Field Service Engineer

CV-Library
Warwick, Warwickshire
12 months ago
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14 May 2025 (12 months ago)

This isn’t just another job. It’s a chance to be part of something extraordinary ...

If you’re a curious, hands-on problem-solver who’s ready for a career full of purpose, challenge, and adventure—we want to hear from you. 

Join a fast-growing, employee driven company that's shaking up the world of high-performance equipment! Our client design and build next-generation machines that power the production of life-changing medicines, breakthrough medical devices, and consumer products you use every day.

As a Field Service Technician, you’ll be both on the front lines as well as onsite —bringing cutting-edge technology to life at customer sites across the UK - you’ll get hands-on with seriously advanced engineering.

Your Mission:

Travel to customer sites to install, commission, and support high-tech machinery that’s transforming global industries

Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and software issues like a pro

Deliver expert training and support—making you the hero clients didn’t know they needed

Feed real-world insights back to design and engineering teams to help make great tech even better

Represent innovation, quality, and reliability everywhere you go

You Bring:

A background in mechanical or electrical engineering

Experience with automation, capital equipment, or complex machinery

A natural knack for problem-solving and thinking on your feet

Clear communication and confidence under pressure

What’s In It For You?

Work with game-changing tech in a company that lives and breathes innovation

Join an employee driven business where your voice matters and your ideas shape the future

Receive world-class training and grow with a team of brilliant engineers

See the world while doing what you love—and get paid well for it

Be part of something bigger—helping deliver life-saving products to market faster

HIT 'APPLY NOW'  today and become a key player in the future of advanced manufacturing

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