm Company Overview Our client is an innovative and fast-growing organisation operating within the electric vehicle and advanced automotive sector. Focused on developing next-generation mobility technologies, the company is expanding its London-based production operations and is looking for motivated individuals to support the build and assembly of cutting-edge electric vehicle systems and components. This is an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic environment at the forefront of sustainable transport and advanced manufacturing. Role Overview The Production Operative / Technician will play a key role in supporting the assembly, integration, and testing of electric vehicle components within a production environment. Working closely with engineering and manufacturing teams, the successful candidate will follow build processes, assist with mechanical and electrical assembly, and ensure high standards of quality and safety are maintained throughout production. This role is initially offered on a temporary basis with a clear pathway to permanent employment, making it ideal for individuals looking to build a long-term career within the EV and automotive technology sector. Key Responsibilities • Carry out assembly and production tasks for EV components and sub-systems following technical instructions and engineering drawings., • Assist with mechanical and electrical assembly, wiring, and integration of vehicle components., • Support testing, inspection, and quality checks during the production process., • Identify and report production issues, faults, or deviations from specifications., • Work collaboratively with engineers, technicians, and production staff to ensure build schedules are met., • Maintain accurate documentation and build records where required., • Follow all health, safety, and quality procedures within the production facility., • Assist with inventory management and material handling where required., • Experience in a manufacturing, production, automotive, EV, or technical assembly environment., • Ability to follow technical drawings, instructions, or build procedures., • Hands-on experience with tools, equipment, and workshop practices., • Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality standards., • Good problem-solving skills and the ability to work both independently and within a team., • Experience working within automotive, EV, aerospace, robotics, or advanced manufacturing industries., • Basic knowledge of electrical systems, wiring, or battery systems., • Experience with prototype builds or low-volume manufacturing environments., • £35,000 salary, • Temp-to-perm opportunity with long-term career potential, • Opportunity to work within the rapidly growing EV and clean technology sector, • Collaborative and innovative working environment, • Exposure to cutting-edge electric vehicle technology If this is of interest please apply on LinkedIn or email

Mechanical Design Engineer (CAD Tooling) – Greenwich – circa £45 to £50.00 per hour DOE (Umbrella) – Long Term Contract Job Description: Our client is seeking an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer to play a key role in the industrialisation and introduction of cutting-edge submerged products into production. This long-term contract offers the opportunity to lead on defining, designing and validating complex tooling and equipment solutions, ensuring efficient assembly processes that deliver exceptional quality and reliability. Key Responsibilities: • Lead collaboration with Supply Chain and R&D teams to support the industrialisation of new products., • Define, design and optimise tooling and equipment, including jigs, lifting fixtures and workstations, for efficient assembly and testing., • Recommend and implement alternative tooling solutions to improve efficiency, safety and reliability., • Use Creo CAD to develop and model advanced tooling concepts., • Present tooling solutions and influence key stakeholders., • Identify and source external equipment to strengthen production capabilities., • Manage relationships with tooling manufacturers to ensure delivery, compliance and quality standards are met., • Inspect and validate new tooling against specification, calibration and inspection requirements., • Oversee tooling validation and qualification model builds. Requirements: • Degree (or equivalent) in Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering., • Proven track record in designing tools, fixtures and equipment for complex assembly/manufacturing environments., • Proficiency in Creo CAD preferred., • Strong ability to apply reliability engineering judgement., • Experience with FEA (Ansys) for stress/simulation analysis., • Significant experience in technical/manufacturing environments, ideally within high-reliability sectors., • Excellent interpersonal, communication and leadership skills. How to apply: To apply for this excellent opportunity, please send your CV via Linkedin

Manufacturing Process Engineer (NPI Projects) London (Greenwich) | Up to circa £42 to 47.50 per hour (Umbrella) | Long-Term Contract About the Role We’re looking for a Manufacturing Process Engineer to help shape the future of assembly processes. In this role, you’ll design and implement lean improvements that make production safer, more efficient, and more sustainable. You’ll work closely with R&D, support projects from concept through to delivery, and ensure processes meet the highest standards of quality and compliance. What’s in it for you? • Competitive pay and a secure long-term contract, • A collaborative and supportive team culture, • The chance to make a real impact on products that support critical global infrastructure, • Work with cutting-edge technologies that are making a difference worldwide What you’ll be doing • Design & Improve: Create lean process improvements for tools, equipment, and assembly methods, • Deliver Change: Manage projects from concept to handover, keeping efficiency and timelines on track, • Validate & Test: Ensure new tooling and processes are reliable and compliant before production, • Keep it Safe: Lead PUWER assessments, risk analysis, and safety compliance, • Collaborate: Partner with R&D, training schools, and wider teams to support innovation and development, • Measure & Monitor: Define KPIs, track progress, and ensure budgets and quality targets are met What we’re looking for • A degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Production, or related Engineering field, • Hands-on experience in manufacturing or technical environments, • Knowledge of ISO9001/TL9000, Lean, Six Sigma, and regulated industries, • A methodical problem-solver with excellent organisational skills, • Willingness to learn systems such as SAP and sDMS How to apply If this sounds like the right role for you, we’d love to hear from you. Please apply via LinkedIn.

All3 is transforming how buildings are conceived, developed, and delivered. We combine AI-powered design with robotic prefabrication and on-site assembly to build custom architecture at the cost and speed of mass production - unlocking even the most complex sites. We’re currently seeking a Principal Platform Software Engineer to join our team, focused on shaping the system architecture and delivering software that defines the mobility, manipulation, autonomy, and reliability of our robotic systems. Responsibilities: • Defining software architecture for robotic mobility, manipulation, autonomy, and platform tooling;, • Developing and maintaining production-grade software in Modern C++ and Python for embedded Linux environments;, • Designing APIs, abstractions, and reusable libraries that support reliable and scalable robotic systems;, • Building software for task and behaviour orchestration, including state machines, behaviour trees, mission planning, and fault handling;, • Developing tooling for visualisation, logging, telemetry, performance analysis, and debugging;, • Supporting distributed communication systems, message-passing middleware, and data marshalling pipelines;, • Integrating device drivers and middleware across heterogeneous compute architectures;, • Setting technical standards, reviewing designs, and making pragmatic trade-offs to meet business goals;, • Leading technical discussions across robotics, hardware, controls, and product teams;, • Applying systems engineering principles to requirements analysis, architecture design, verification, and validation. Expertise: • Expert-level experience in production-grade software development with Modern C++ and Python;, • Strong experience working in embedded Linux environments;, • Deep understanding of API design, software abstractions, and library development;, • Experience designing reliable and scalable software for industrial operating environments;, • Advanced experience in robotic software development, ideally in legged robotics;, • Knowledge of locomotion, whole-body control, or state estimation systems;, • Experience with distributed heterogeneous compute architectures, including GPGPU and CUDA;, • Strong understanding of pub/sub communication systems, telemetry, logging, and visualisation pipelines;, • Experience with task orchestration, behaviour trees, state machines, mission planning, or fault handling;, • Strong systems engineering knowledge, including requirements analysis, architecture design, verification, and validation;, • First-principles approach to problem-solving;, • Strong communication and technical leadership skills, with the ability to work across functional boundaries. We offer: • Chance to be a part of a large-scale project;, • Team driven by impactful cause;, • Hybrid format of work with the lab located in Park Royal;, • Private dental or full medical (dental treatments aren’t covered) insurance;, • Flexible working schedule;, • 28 days of annual leave.

Technician Enfield, North London £30,000 – £35,000 + benefits The Opportunity We are recruiting for an Electronics Technician to join a well-established engineering and manufacturing organisation based in Enfield. This is a hands-on role working on high-specification electromechanical and PCB-based systems used in advanced technology applications. You will be involved in the assembly, testing, and rework of complex electronic equipment within a quality-driven production environment. Key Responsibilities Assembly and build of electronic and electromechanical systems PCB work including soldering (through-hole and surface mount) Rework and repair of assemblies to component level Wiring, crimping, and cable assembly Testing and fault finding using standard test equipment Working from engineering drawings, schematics, and procedures Inspecting your own work and maintaining high quality standards Supporting continuous improvement and production processes Requirements Experience in electronics manufacturing or production Strong PCB assembly and soldering skills Ability to read and follow technical drawings and schematics Experience with testing and fault finding High attention to detail and quality standards Desirable IPC standards (IPC-A-610, IPC J-STD-001, IPC-A-620) Electromechanical assembly experience Cable assembly, wiring, and crimping Experience within high-reliability or regulated industries Knowledge of Lean manufacturing and 5S This is an excellent opportunity to join a stable and technically advanced manufacturing environment, offering long-term career development and the chance to work on complex, high-quality electronic systems.

