Electro Mechanical

This position involves becoming a key member of the production team, working closely with Technicians, Project Managers, and Engineers. The role is flexible and will adapt to the team's needs. Some weeks may focus on project builds in-house, while others may focus on improving workshop efficiency and production processes.
What We Offer
High ownership and autonomy
Fast-paced scale-up environment with real engineering challenges
Opportunity to shape processes, standards, and best practices
Exposure to the full product lifecycle and customer deployments
Occasional travel (UK and Europe) to customer sites for installations and troubleshooting (approximately 25% of the time)
Responsibilities
Mechanical assembly, quality testing, and installation of industrial automation and sorting systems
Electrical assembly and quality testing in both workshop and on-site environments
Development, assembly, and testing of subassemblies used across product lines
Maintaining component traceability and ensuring high quality standards
Troubleshooting and resolving assembly issues to maintain production schedules while feeding improvements back into processes
Supporting continuous improvement initiatives within the workshop and production environment

7+ years of experience in a hands-on technician role within an industrial engineering environment
Strong aptitude for power and control wiring
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and identify errors or oversights
Familiarity with electrical standards such as BS 7671 and EN/IEC 60204
Strong problem-solving skills for engineering challenges
Ability to interpret engineering information in multiple formats, including assembly instructions, 2D drawings, and 3D CAD assemblies
Experience routing and terminating pneumatic lines, wiring/cabling, and electrical conduit
Confidence using workshop and power tools with a strong understanding of safe working practices
High attention to detail and the ability to follow, develop, and improve processes
Comfortable working in a growing environment with evolving processes and designs
Willingness to occasionally work weekends (with time off in lieu)
Located within commuting distance of Stratford, London, and available to work onsite five days per week
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Desirable Skills
Full clean driving licence
Forklift qualifications
Interest in test jig design and optimisation
Experience assembling and testing pneumatic systems
Experience installing industrial equipment and working within warehouse environments
Experience improving health and safety processes
Previous ERP system experience
Startup or scale-up experience
Additional Information
Candidates are encouraged to apply even if they do not meet every requirement listed above. Diverse experiences, perspectives, and backgrounds are welcomed.

Career progression opportunities within a rapidly growing organisation
Unlimited holiday allowance
Inclusive and collaborative team environment with regular social events
Training and personal development opportunities
Private healthcare coverage available from day one