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Senior Engineering Technician

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6 months ago
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Senior Engineering Technician
Based in London
6-Month Contract (Outside IR35)
Competitive Rate of Pay
Are you an experienced Senior Engineering Technician looking for an opportunity to contribute to industry disrupting diagnostic technology?
If so, I'd love to hear from you as CY Partners is supporting a pioneering organisation that is transforming the landscape of molecular diagnostics through cutting-edge technology. With a focus on rapid, accurate molecular analysis, they’re empowering clinicians and researchers with tools that accelerate discovery and improve patient outcomes. Their collaborative, innovation-led culture attracts some of the brightest minds in science and engineering, all driven by a shared mission to deliver life-changing solutions at the intersection of biology and technology
We are looking for someone to work on a on an initial 6-month contract, sitting outside IR35.
As a Senior Engineering Technician, you’ll play a hands-on role in troubleshooting, maintaining, and optimising specialised instruments within an ISO 13485-compliant setting. From supporting R&D teams to managing your own technical projects, this is an opportunity to contribute directly to innovation in the life sciences sector.
What you’ll be doing:

  • Investigating and resolving issues with complex electromechanical instrumentation in a BSL-2 laboratory environment.
  • Running tests using control software and workshop tools to support ongoing product development.
  • Assembling and maintaining R&D devices, rigs, and fixtures using components like microfluidics, pneumatics, sensors, and temperature control systems.
  • Providing technical input and collaborating with engineers and scientists across multi-disciplinary teams.
  • Drafting and maintaining high-quality documentation (SOPs, BOMs, WIs, reports) in line with ISO 13485 regulations.
  • Independently managing tasks and small projects with minimal supervision.
    What we’re looking for in a Senior Engineering Technician:
  • Proven experience in an Engineering Technician role within medical devices, diagnostics, or another regulated industry.
  • Skilled in troubleshooting and preventive maintenance of precision electromechanical systems.
  • Proficient in rapid prototyping (e.g. CNC milling, 3D printing, laser cutting), electrical assembly, soldering, and basic CAD (SolidWorks).
  • Comfortable working in a wet lab or BSL-2 setting.
  • Strong documentation and communication skills, with attention to detail and a methodical approach to work.
  • Familiarity with tools like Trello or JIRA for issue tracking and project visibility.
    Whether you're currently working as a Senior Engineering Technician or stepping up into a senior technical support role in R&D, this London-based contract offers a chance to be part of a collaborative, fast-paced environment that values precision, creativity, and impact.
    Please apply online or contact Neil Walton at CY Partners for more information.
    CY Partners is acting as an employment agency/business in relation to this vacancy

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