Lead Manufacturing Engineer Onsite | Oxford, UK About Densix Densix is redefining what’s possible in power conversion. Spun out of the University of Oxford and backed by leading deep-tech investors, we are commercialising patented, ultra-high power density converter technology. Our innovations unlock smaller, more efficient, and more flexible power systems across high-growth sectors including AI compute, electric vehicles, grid infrastructure, and renewable energy. We are now transitioning from breakthrough research to first product—and building a world-class engineering team to make it happen. Joining Densix at this stage means more than just a role: you will help define how a fundamentally new class of power electronics is manufactured at scale. If you’re motivated by solving hard, real-world problems and want to see your work move rapidly from concept to deployed systems, this is a rare opportunity to shape both the technology and the company from the ground up. The Role As Lead Manufacturing Engineer, you will take ownership of how our technology is built—developing scalable, high-precision manufacturing processes for a novel class of power converters. You will operate at the intersection of design and production, working hands-on to translate advanced engineering concepts into robust, repeatable manufacturing systems. Key responsibilities include: • Manufacturing processes: Develop manufacturing processes for Densix’s next-generation power converter products, from prototype through to early production., • Automation & Tooling: Design, build, test, and iterate robotic assembly systems including hardware, software, processes to enable precision, repeatability, and scalability., • Production Readiness: Lead the transition from R&D prototypes to alpha and beta builds, establishing processes that meet quality, yield, and reliability targets., • Supplier & Partner Management: Work closely with suppliers, contract manufacturers (e.g. PCB/PCBA, precision machining, materials) and the engineering team to ensure quality, cost, and delivery targets are met., • Test & Validation: Define and manage product testing programmes including accelerated lifetime testing, environmental and EMC testing as well as managing relevant certification programmes., • Cross-functional Engineering: Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, and thermal engineers to ensure designs are optimised for manufacturability (DfM/DfA)., • Customer Integration: Partner with customer engineering teams to validate and adapt products for specific applications and environments., • Continuous Improvement: Establish best practices, documentation, and scalable processes as the foundation for future manufacturing growth, staying up-to-date with power electronic technology and associated manufacturing. What We’re Looking For We’re looking for someone who combines deep technical capability with a builder’s mindset—someone comfortable creating systems from first principles in a fast-moving environment. Essential: • Degree (BEng/MEng or equivalent) in engineering or a relevant technical discipline, • 5+ years’ experience in advanced manufacturing environments (e.g. power electronics, robotics, precision engineering, or high-reliability systems), • Proven track record of developing and deploying manufacturing processes, equipment, or automation systems from concept to operation, • Hands-on experience with robotic systems, tooling, and/or custom automation, • Strong understanding of design for manufacture and assembly (DfM/DfA) principles, • Experience working with external suppliers and manufacturing partners (e.g. for PCB and PCBA, CNC parts)., • Proficiency in mechanical and electrical design, with a practical, hands-on approach and ability to prototype, iterate, and solve complex problems quickly Desirable: • Experience with precision or high-density electronics manufacturing, including tabletop or small-scale robotic assembly systems, • Experience with accelerated lifetime and reliability testing of electronic systems, • Experience with certification processes (e.g. EMC, safety compliance), • Experience with advanced materials or processes (e.g. additive manufacturing, adhesives, thermal management solutions), • Experience in IP protection. What We Offer • Salary: £55,000 – £70,000 (depending on experience), • Equity: Meaningful share options—be part of the upside you help create, • 25 days holiday + bank holidays, • Contributory pension scheme, • A rare opportunity to join a recently funded deep-tech spin-out at a pivotal stage, • Significant scope for progression as the company scales Why This Role is Different Most manufacturing roles optimise existing processes. This one builds them from scratch. You will be defining how a new category of power electronics is produced—working on first-of-a-kind technology, in a company where your decisions will directly shape the product, the factory, and the future of the business.

Early impact, real products, fast learning, paid overtime. Join as a Mechanical Design Engineer in Brentford, West London, earning £35,000–£40,000. You’ll design medical devices, work closely with manufacturing partners, and enjoy flexitime, mentoring, paid overtime and clear progression in a high-energy R&D studio. Scope of the role The Mechanical Design Engineer supports end-to-end development, partnering with nearby suppliers to accelerate learning and delivery. • Create SolidWorks 3D CAD and detailed drawings for production., • Design plastic components for injection moulding and assembly automation., • Prototype, plan tests, analyse results and iterate., • Support DFM and tolerance discussions with suppliers., • Collaborate with electronics, firmware and industrial design colleagues. Key skills and experience required • Proven project work as a Mechanical Design Engineer, Mechanical Engineer or Design Engineer., • Degree in Mechanical Engineering from a recognised university., • SolidWorks proficiency, sound drawings practice, and tolerance stacks., • DFM for injection moulding; exposure to FEA and hand calculations. Salary and benefits • £35,000–£40,000 basic salary., • Paid overtime and flexitime around core hours 10:00–15:00., • 22 days’ holiday plus bank holidays, rising to 25., • 5% employer pension contribution., • Income protection and life assurance., • Time off in lieu for added flexibility., • Full-time, on-site, five days per week with flexible start and finish times. You’ll join a collaborative Brentford studio with modern prototyping facilities and rapid feedback from local partners. This Mechanical Design Engineer role is perfect for someone who enjoys building, testing and refining products that make a difference. How to apply Want to find out more? Click the apply button, and we’ll be in touch.

C++ Trading Platform Developer A leading crypto-native algorithmic trading firm is looking for a C++ Trading Platform Developer to join its London-based team. This is an opportunity to work at the intersection of high-performance engineering and digital asset markets, building and scaling a global trading platform that operates across dozens of exchanges worldwide. The environment combines the technical standards of top-tier high-frequency trading firms with the pace and ownership of a technology start-up. You’ll work on a global, low-latency trading platform spanning multiple continents, covering: • Real-time market data capture, • Order entry and connectivity across numerous exchanges, • Robust networking and monitoring systems, • Scaling and performance optimisation of core infrastructure The tech stack is primarily C++ and Python, running on Linux across both development and production. The focus is on writing clean, scalable, high-performance code and continuously improving system reliability and speed. This is a hands-on engineering role with direct exposure to traders and senior technical leadership. You’ll be given meaningful ownership from day one and the freedom to shape your impact. What We’re Looking For • Strong C++ skills (assessment will form part of the process), • Deep understanding of data structures and performance optimisation, • Experience building client-server network applications, • Curiosity to understand how C++ standard libraries and systems work “under the hood”, • Strong analytical and problem-solving ability Desirable: • Knowledge of networking, CPU architecture, memory models, or assembly, • Interest in algorithmic or quantitative trading Why Apply? • Work on genuinely high-performance, real-time trading systems, • Significant ownership and responsibility early on, • Flat structure with direct access to senior leadership, • No legacy tech, no unnecessary bureaucracy, • Performance-based compensation with strong earning potential, • Central London office with flexible working arrangements (hybrid), • Visa sponsorship and relocation support available If you’re passionate about low-level systems, high-performance C++, and building robust trading infrastructure from the ground up, this is a rare opportunity to make a direct impact in a fast-moving market.

About the Company Selectamark Security Systems plc is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. About the Role Selectamark is seeking a hands-on Technical Manager with strong electrical and mechanical engineering experience and excellent communication skills to take full responsibility for the technical performance, development, and support of its technical product portfolio. The role focuses on SelectaDNA Spray Systems, alarm monitoring equipment, and associated production, quality, and R&D activities. This role combines engineering leadership, production oversight, customer and supplier engagement, and product innovation, and suits a practical individual comfortable working across office, production, and field environments. The role is office based at Head Office (BR6 8NL). Responsibilities Engineering & Technical Ownership • Technical ownership of SelectaDNA Spray Systems, including electrical, mechanical, and system-level design, • Responsibility for alarm monitoring equipment, including integration, configuration, and fault diagnosis, • Hands-on troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical issues Production, Assembly & Quality • Oversee production and assembly processes and provide engineering support to production staff, • Define and maintain assembly instructions, test procedures, and technical documentation, • Establish and manage quality control processes and continuous improvement activities, • Testing & Compliance, • Ensure products meet internal quality standards and applicable regulatory or safety requirements Supplier & Customer Engagement • Conduct supplier visits to assess technical capability, quality, and compliance, • Carry out customer visits for pre- and post-sales technical support, including installation support, diagnostics, fault resolution, and technical demonstrations, • Deliver technical training to customers and internal staff Customer Support • Provide technical customer support via telephone and email, • Act as escalation point for complex technical issues Product Development, R&D & Risk • Lead product development activities from concept through to production, • Drive R&D initiatives to improve existing products and develop new solutions, • Identify and manage technical and operational risks, implementing corrective and preventative actions Qualifications • Strong background in electrical and mechanical engineering, • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly and professionally with internal teams, customers, and suppliers, • Strong understanding of production, testing, and quality control processes Required Skills • Own vehicle suitable for business travel, • Full, clean UK driving licence, • Live within one hour’s commute of the office (BR6 8NL), • Flexible approach to working hours, including early starts and occasional weekend work when required Preferred Skills Experience working with: • Security, monitoring, or safety-critical electronic systems, • PCB design, layout, and development, • Cellular data communications (4G / 5G, SIM-based connectivity), • 3D CAD modelling and 3D printing, • CCTV and PIDS (Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems), • GPS tracking, telematics, or location-based systems Pay range and compensation package • Competitive Salary: £35,000 - £55,000, depending on experience., • Benefits Package: 23 days holiday, company pension, and continued training opportunities., • Exciting Growth: Be part of Selectamark’s UK expansion across security and asset protection markets. How to Apply If you are ready to take your technical career to the next level and join a company that values innovation, integrity, teamwork and excellence, please submit your CV to . Application Deadline Friday, 30 April 2026 (earlier applications will be prioritised) Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. Sponsorship is not available for this role. Proof of eligibility to work in the UK will be required as part of the recruitment process. BS7858 security screening is required for all successful candidates. Join us at Selectamark Security Systems plc and help us create a safer world through innovative security solutions!

