This is a days-based role, offering stability and a consistent routine—ideal for someone who enjoys being hands-on in a well-run shop floor environment.

The role

You’ll be responsible for setting and operating CNC milling machines to produce components to tight tolerances. Working from engineering drawings, you’ll ensure parts are manufactured accurately and efficiently, supporting production output and quality standards.

What you’ll be doing

Setting and operating CNC milling machines
Working from engineering drawings and specifications
Selecting and setting tooling
Making adjustments to offsets and machine parameters
Inspecting parts using standard measuring equipment
Supporting continuous improvement on the shop floor

About you

You’ll have experience working as a CNC Miller within a manufacturing or engineering environment. You’ll be comfortable reading drawings and have a good understanding of machining principles.

Experience setting and operating CNC milling machines is essential
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
Understanding of tolerances and quality requirements
A practical, hands-on approach with good attention to detail

What’s on offer

A stable, days-based position with a growing and reputable engineering business. You’ll be working in a clean, organised environment with a strong focus on quality and teamwork.

There’s scope to develop your skills over time, whether that’s progressing into programming or taking on additional responsibility within the team.

They are looking to add a Project Engineer to their team, someone with a strong electronics and electrical background who enjoys getting hands-on with real-world technical challenges.

This is a role where curiosity and problem-solving matter just as much as experience.

The role

This position sits between engineering, production, and customer requirements. You’ll be responsible for assessing electronic assemblies, understanding faults at component level, and helping define the most effective route to repair or improvement.

In many cases, this will involve reverse engineering legacy or unsupported products, identifying how they function, and determining what needs to be fixed or replaced.

It’s a varied role that combines investigation, technical understanding, and practical problem-solving.

What you’ll be doing

You’ll be reviewing electronic and electrical assemblies to understand faults and failure points, working down to component level where required.

You will support engineering carry  out reverse engineering activity on existing products, particularly where documentation is limited or unavailable.Working closely with production and technicians, you’ll help define repair methods, improvements, and processes to ensure products can be reliably restored or manufactured.

You’ll also support project-based work, taking ownership of specific jobs from initial assessment through to solution.

Over time, you’ll build a strong understanding of the types of products and challenges the business supports.

About you

You’ll have a background in electronics or electrical engineering, with the ability to understand circuits and diagnose faults at component level.

You might already be working as a Project Engineer, Electronics Engineer, or in a repair, test, or manufacturing environment.

Experience with reverse engineering, fault finding, or working with legacy systems would be particularly useful.

Equally important is your mindset, someone who enjoys figuring things out, is comfortable working with incomplete information, and takes a practical approach to problem-solving.

What’s on offer

This is an opportunity to join a close-knit engineering business where your input will have a direct impact.

The role offers variety, technical challenge, and the chance to work on a wide range of products rather than being tied to a single system or process.

It would suit someone who enjoys hands-on engineering, problem-solving, and seeing the outcome of their work in a tangible way.

The company combines electronic, electrical and mechanical engineering with in-house manufacturing capability and has an established customer base alongside strong growth opportunities.

They are looking for a commercially driven Sales Manager who can develop key accounts, win new business and convert technically complex enquiries into orders.

This role will suit someone who understands engineering environments such as machining, electronics or electro-mechanical systems and enjoys working closely with engineers and customers to develop solutions.

They are happy to consider candidates that can be based remotely and open to considering candidates with a strong commercial background and proven experience in developing relationships

You’ll be joining a modern manufacturing environment, working alongside experienced engineers and operations teams to support and improve production across a range of areas. Reporting to a Senior Production Engineer, you’ll play a key role in driving efficiency, quality, and continuous improvement.

This is a broad role with real variety. You’ll be involved in optimising manufacturing processes, improving equipment performance, supporting new product introduction, and contributing to wider improvement projects across the site.

You’ll also have the opportunity to work on capital projects, identify upgrades that improve productivity and quality, and help reduce waste and cost across manufacturing operations.

What you’ll be doing:
You’ll support the day-to-day performance of manufacturing processes, identifying opportunities to improve efficiency, output, and quality. Working closely with maintenance and engineering teams, you’ll help ensure equipment is operating at its best, while contributing to upgrades and modifications where needed.

You’ll get involved in continuous improvement activities, using structured problem-solving approaches to deliver real, measurable improvements. You’ll also support new product introduction, ensuring processes are ready for production and perform as expected from day one.

Alongside this, you’ll work with suppliers and OEMs to stay up to date with new technologies and bring fresh ideas into the business.

About you:
You could come from a range of backgrounds. This role would suit someone with experience in manufacturing engineering, production engineering, or a similar environment.

You might also be early in your career or transitioning from tanother hands-on engineering role, as long as you have a strong understanding of manufacturing processes and a genuine interest in improving them.

You’ll be someone who enjoys problem solving, working with others, and being part of a team that’s focused on making things better every day.

What’s on offer:
You’ll be joining a global business with a strong reputation for engineering excellence and a significant international footprint. The site itself is modern, well invested, and continuing to grow.

There are clear opportunities for progression, along with the chance to develop your skills across a wide range of manufacturing and engineering activities.

This is a hands-on role focused on dimensional inspection of complex machined components, supporting production through accurate measurement, programme development and quality reporting.

The Role

You will be responsible for:

• Programming, modifying and verifying CMM programmes for new and existing components

• Carrying out dimensional inspection of precision machined parts

• Performing manual inspection of first-off and production components

• Producing accurate dimensional reports and first-off documentation

• Generating and managing non-conformance reports

• Maintaining inspection records and programme control

• Communicating inspection findings clearly to production and quality teams

This role sits at the centre of quality and manufacturing and will suit someone who enjoys working closely with the shop floor and taking ownership of inspection standards.

These are diverse roles that will require the right candidates to have a strong technical aptitude developed in the semiconductor market sector. 

You will be responsible for:
    Working with cross functional teams to ensure best process engineering practices are maintained (reporting, documentation systems, etc.) 
    Providing production support to both our 6” CMOS and MEMS facilities
    Implementing new products and processes to meet project objectives.
    Improving Yields, 8D investigations, FMEA, SPC, Cp/Cpk improvements, 5S, Cost reductions and Lean manufacturing.
    Modifying existing processes and procedures to provide practical solutions and drive continuous improvement initiatives.
    Investigating and resolving process issues.

Experience and Skills
Industry experience as a Process Engineer / Senior Process Engineer working in a similar role is essential. 

You will be a highly qualified individual educated to degree level, or equivalent. With a number of years experience, you may be in a shift process role now and looking for the next move in your career, but more likely you would have already had a couple of years experience in your current role and are now looking for a new challenge. You will certainly need to be an accomplished and effective communicator, a decisive data-driven person with the ability to effect change and the tenacity and passion for continuous improvement. 

Hours
Office hours - Monday to Thursday 7.30 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. and Friday 7.30 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.