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As a leading global diversified automation provider, their vision is to become the ultimate trusted partner, capable of solving any industrial automation challenge with their passionate people, world-renowned processes and diverse experience.

Due to steady growth, they now have exciting opportunities for talented individuals to join their winning team.

The Position

Working as part of a dedicated team of industry professionals,  you will provide a creative and problem-solving solution to a range of groundbreaking high-speed automated machinery projects. Primarily,  you will assist in the development of specialist bespoke equipment for the medical devices and FMCG industry sectors. Customer focus is key, and you will be liaising daily with a multinational blue-chip client base.

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Be responsible for the creation and development of machine software solutions for special purpose automated machinery projects.

Deliver control and safety systems which comply with the appropriate national and international standards

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The Person

HNC/Degree in Electrical, Electronic or Software Engineering.

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A proactive can-do attitude.

A positive and determined work ethic

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