Humanoid is the first AI and robotics company in the UK, creating the world’s most advanced, reliable, commercially scalable, and safe humanoid robots. Our first humanoid robot HMND 01 is a next-gen labour automation unit, providing highly efficient services across various use cases, starting with industrial applications. Our Mission At Humanoid we strive to create the world’s leading, commercially scalable, safe, and advanced humanoid robots that seamlessly integrate into daily life and amplify human capacity. About The Role As a Business Capability Analyst, you will define and strengthen core manufacturing capabilities processes, roles, controls, and digital enablement so manufacturing, assembly, and production workflows are clear, scalable, and interoperable across Engineering, Supply Chain, Quality, and IT. You’ll ensure these workflows are supported by PLM, ERP, and MES, building the capability foundation to scale from Alpha to Beta and beyond. What You’ll Do • Define and mature manufacturing capabilities (planning, assembly execution, production readiness, configuration and change control)., • Establish clear roles, responsibilities, and ownership models within each capability., • Build end-to-end capability maps linking engineering design to manufacturing execution., • Map and analyse as-is and to-be processes to identify gaps and inefficiencies., • Define and document inputs, outputs, quality gates, KPIs, and control mechanisms., • Support process governance through checklists, audits, and maturity assessments., • Translate capability requirements into PLM, ERP, MES, and Jira configuration needs., • Ensure workflows are supported by appropriate digital tools and data structures., • Define integrations across engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain systems., • Collaborate with Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Test & Validation, IT, and Quality teams., • Facilitate stakeholder reviews, incorporate feedback, and refine capability designs., • Support change management to drive adoption of new workflows and controls., • Identify execution bottlenecks and propose data-driven improvements., • Contribute to the capability improvement roadmap for Beta and Production readiness., • 5+ years in manufacturing operations, industrial engineering, or hardware production environments., • Experience supporting early-stage hardware/robotics teams (Alpha/Beta builds)., • Strong understanding of manufacturing planning, assembly operations, and configuration management., • Familiarity with PLM (Teamcenter/Windchill), ERP, MES, and workflow tools like Jira., • Knowledge of Lean, Six Sigma, APQP, or digital manufacturing methodologies is a strong plus., • Competitive salary plus participation in our Stock Option Plan., • Paid vacation with adjustments based on your location to comply with local labor laws., • Travel opportunities to our Vancouver and Boston offices., • Office perks: free breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and regular team events., • Freedom to influence the product and own key initiatives., • Collaboration with top‑tier engineers, researchers, and product experts in AI and robotics.

Global Head of Manufacturing Humanoid is the first AI and robotics company in the UK, creating the world’s most advanced, reliable, commercially scalable, and safe humanoid robots. Our first humanoid robot, HMND 01, is a next-gen labour automation unit, providing highly efficient services across various use cases, starting with industrial applications. As we scale our product from prototype to production, we are looking for a Gloabl Head of Manufacturing to join our team based in London, UK. Our Mission At Humanoid we strive to create the world’s leading, commercially scalable, safe, and advanced humanoid robots that seamlessly integrate into daily life and amplify human capacity. Vision In a world where artificial intelligence opens up new horizons, our faith in its potential unveils a new outlook where, together, humans and machines build a new future filled with knowledge, inspiration, and incredible discoveries. The development of a functional humanoid robot underpins an era of abundance and well-being where poverty will disappear, and people will be able to choose what they want to do. We believe that providing a universal basic income will eventually be a true evolution of our civilization. Solution As the demands on our built environment rise, labour shortages loom. With the world’s workforce increasingly moving away from undesirable tasks, the manufacturing, construction, and logistics industries critical to our daily lives are left exposed. By deploying our general-purpose humanoid robots in environments deemed hazardous or monotonous, we envision a future where human well-being is safeguarded while closing the gaps in critical global labour needs. What You’ll Do • Define and lead Humanoid’s end-to-end manufacturing strategy from low-volume prototyping to scalable global production., • Build and manage a high-performance manufacturing team, including production, quality, and operations personnel., • Lead the planning and execution of our first manufacturing facility, including site selection, layout design, and equipment procurement., • Develop capacity plans aligned with business objectives, NPI timelines, and long-term demand forecasts., • Establish world-class manufacturing processes and systems focused on automation, lean production, and precision assembly., • Drive continuous improvement initiatives targeting efficiency, quality, cost, and throughput., • Implement manufacturing KPIs and process control systems to track performance and maintain operational excellence., • Collaborate closely with R&D, hardware engineering, and product design teams to ensure manufacturability (DFM) and smooth NPI transitions., • Work with supply chain, procurement, and finance to ensure alignment across sourcing, cost control, and production readiness., • Act as a strategic voice in product development, providing input on design tradeoffs and factory feasibility., • Establish and oversee rigorous quality systems and regulatory compliance protocols across all manufacturing activities., • Lead root cause analysis and corrective action processes to resolve production issues swiftly and sustainably., • 10+ years of experience in manufacturing leadership roles within hardware-intensive industries such as robotics, automotive, aerospace, or advanced machinery., • Proven success in scaling production from prototype to high-volume manufacturing., • Deep knowledge of modern manufacturing methodologies, including lean, Six Sigma, and Industry 4.0 technologies., • Technical fluency across mechanical, electrical, and software-integrated systems., • Demonstrated ability to lead multidisciplinary teams and collaborate across product, engineering, and operations., • Experience setting up greenfield manufacturing facilities or scaling startup operations., • Familiarity with ERP/MES systems and digital manufacturing platforms., • Background in DFM, DFA, and automation of complex electro-mechanical assemblies., • Competitive salary plus participation in our Stock Option Plan, • Paid vacation with adjustments based on your location to comply with local labor laws, • Travel opportunities to our London, Vancouver, and Boston offices, • Office perks: free breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and regular team events, • Freedom to influence the product and own key initiatives, • Collaboration with top‑tier engineers, researchers, and product experts in AI and robotics

Manufacturing Engineer – NPI 📍 Hook | 💰 Up to £60,000 | Hybrid Working Are you a Manufacturing Engineer who enjoys turning innovative electronic products into reliable, scalable production builds? We’re working with a growing engineering business developing advanced electronic systems, and they’re looking for someone who can bridge the gap between design and manufacturing, helping prototype and low-volume products move smoothly into production. This role would suit someone with strong electronics manufacturing experience who thrives in fast-moving environments and enjoys solving practical production challenges. The Opportunity You’ll work closely with engineering and production teams to support new product introduction (NPI), improve manufacturability, and help establish robust production processes for complex electronic products. The position offers genuine scope to grow into a more dedicated NPI leadership role over time. What You’ll Be Doing • Supporting the transition of products from prototype into production, • Working with design and manufacturing teams to improve manufacturability and build quality, • Developing production processes, build documentation, and work instructions, • Identifying and solving production and process issues, • Driving continuous improvement across manufacturing and assembly, • Helping scale low-volume products into repeatable production builds, • Experience as a Manufacturing Engineer, Production Engineer, or NPI Engineer, • Background in electronics manufacturing, assembly, or electromechanical products, • Experience supporting prototype, low-volume, or new product introduction environments, • Strong problem-solving skills and a hands-on approach, • Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering and production teams, • Exposure to high-power electronics, • RF or communications technology experience, • Hybrid working flexibility, • Opportunity to influence manufacturing processes from an early stage, • Work on innovative electronic products and technologies, • Clear progression path into a long-term NPI-focused role, • Growing engineering team with strong future investment If you're interested in hearing more, feel free to apply or message directly for a confidential conversation.

ABOUT HARP-E Harp-E is redefining what the harp can be. It is the first portable, accessibly-priced electric harp with stage-quality sound. Based in the creative heart of East London, Harp-E is on a mission to bring string instruments into the 21st century. Having established a global presence, we are now pushing the boundaries of musical innovation to create instruments that are portable, contemporary, and built for the next generation of performers. ABOUT THE ROLE This is an opportunity to be a core part of a team at the cutting edge of musical innovation. You will be a vital support engine for our London studio, bridging instrument craftsmanship and operational excellence. As Harp Builder and Operations Assistant, you will be a "steady doer" and an adaptive learner, responsible for the physical creation of our instruments while supporting the systems that keep us moving globally. You will work alongside our highly skilled team, ensuring that every Harp-E leaving our studio meets our standards for quality and innovation. This is a freelance-to-permanent role (flexible, around 3+ days per week) based in Dalston, London. Compensation: day rate £140-170, depending on experience. YOU • Are smart and handy: You are a fast, adaptive learner who is naturally organised and possesses the manual dexterity required for fine instrument building., • You love music: You have a deep love for musical instruments. Ideally, you play a string instrument (extra points for harpists!) and understand the technical and emotional appeal of a 21st-century harp., • Are a master of craft: You have an affinity for wood and coatings, and you are excited by the process of sanding, stringing, tuning, and finessing instruments to perfection., • Like things organised: You can quickly pick up the skills needed for international shipping, production schedules, and studio management, keeping both physical and digital workflows tidy., • Are a team player: You have the ability to work with and support a small, flexible crew, helping to maintain a positive and efficient studio environment., • Have a "scale-up" mindset: You thrive in the dynamic environment of a growing global business and remain cool-headed as we build the next phase of our operations. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Hands-on Harp-E Production: Getting stuck into the studio production line—sanding, coating, assembly, stringing, tuning, regulating, and packaging instruments., • Operations Support: Assisting with the planning, execution, and quality control of logistics, fulfillment, and stock management., • Studio Maintenance: Helping to optimize our physical and digital workflows to ensure the studio runs like a well-tuned instrument., • Logistics: Supporting the team in managing international shipping and ensuring our community receives the best possible service. PERKS • Prime location: Our studio is located in Dalston, the creative heart of London, just above the iconic Cafe OTO., • Culture: We are a pet-friendly studio with an easy-going, supportive small team., • Flexibility: We offer full flexibility regarding your working hours to suit your creative flow. TO APPLY Send your application to with the subject line “[Your Name] / Harp Builder and Operations Assistant application” and: • Tell us about yourself: Why does our mission resonate with you?, • Show us your work: Attach your CV and a link to your portfolio or LinkedIn profile., • Musical background: Let us know about your relationship with music or string instruments. We are committed to building a diverse team and strongly encourage applications from creators and makers of all backgrounds and identities.

An opportunity has arisen at our client for an experienced Project Manager to lead the end-to-end delivery of complex R&D and product development projects. This role will oversee multidisciplinary programmes spanning electronics, software, mechanical, and process engineering, from early concept through to production release. The position is based in North London, with some flexibility for hybrid working. Key Responsibilities Project Planning & Delivery • Create and manage detailed project plans, timelines, and resource allocations for new product introduction (NPI) and manufacturing transfer, • Ensure effective cross-functional collaboration across engineering, procurement, production, and quality teams, • Track project performance, proactively identify risks, and implement mitigation plans, • Facilitate regular project reviews and provide clear status updates to stakeholders Engineering & Manufacturing Coordination • Work closely with design and engineering teams to ensure design for manufacturability (DFM) and smooth transition from prototype to full-scale production, • Support bill of materials (BOM) management, revision control, and engineering change processes (ECO/ECR), • Coordinate validation builds, testing phases, and production ramp-up activities, • Ensure adherence to relevant industry standards, regulatory requirements, and internal quality systems Performance & Delivery Oversight • Ensure projects are appropriately resourced across people, materials, and equipment, • Drive team engagement, clarity of objectives, and balanced workload distribution, • Produce project documentation, reports, and post-project reviews Requirements Essential • Degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline, • Demonstrated experience delivering projects within sectors such as electronics, aerospace, medical devices, automotive, or similar, • Strong understanding of PCB assembly, mechanical integration, testing processes, and manufacturing operations, • Experience using project management tools (e.g., MS Project, Jira), • Project management certification (e.g., PRINCE2, PMP) or equivalent training, • Experience with Lean, Six Sigma, Agile, or continuous improvement methodologies, • Familiarity with ISO 9001 or comparable quality standards

To deliver an effective and efficient operations and production function involving planning, procurement, stock and warehouse management, assembly and manufacturing, customer service, transport and logistics. To continuously improve the operations, production, planning, customer service and logistics functions within a fast-paced, short lead-time environment. To develop and embed a positive and proactive culture across the Operations department. To coach, train, develop, challenge and manage members of the team. To manage relationships with internal and external stakeholders and manage relationships with key suppliers. Accountable for the delivery of Quality objectives within Operations and Production. Overseeing your team, you’ll motivate and challenge them to complete tasks in-line with agreed specifications and quality standards. You’ll share your knowledge and develop employees’ skills to enable them to fulfil their potential.

Midas VFX is looking for talented CG Artists to join our team across a range of high-end film and television projects. We are interested in artists across a variety of disciplines, including Environment Artists, CG Generalists and FX Artists. Working closely with CG Supervisors, VFX Supervisors and the wider team, you will help create high-quality, cinematic work ranging from subtle invisible effects to large-scale environments, destruction, simulations and complex CG sequences. Environment Artists Creating digital environments, set extensions and matte-painted or fully CG locations. CG Generalists Working across modelling, texturing, look development, lighting and rendering. FX Artists Creating simulations including destruction, smoke, fire, water. Depending on your area of focus, you will: • Create high-quality CG work for film and television projects, • Work closely with Supervisors and Leads to deliver shots and sequences to a high standard, • Collaborate with other departments including compositing, production and VFX supervision, • Help solve creative and technical challenges throughout production, • Maintain consistency, quality and efficiency across your work, • Contribute to the development of workflows and pipeline improvements where appropriate We are looking for artists with: • Previous experience in VFX, film or episodic television, • Strong skills in one or more CG disciplines, • Experience with relevant software such as Maya, Houdini, Vray, Nuke, Unreal, Substance or Photoshop, • Strong artistic eye and attention to detail, • Good understanding of the wider CG pipeline and how different departments work together, • Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach, • Strong modelling, texturing and environment assembly skills, • Experience creating realistic digital environments and set extensions, • Understanding of scans, photogrammetry and reference workflows is an advantageCG Generalists, • Broad understanding of the CG pipeline, • Comfortable working across multiple disciplines including modelling, lookdev, lighting and rendering, • Ability to adapt to a variety of project requirementsFX Artists, • Strong experience creating simulations in Houdini or similar software, • Experience with destruction, smoke, fire, water, particles and procedural workflows, • Good understanding of scale, timing and realism

We’re Hiring: Creative POS & Packaging Designer London | £32,000 - £38,000 DOE | Full-time At OX Tools, we’re not just about tools, we’re about building something bigger. At OX Tools, our vision is to bring the strength of the OX to every tradesperson through passion, design, and relentless pursuit of innovation. Our tools are instinctively recognised as Tough, Dynamic, Different and so are our people. The Role: We’re looking for a Creative POS & Packaging Designer to elevate how OX shows up in-store and in customers’ presentations. You’ll design high impact point-of-sale displays and packaging design, then bring concepts to life through high-quality 3D renders/visualisations so customers can quickly see (and buy into) the idea. This is a hands-on creative role with real commercial impact: your work will help win shelf space, improve conversion at fixture, and keep OX presentation consistent with brand and packaging standards. Key Responsibilities: What you’ll do: • Design and develop impactful POS displays and retail activation concepts, • Translate briefs into retail-ready solutions aligned with customer and manufacturing requirements, • Create presentation decks and visuals for customer sell-in and internal alignment, • Develop and adapt packaging layouts in line with brand guidelines, • Produce print-ready artwork including dielines, cutter guides, bleeds, and finishes, • Build 3D models and create high-quality renders for customer presentations and approvals, • Produce realistic visualisations to communicate materials, finishes, and product placement, • Collaborate cross-functionally with Product, Sales, and Marketing teams to deliver projects on time, • Liaise with external suppliers to ensure smooth production and high-quality execution, • Stay up to date with retail design trends, materials, and display technologies What we’re looking for: • Strong experience designing POS/retail displays that are both creative and manufacturable, • Proven packaging design and artwork capability with strong attention to detail and production accuracy, • Proficient in Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop), • Experience with 3D/CAD design and rendering using relevant visualisation software, • Experience working with corrugated/paper-based displays and production-ready dielines, • Good understanding of POS manufacturing processes (e.g. metal, plastics, printing, CNC, assembly), • Strong communication skills with the ability to present ideas and respond to feedback effectively, • Highly organised with strong time management and ability to manage multiple projects, • Ability to create high-quality presentation decks and visual assets for customer sell-in and internal alignment o Creative Packaging layout examples o 3D renders / customer visualisations What’s in it for you? • The opportunity to be part of a growing, ambitious global brand, • The chance to grow and develop within the business, • 23 days holiday + birthday + volunteer leave, • Flexible hybrid working (4-5 days in the office), • Company pension scheme, • A vibrant, supportive team culture We live by three attributes: Humble, Hungry, People Smart. We work as One Team, put the Customer First, and challenge ourselves to innovate every day. If you’re ready to grow with us and bring your energy, creativity, and teamwork, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and join a brand that’s shaping the future of tools. #ConstructionCareers #UKJobs #TeamOX #NowHiring #ToolsForTrades

Full-time position. Onsite 5 days a week – Chiswick, London. We’re hiring an Electronics Engineer to develop, bring up, validate, and support the manufacture of PCB assemblies for the HoloDrive system. About HoloMem - At HoloMem, we’re building the next generation of mass data storage hardware; highly efficient, long life, and ultra durable. Our pioneering and patented holographic technology encodes data as light within advanced polymers, enabling a resilient and future fit alternative to today’s short lived and energy intensive data storage infrastructure. Over the past 24 months HoloMem has graduated from both the Intel Ignite and Deeptech Labs accelerators, been awarded two Innovate UK Smart Grants, closed a seed+ funding round, and most recently deployed a working HoloDrive prototype to a live data centre to prove the robustness of our system. Off the back of our breakthrough partnership with BDT, the world’s largest tape library manufacturer, we now begin the transition from prototype to product, maturing our validated system into a mass-produced technology platform that enables state of the art data storage performance at scale. We have ambitious plans, and we are now scaling up our West London based team to enable them. Join us. What You’ll Be Doing - You will work on PCB development for HoloDrive subsystems, supporting electronics from prototype builds through manufacturing readiness. The role will cover schematic capture, PCB layout ownership or coordination with layout support, component selection, board bring-up, debugging, validation, and release documentation. You will help improve PCB reliability, testability, and manufacturability as the system matures. This includes designing with DFM and DFT in mind, preparing fabrication and assembly packs, supporting component sourcing and substitutions, and helping resolve PCB assembly issues. The Specifics About the Role - This role is suited to an electronics engineer with industry experience developing real PCB hardware, bringing boards up in the lab, and supporting the practical transition from prototype electronics into manufacturable assemblies. You should be able to: • Create and update PCB schematics for defined HoloDrive subsystems, • Own PCB layout activity directly or work effectively with external or internal layout support, • Select components with consideration for performance, availability, cost, lifecycle, and manufacturability, • Bring up and debug new PCB assemblies using lab equipment and structured test methods, • Work across analog, digital, sensor interface, motor driver, power electronics, and high-speed digital circuits, • Prepare fabrication and assembly documentation for prototype and manufacturing builds, • Support EMC, reliability, and validation testing for electronics assemblies, • Investigate PCB assembly issues and support practical fixes with suppliers or manufacturing partners Who You Are - You are a practical electronics engineer who enjoys taking PCB designs from schematic through layout, build, bring-up, debug, and validation. You are comfortable working at the bench, reading signals, checking assumptions, and finding the difference between a design issue, an assembly issue, a component issue, and a test setup issue. You care about whether hardware can be built repeatedly, tested properly, and supported beyond the first prototype. You think about component availability, layout constraints, test points, assembly quality, and documentation before they become late-stage problems. Required Experience - • Degree-level education in electronic engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics, or a closely related discipline, • Around 2–5 years of relevant industry experience developing PCB-based electronics, • Experience with PCB schematic capture and board-level design, • Experience with high-speed PCB layout considerations, including controlled impedance, length matching, signal integrity, and tight-timing interfaces such as DDR, • Experience bringing up, testing, and debugging PCB assemblies in the lab, • Experience with analog and digital electronics, • Some industry experience with power electronics, • Experience using Altium, KiCad, EasyEDA, or similar PCB design tools, • Experience with sensor interfaces, motor driver circuits, or control electronics, • Exposure to high-speed digital design considerations, • Experience preparing fabrication and assembly packs for PCB manufacture Desirable Skills - • Experience resolving PCB assembly issues with suppliers, manufacturers, or assembly partners, • Experience supporting component sourcing, substitutions, lifecycle checks, or availability-driven redesigns, • Experience supporting EMC, reliability, environmental, or validation testing, • Experience working with motor control electronics, motor drivers, encoders, or sensor feedback systems, • Experience with mixed-signal PCB design, • Experience with test fixture design, production test, or end-of-line test considerations, • Experience working with external PCB layout engineers, PCB fabricators, or contract manufacturers, • Familiarity with revision control, engineering change control, and hardware release documentation Benefits At HoloMem - • Competitive salary, • 25 days annual leave, • Employer pension contributions, • Cycle-to-work scheme, • A collaborative, knowledgeable team working on deeply technical, world-positive problems How to Apply - Click apply or send your CV to . Show us what you’ve designed, built, or tested. If you’re excited about the mission, even if you don’t meet every requirement, we’d love to hear from you. HoloMem is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and are committed to building an inclusive environment for all.

Tubes Engineer - Travelling Wave job in Middlesex A leading advanced engineering organisation is seeking an experienced Tubes Engineer - Travelling Wave to join their team in Middlesex. This is a highly technical opportunity for a Tubes Engineer - Travelling Wave to work on cutting edge microwave and high power electronic systems in a collaborative environment based in Middlesex. This Tubes Engineer - Travelling Wave role in Middlesex will also support new product introduction, act as a technical authority across key product lines, and provide engineering input during bid and customer engagement processes. The Tubes Engineer - Travelling Wave will be instrumental in driving innovation and continuous improvement across engineering practices in Middlesex. Role Responsibilities • Design and develop high performance TWT systems to meet cost, quality, and timeline requirements, • Support feasibility studies, concept development, and bid stage technical input, • Develop mechanical designs aligned with DFMA principles for efficient manufacturing, • Ensure designs withstand environmental factors such as heat, vibration, and shock, • Support transition from design into production, ensuring manufacturability and repeatability, • Analyse product yield and drive root cause analysis and continuous improvement initiatives Required Experience • Strong experience in TWT or similar high power RF / microwave tube design, • Knowledge of electrical and RF testing methods, • Experience designing for manufacture and assembly within complex engineering environments, • Understanding of materials and processes within vacuum technology systems, • Experience working within production and manufacturing environments The ideal Tubes Engineer - Travelling Wave in Middlesex will be organised, results driven, and capable of working across multidisciplinary teams. Strong communication skills and a proactive approach are essential for success in this Tubes Engineer - Travelling Wave role in Middlesex.

Team: Operations Reporting to: Senior Operations Manager (US/EST) Location: London HQ (Euston 3 days/week) ABOUT PINTER Pinter is a groundbreaking D2C subscription company offering precision-engineered technology that allows customers to craft and enjoy 10 pints of award-winning Fresh Beer at home. Headquartered in the UK and selling across the UK and US, we are committed to revolutionising the home beer experience through innovation and excellence. ABOUT THE ROLE The Supply Chain Lead is the analytical engine and supply planning owner of Pinter’s global operations. You own the maths and the manufacturers. While a 39-week forecasting model is in place, you are expected to be its architect: troubleshooting errors, improving its logic, and evolving it to meet the needs of a scaling subscription business. This role requires a unique blend of technical spreadsheet mastery and operational grit. You will operate with high autonomy during the UK morning, leverage the "Asia Advantage" with our Chinese suppliers, and ensure that our production in the UK remains seamless. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Supply Planning & Model Evolution • Own & Evolve the Model: Execute and audit the weekly supply planning process for 50+ SKUs. You aren't just a data entry clerk; you are responsible for identifying logic gaps, improving forecasting accuracy, and building out new functionalities within our 39-week multi-sheet model., • Inventory Optimisation: Maintain optimal stock levels across UK and US warehouses. Ensure 100% subscription fulfilment for Pinter Packs while protecting company cash flow., • The "Asia Advantage": Use the UK/Asia time zone overlap to proactively resolve manufacturing or component delays with Chinese suppliers before the US team starts their day., • Master Data Integrity: Act as the gatekeeper for all supply chain data (MOQs, lead times, cost prices), ensuring a "Single Source of Truth". 2. S&OP Support & Data Analysis • S&OP: Act as the primary support to the Senior Operations Manager in the Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) process, and own the data readiness for the meetings., • BI & Insights: Leverage data analysis and BI tools to translate raw supply data into actionable insights for the executive team., • Commercial Guardrails: Monitor COGS and LOGS, providing the "reality check" on how marketing ambitions impact upfront inventory spend., • Automation & AI Integration: Proactively identify opportunities to move beyond manual spreadsheets. 3. Supplier Ownership & Quality Accountability • Lead Contact: Serve as the primary commercial lead for key manufacturers, including preparing presentations for QBRs - quarterly business reviews., • Production Agility: Manage 12-18 week lead times and coordinate on-site at the manufacturers (UK) when necessary to unblock assembly or quality issues., • Financial Recovery: Implement formalised credit processes for non-conforming products (clawing back cash for defects). 4. Startup Mentality & Cross-Functional Projects • Hands-on Problem Solving: In a lean startup environment, you are ready to "roll up your sleeves" - whether that’s auditing a shipment at a warehouse or taking on new operational projects as they arise., • Team Player: Work cross-functionally with Marketing, Product Development, and Finance to ensure operational readiness for new launches., • Flexibility: Be ready to pivot and support wider operations tasks during peak periods or territory expansions. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR Essential • Advanced Excel/Modelling: You can build, troubleshoot, and optimise complex, multi-sheet models from scratch., • Startup Mentality: A "no task too small" attitude and team player, with a proven ability to work in fast-paced, high-pressure environments., • Supply Chain experience: Strong background in procurement, supply planning, or production management (ideally in D2C/FMCG)., • BI Tool Proficiency: Experience with Tableau, PowerBI, Looker, or similar tools to move beyond spreadsheets., • Project Management: Experience leading ad-hoc projects or process improvements., • Global Experience: Familiarity with importing from China, exporting to the US and 3PL/stock management in both the UK and US. BENEFITS • Salary: £40,000-£50,000, • Holidays: 25 days + 8 days bank holiday (6 to be taken whenever you like - we are closed only 1st January and 25th December), • Loyalty leave: additional 4 days annual leave based on tenure, • Volunteer and Professional Development days: 3 days year, • Birthday day off, • Life event day, • Work from anywhere: 10 days/year, • Enhanced paternity and maternity leave, • Living Pensions contribution: 12% (5% employee + 7% Pinter), • Cycle to Work scheme, • Health insurance with Vitality, • Financial wellbeing with Stream and RestEasier, • Free Pinter and Pinter Packs, • And others including team days, team lunches and socials.

Full-time position. Onsite 5 days a week – Chiswick, London. We’re hiring a Senior Optical Engineer to develop custom optics, lens designs and tolerance strategies that move HoloMem’s product development towards production and help bring our ambitious first product to market. About HoloMem - At HoloMem, we’re building the next generation of mass data storage hardware; highly efficient, long life, and ultra durable. Our pioneering and patented holographic technology encodes data as light within advanced polymers, enabling a resilient and future fit alternative to today’s short lived and energy intensive data storage infrastructure. Over the past 24 months HoloMem has graduated from both the Intel Ignite and Deeptech Labs accelerators, been awarded two Innovate UK Smart Grants, closed a seed+ funding round, and most recently deployed a working HoloDrive prototype to a live data centre to prove the robustness of our system. Off the back of our breakthrough partnership with BDT, the world’s largest tape library manufacturer, we now begin the transition from prototype to product, maturing our validated system into a mass-produced technology platform that enables state of the art data storage performance at scale. We have ambitious plans, and we are now scaling up our West London based team to enable them. Join us. What You’ll Be Doing – You’ll work on the optical systems at the heart of HoloMem’s product development, with a core focus on Zemax-based optical design, lens design, tolerance analysis, supplier feasibility, production intent and cost reduction. This is not a purely simulation-based role. You will need to connect optical design decisions to real assemblies, supplier capability, manufacturing constraints, cost, quality and system performance. You’ll help translate product-level requirements into optical performance targets, tolerance budgets and practical acceptance criteria, then use simulation, supplier input and prototype evidence to close the loop between design intent and real-world performance. You’ll work closely with mechanical engineering so that lens mounting, assembly constraints, thermal behaviour and design-for-assembly decisions are treated as part of the optical system, not downstream packaging problems. You’ll take ownership of defined optical work packages, review optical design work constructively, and support technical decisions around performance specifications, quality controls, cost reduction and design risk. The Specifics About the Role - This role is suited to a senior optical design engineer who has worked on lenses, camera assemblies, custom optics or comparable optical systems, and who understands what changes when an optical design has to move towards production. This role is suited to a Senior Optical Engineer who can demonstrate the ability to: • Design, simulate and optimise optical systems using Zemax OpticStudio, • Develop lens designs, custom optics and beam shaping approaches for production-intent optical systems, • Define, analyse and review optical tolerances, including tolerance stack-up effects across optics, mounting and assembly, • Assess how temperature, material properties and mechanical expansion affect optical alignment, focus or system performance, • Translate optical performance needs into specifications, tolerance budgets and acceptance criteria, • Work with mechanical engineers on lens mounting, dense packaging, optomechanical integration and design for assembly, • Connect optical design choices to manufacturability, cost, supplier feasibility and technical quality controls, • Work with optics suppliers on component specification, tolerance feasibility, cost-down and production constraints, • Correlate optical models with prototype data, supplier feedback and assembly evidence, • Use Python to support optical analysis, modelling, data processing or design review, • Review optical design work constructively, challenge assumptions and help improve the quality of technical decisions across the team Who You Are - You are a hands-on optical design engineer who is comfortable working between Zemax models, lens designs, physical assemblies, supplier constraints and cross-functional engineering decisions. You understand that optical performance is not only set by the lens prescription, but by tolerances, mounting, thermal behaviour, assembly process, supplier capability and how the optical system sits inside the product. You state assumptions clearly, expose the risks in a design and make practical recommendations when the information is incomplete. You are confident enough to challenge existing work constructively, but grounded enough to separate real technical risk from personal preference or over-optimisation. You should enjoy working on problems where time, cost, specification, quality and scalability all matter at once. This role will suit someone who has seen optical design move towards production and understands the compromises required to make a system perform reliably outside a clean design file. Required Experience – • Around 3–5 years of relevant industry experience in optical engineering, • Strong experience using Zemax OpticStudio for optical design, simulation, optimisation and tolerance analysis, • Experience with lens design for optical systems, camera assemblies, optical engines or comparable hardware, • Experience with optical tolerancing and tolerance stack-up analysis, • Experience connecting optical design choices to assembly, cost, quality and manufacturability, • Experience assessing how mechanical mounting, material properties or temperature can affect optical performance, • Experience working with optics suppliers on component feasibility, specification, tolerance limits, cost or production constraints, • Experience supporting production-intent development of lenses, camera assemblies, custom optics or similar optical hardware, • Ability to work independently on defined technical work packages, • Strong cross-disciplinary communication with mechanical, systems and hardware engineering teams, • Clear technical documentation and design review discipline Desirable Skills - • Experience taking optical products or subassemblies into production, • Experience with camera module development, lens stack design or imaging system production, • Experience with beam shaping or custom optics design, • Proficiency with Python for optical analysis, modelling, simulation support or data processing, • Experience with dense optical packaging or constrained lens mounting, • Experience with FMEA, risk management or structured design review processes, • Broader production engineering experience outside optics, • Familiarity with safety, quality or production control requirements for optical hardware, • Knowledge of holography or holographic optical systems, • Experience with cost reduction of optical assemblies or custom optical components, • Experience defining performance specifications, acceptance criteria or technical quality controls for optical systems, • Experience supporting supplier selection, supplier review or manufacturability discussions for optics Benefits At HoloMem - • Competitive salary, • 25 days annual leave, • Employer pension contributions, • Cycle-to-work scheme, • A collaborative, knowledgeable team working on deeply technical, world-positive problems How to Apply - Click apply or send your CV to . Show us what you’ve designed, built, or tested. If you’re excited about the mission, even if you don’t meet every requirement, we’d love to hear from you. HoloMem is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and are committed to building an inclusive environment for all.

ABOUT HARP-E Harp-E is redefining what the harp can be. It is the first portable, accessibly-priced electric harp with stage-quality sound. Based in the creative heart of East London, Harp-E is on a mission to bring string instruments into the 21st century. Having established a global presence, we are now pushing the boundaries of musical innovation to create instruments that are portable, contemporary, and built for the next generation of performers. ABOUT THE ROLE This is an opportunity to be a core part of a team at the cutting edge of musical innovation. You will be a vital support engine for our London studio, bridging instrument craftsmanship and operational excellence. As Harp Builder and Operations Assistant, you will be a "steady doer" and an adaptive learner, responsible for the physical creation of our instruments while supporting the systems that keep us moving globally. You will work alongside our highly skilled team, ensuring that every Harp-E leaving our studio meets our standards for quality and innovation. This is a freelance-to-permanent role (flexible, around 3+ days per week) based in Dalston, London. Compensation: day rate £140-170, depending on experience. YOU • Are smart and handy: You are a fast, adaptive learner who is naturally organised and possesses the manual dexterity required for fine instrument building., • You love music: You have a deep love for musical instruments. Ideally, you play a string instrument (extra points for harpists!) and understand the technical and emotional appeal of a 21st-century harp., • Are a master of craft: You have an affinity for wood and coatings, and you are excited by the process of sanding, stringing, tuning, and finessing instruments to perfection., • Like things organised: You can quickly pick up the skills needed for international shipping, production schedules, and studio management, keeping both physical and digital workflows tidy., • Are a team player: You have the ability to work with and support a small, flexible crew, helping to maintain a positive and efficient studio environment., • Have a "scale-up" mindset: You thrive in the dynamic environment of a growing global business and remain cool-headed as we build the next phase of our operations. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Hands-on Harp-E Production: Getting stuck into the studio production line—sanding, coating, assembly, stringing, tuning, regulating, and packaging instruments., • Operations Support: Assisting with the planning, execution, and quality control of logistics, fulfillment, and stock management., • Studio Maintenance: Helping to optimize our physical and digital workflows to ensure the studio runs like a well-tuned instrument., • Logistics: Supporting the team in managing international shipping and ensuring our community receives the best possible service. PERKS • Prime location: Our studio is located in Dalston, the creative heart of London, just above the iconic Cafe OTO., • Culture: We are a pet-friendly studio with an easy-going, supportive small team., • Flexibility: We offer full flexibility regarding your working hours to suit your creative flow. TO APPLY Send your application to with the subject line “[Your Name] / Harp Builder and Operations Assistant application” and: • Tell us about yourself: Why does our mission resonate with you?, • Show us your work: Attach your CV and a link to your portfolio or LinkedIn profile., • Musical background: Let us know about your relationship with music or string instruments. We are committed to building a diverse team and strongly encourage applications from creators and makers of all backgrounds and identities.

Assembly Operatives – Uxbridge\n\nPay rate: £12.71 per hour\nHours: Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm\nContract: Temp to Perm\nStart date: Immediate\n\nWe’re currently recruiting Assembly Operatives to join a busy manufacturing team in the Uxbridge area.\n\nDuties include:\n\nWorking on the assembly line to build products to specification\nInspecting components for quality and accuracy\nPacking and labelling finished products\nFollowing health and safety procedures\nRequirements:\n\nPrevious assembly or production experience preferred\nGood attention to detail\nAble to work as part of a team\nReliable and available for an immediate start\nIf you’re looking for a steady role with the potential for a permanent position, apply today to join our growing team.\n\nPlease call Watford \n\n(phone number removed)\n\nINDWF

The primary purpose of the material handling role is to perform the electronic and physical movement of material from receiving goods inwards to issuing goods outwards in a safe and accurate manner.\n\nKey Responsibilities:\n Goods inwards\n\nReceive materials, reconcile goods to delivery note & book in.\nEnsure that items are appropriately protected and labelled accordingly.\nPut away materials in correct locations with care and attention.\nTo process goods in a timely manner whist upholding quality standards to prevent a backlog.Goods outwards\n\nAccurately pick and transact any kitting requirements in a timely manner.\nEnsure that labels clearly identify the part, related work order or destination as appropriate.\nLiaise with production to ensure kits are delivered to the right destinations on time.\nPreparation and issuing of palletised and high-level assembly (HLA) goods to production.General\n\nFollow procedures that maintain stock accuracy with correct data entry for transactions.\nTransact and locate goods with a high level of accuracy and care to get right first time, every time.\nPerform cycle counting to maintain stock accuracy, reporting and investigating stock variations.\nEnsure parts 'returned to stock' (RTS) are accurately transacted and correctly located in stock.\nMaintain records of vendor consignment stock parts for auditing purposes.\nProvide support to other departments in the movement of material.\nProvide cover to the Packing team during absences and busy periods.\nWork on a rotating shift pattern in line with the rota notified to you by your Team Leader

Production Engineer The Production Engineer is responsible for optimising manufacturing processes, equipment, and systems to improve quality, efficiency, and cost. The role supports continuous improvement initiatives and new product introduction, working closely with operations, R&D, and production teams. Key responsibilities * Improving manufacturing processes * Analysing production data to resolve issues * Specifying and maintaining production equipment * Supporting ERP systems * Providing technical support and training to production staff. Skills Required * Engineering or technical degree or equivalent. * Minimum of 3 years industry experience in a similar role. * Knowledge of Manufacturing / Engineering processes, tools and techniques. * Experience in an assembly, sheet metal and machining environment. Package & Benefits Salary - £35,000-£40,000 Plus 5% profit related bonus 37 hours per week - 9:30 – 4:00 Monday to Thursday and 9:30 – 12:00 on a Friday...

This role would suit a Technician, Assembly Technician, Production Technician or Manufacturing Technician looking for a secure long-term position within a clean and modern engineering environment. Technician Competitive Salary + Overtime + Training + Progression + Excellent Company Benefits Enfiel

We are recruiting for experienced and forward thinking Manufacturing Technician. Skills Science background or relevant experience (advantageous) Manufacturing, production or assembly experience considered Willing to learn new skills to support manufacturing needs Experience of working in a cGMP

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Job Title: Tool Maker (Tool Technician) Location: Hayes, London Department: Tooling / Plating Laboratory Reporting to: Tooling & Design Manager About the Role A regulated aerospace manufacturing and MRO operation is seeking an experienced Tool Maker (Tool Technician) to support production and development activities through the manufacture, servicing, and repair of high-precision tooling, jigs, and fixtures. The role is critical to ensuring tooling accuracy, availability, and reliability, while supporting prototype development, continuous improvement, and strict safety and quality standards. Key Responsibilities ⦁ Manufacture, service, and repair a wide range of tooling, jigs, and fixtures to support both new product development and existing production. ⦁ Operate manual machine tools to fine tolerances, including lathes, milling machines, surface and cylindrical grinders, and horizontal boring machines. ⦁ Work from detailed engineering drawings, sketches, and verbal instructions to produce precision components. ⦁ Apply precision measurement techniques using appropriate inspection equipment to verify dimensional accuracy. ⦁ Modify and maintain existing production tooling to ensure optimal performance. ⦁ Support prototype assembly and testing through bespoke tooling solutions. ⦁ Provide practical input into tooling design, fabrication methods, and process improvements. ⦁ Liai...

Electromechanical Technician Enfield, United Kingdom £33,000 - £35,000 Manufacture high-complexity electromechanical products for marine radar navigation systems. The role involves assembly, rework, and testing of electromechanical radar equipment, working to defined procedures and supporting continuous improvement of manufacturing processes. Key Responsibilities - Electromechanical Technician Assemble, test, and rework electromechanical and PCB-based equipment to a high quality standard Work from engineering drawings, procedures, schematics, and change documentation Perform soldering, wiring, crimping, drilling, and mechanical rework using hand tools and equipment Inspect own work and support troubleshooting and defect resolution Raise defect reports and support root cause investigations Use business systems to input, retrieve, and manage production data Support creation and improvement of SOPs and lean manufacturing activities (5S) Maintain high standards of health, safety, quality, and housekeeping Work effectively within a team and support continuous improvement Requirements - Electromechanical Technician Minimum 2 years' experience in engineering or manufacturing Ability to read and interpret technical drawings Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills Basic IT skills including Microsoft Word and Excel...

Manufacturing Team Leader – Electrical Production Melsonby | Up to £34,000 | Monday–Thursday 08:00–16:30 | Friday 07:30–14:30 A well-established manufacturing business is looking for a hands-on Manufacturing Team Leader to join their Electrical Production site in Melsonby. This isn't a desk role. You'll be on the floor, doing the work, leading the team and keeping production moving. If you're the person others naturally turn to when something needs sorting, this is built for you. The Role You'll work closely with the Production Manager to keep daily operations running safely, on time and to standard. Roughly 60% of your time will be hands-on electro-mechanical assembly the remaining 40% is coordinating people, workflow and quality. You're the go-to on shift. The link between the operators and management. The person who spots problems before they become bigger ones. What You'll Be Doing * Hands-on electro-mechanical assembly and production work * Leading and supporting a team of assembly operators day-to-day * Coordinating tasks in line with the production plan * Overseeing Traffic Controller production, testing and quality checks * Driving safety and quality standards across the team * Supporting continuous improvement and Lean Manufacturing activity * Training, developing and motivating your team What We're Looking For * 3+ years&#...

Sheet Metal Worker Rate: £18.00 – £21.00 per hour (depending on experience) Hours: Monday–Friday, dayshift, 39 hours per week Overtime: Regular overtime available About the Role Our client is a leading sheet-metal fabrication specialist working on high-quality, precision sheet-metal products for varied industrial applications. They are seeking an experienced Sheet Metal Worker to join their workshop team, contributing to fabrication, assembly, and finishing of high-spec metal components. Key Responsibilities * Perform sheet-metal fabrication tasks including cutting, bending, folding, and forming components using guillotines, press brakes, and folding machines. * Read and interpret engineering and fabrication drawings/technical specifications to ensure accurate component production. * Operate sheet-metal machinery safely and efficiently, including guillotine, press brake, fold, shearing, and other workshop equipment. * Carry out assembly, fitting, finishing and quality inspections of fabricated components. * Conduct routine maintenance and basic servicing on equipment and tools to maintain production readiness. * Work to achieve daily and weekly production targets while maintaining high standards of quality and safety. * Collaborate with colleagues and supervisors to support production flow and continuous improvement initiatives. * Adhere to all site Health & Safety policie...

Premier Recruitment Group has the privilege to recruit on behalf of our very prestigious client based in Dartford, Kent.We are recruiting for experienced and forward thinking Manufacturing Technician. This is full time and permanent position and working for very well established company. Very interesting and varied role with a scope for progression. Job scope: Working 37.5 hours per week, Monday-Friday 08:00-16:00. Responsibilities: • Manufacture of bulk liquid components for medical device manufacture, • Coating of solid phase for in vitro diagnostic products, • Filling of manufactured components using industrial filling lines, • Operation of labelling equipment and printers, • Assist in the assembly and/or packing of finished products, • Preparation of equipment and utensils for sterilisation / heat treatment., • Science background or relevant experience (advantageous), • Manufacturing, production or assembly experience considered, • Willing to learn new skills to support manufacturing needs, • Experience of working in a cGMP environment (preferable) but not essential, • Good numeracy skills, • Good IT literacy skills with a working knowledge of Microsof...

Fabrication & Welding Supervisor This is a hands-on supervisory role responsible for coordinating the daily activities of the fabrication, welding, and finishing team. Reporting to the Production Manager, the role ensures components are manufactured accurately and efficiently according to engineering drawings and work instructions, while maintaining a strong focus on safety, quality, and team leadership. Key Responsibilities * Lead by example in performing fabrication, welding, and finishing tasks using a variety of techniques and tools. * Interpret engineering drawings and manufacturing instructions to produce high-quality components to specification. * Utilize a wide range of fabrication and welding skills, including cutting, forming, and assembly operations. * Provide technical guidance and support to team members, ensuring best practices are followed throughout the section. * Oversee the use, condition, and storage of tools and equipment to support efficient operations. * Identify and address day-to-day production issues, escalating where appropriate. Skills & Experience Extensive experience in fabrication and welding, including: * Marking out, cutting, squaring, and bending * Use of guillotines, rolls, brake presses, and hand tools * MIG, TIG, and MMA welding to insurance standards (e.g., BS5500 / BS EN 286), with dem...

Gi group are currently seeking competent and skilled Composites Fitter / Assembly Technician with composite pre-preg experience to join our rapidly expanding Team with our client based in Catcliffe, Rotheram. This role will be permanent after successful 3 month period. Working Monday to Friday, 6am - 2pm and 2pm - 10pm shifts rotating weekly. Some weekend overtime available. Pay rates £16.29 - Monday - Friday up to 37.5 hours £24.44 - overtime rate after 37.5 hours and Saturdays £32.58 - Sundays and bank holidays Principle Accountabilities · Production of Automotive parts using Pre-Preg composite materials. · Adherence to validated process cycle/TAKT times · Responsible for maintaining the highest quality standards on all manufactured composites components. · Support Team Leader with prioritising work and other activities. · Contribute to training and development of other team members. · Ensure the work area is clean, tidy and orderly always in line with brand expectations and maintain a safe working environment for yourself and others. · Proactively contributing to develop processes to improve quality and efficiency. · Set an example to production operatives. · Provide support on all processes in the department. · Working to challenging and demanding deadlines. Knowledge, Skills and Experience · A ...

Sheet Metal Worker Rate:£18.00 £20.00 per hour (depending on experience) Hours:MondayFriday, dayshift, 39 hours per week Overtime:Regular overtime available About the Role Our client is a leading sheet-metal fabrication specialist working on high-quality, precision sheet-metal products for varied industrial applications. They are seeking an experienced Sheet Metal Worker to join their workshop team, contributing to fabrication, assembly, and finishing of high-spec metal components. Key Responsibilities • Perform sheet-metal fabrication tasks including cutting, bending, folding, and forming components using guillotines, press brakes, and folding machines., • Read and interpret engineering and fabrication drawings/technical specifications to ensure accurate component production., • Operate sheet-metal machinery safely and efficiently, including guillotine, press brake, fold, shearing, and other workshop equipment., • Carry out assembly, fitting, finishing and quality inspections of fabricated components., • Conduct routine maintenance and basic servicing on equipment and tools to maintain production readiness.

Role overview We are seeking a hands-on Engineering / Electronics / Optical Technician to support the development, build and repair of advanced electro-optical products and prototype systems in an R&D environment. You will take ownership of small prototypes and test rigs from initial build, through commissioning, test and fault finding. The role demands excellent manual dexterity and great care in handling, preparing and routing optical fibre to a high standard, alongside strong electronic assembly and diagnostic skills. Key responsibilities Build, assemble and rework electro-optical prototypes, test systems and jigs from drawings, schematics and work instructions. Handle, strip, cleave, splice, terminate and route optical fibre assemblies with exceptional care and repeatability, ensuring low-loss, highly reliable connections. Integrate optical components, fibre harnesses, PCBs, wiring looms and mechanical sub-assemblies into complete prototype units. Perform component level repair on electronic assemblies, including PCB rework and modification using bench top soldering tools. Diagnose faults and failures and translate findings into clear corrective actions and design/manufacturing feedback. Carry out informal functional tests, characterisation and debug activities on your own initiative, documenting methods and results. Design and fabricate simple assembly and test jigs/fixtures (including the use of basic machine tools and/or 3D printing, depending on experience). Maintain organised, safe and tidy lab/workshop areas, ensuring tools and diagnostic equipment are serviceable and correctly used. Produce and maintain clear build records, repair reports and documentation, and contribute to the improvement of build and test processes. You will often work independently, while still collaborating with engineers to prioritise tasks and communicate progress and realistic timescales. Skills and experience Essential: Demonstrable experience in an R&D or low volume production environment building, commissioning and debugging prototypes or instruments. Proven fine assembly skills and outstanding manual dexterity, ideally including experience with optical fibre or similarly delicate components. Strong soldering and rework capability for through hole and SMD PCB assemblies. Practical experience of electronic assembly and disassembly, wiring to schematics and working with hand tools. Confident user of basic electronic test equipment. Ability to read and interpret circuit schematics, technical drawings and build documentation. Good general IT skills, including use of MS Office (Word/Excel) for documentation and reporting. Xtera will provide appropriate training where the successful candidate lacks some of these skills or experience. Desirable: Previous work with optical fibre preparation, termination, splicing, connectorization or fibre-based test setups. Experience with informal mechanical design and light fabrication (e.g. drills, hand tools) and/or additive manufacturing (3D printing). Personal attributes Good timekeeper. Be able to work proactively, within a team and independently, with the judgement to seek clarification when required. Organised, with strong attention to detail and pride in producing neat, consistent assemblies (especially fibre and wiring). Adaptable and comfortable switching between tasks as project priorities change. Determined and methodical in following through challenging fault finding and debug tasks. Clear, concise communicator, able to document work and discuss issues with engineers and other stakeholders. Other information Appropriate technical qualification (e.g. relevant diploma/apprenticeship) or equivalent vocational experience. Full UK driving license Willingness to occasionally work at other Xtera sites within the UK. Right to work in the UK

Electronic Assembly Technician - Power Supplies & LED Lighting This is a hands-on technical role with excellent career progression opportunities into pre-sales engineering and product development support. Key Responsibilities of this Electronic Assembly Technician, West Berkshire job are: Assembly & Modification - Assemble and modify LED lighting products, including routing cables, soldering multicore cables and LED strips, and integrating power supplies and drivers. Testing & Quality Control - Conduct functional and safety testing, troubleshoot technical issues, and ensure compliance with specifications before dispatch. Technical Documentation - Maintain accurate build records, wiring diagrams, and documentation for all assemblies and modifications. Production Coordination - Work within a small team to coordinate workloads, support production planning, and maintain safe working practices. Cross-Functional Collaboration - Liaise with engineering, purchasing, and customer support teams to resolve issues and improve processes. Key Requirements of this Electronic Assembly Technician job, West Berkshire are: Strong hands-on experience with electronic assembly and testing (ideally to IPC-A-610 standards). Proven soldering skills with multicore cables, LED strips, and connectors to a high standard. Understanding of power supplies, lighting systems, and electro-mechanical assemblies. Ability to interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and work instructions accurately. Excellent organisational and communication skills, with a proactive and quality-focused mindset. Relevant qualification such as a Degree, HNC or equivalent in Electrical, Electronic, or Electro-mechanical Engineering preferred. To apply for this Electronic Assembly Technician - Power Supplies & LED Lighting role in West Berkshire, please send your CV to or call 01582 878828 TPBN1_UKTJ