A fantastic job opportunity has arisen for a Lead Manufacturing Engineer in Eastbourne, East Sussex. My client is a global centre of excellence, specialising in the design and manufacture of electronic controllers, instrumentation, and drives.
The role as the Lead Manufacturing Engineer in Eastbourne will be leading the NPI Development team and will be responsible for liaising with the relevant design staff to ensure the overall quality and delivery of new parts, to the highest standards. You will also work to ensure the proposed design concepts can be manufactured cost-effectively. You will oversee the prototype build of products in question, prepare relevant documentation and actively participate in PFMEAs (Process Failure Mode Effects Analysis) and DFMEs (Design Failure Mode and Effect Analysis). This role will also require you to work with Operations personnel to allow for the optimisation and layout of the assembly areas, as well as the assembly tooling used in the NPI build.
The Lead Manufacturing Engineer must have experience with PCBA and leading a manufacturing or production team.
As the Lead Manufacturing Engineer in Eastbourne, you will have experience in a New Product Introduction (NPI) and New Product Development (NPD) role within electronics assembly, and/or PCB/cable assembly or electronics box build as well as experienced in the use of ERP/MRP systems (SAP Preferable). You will also have an Engineering Degree or equivalent and provable experience in a similar position. Awareness of all types of electronic printed circuit assembly techniques is beneficial.
My client are a Market Leader who combine over 30 years of experience within the Electronic engineering with the attitude and opportunity of a start-up company.
APPLY NOW for the Lead Manufacturing Engineer Eastbourne job, or to apply for similar jobs, by sending your CV to rwilcocks@redlinegroup.Com, otherwise, we always welcome the opportunity to discuss other production jobs on 01582 878 810....Read more...
A leading global technology company in the energy sector is seeking a Mechanical Assembly Test Engineer to join its on-site operations team in Cumbria.
In this role, you will be responsible for performing a range of technical and mechanical tasks to support production, assembly, and testing processes. You will contribute to maintaining high-quality standards and continuous improvement across manufacturing operations.
Key Responsibilities
Perform technical duties across mechanical, electronic, and system-based projects.
Conduct testing, measurements, and process controls on key production lines.
Read and interpret engineering drawings and job documentation ( work orders, bills of materials).
Troubleshoot and repair product or process issues.
Maintain tools, machinery, and equipment to ensure operational efficiency.
Support continuous improvement using modern manufacturing principles.
Key Skills
Hands on experience in mechanical assembly, testing, or manufacturing environments.
Ability to read blueprints and perform precision tasks such as wire preparation, crimping, and harness termination.
Familiarity with hydraulic, electronic, and mechanical systems.
Strong problem-solving and diagnostic skills.....Read more...
A leading global technology company in the energy sector is seeking a Mechanical Assembly Test Engineer to join its on site operations team in Cumbria.
In this role, you will be responsible for performing a range of technical and mechanical tasks to support production, assembly, and testing processes. You will contribute to maintaining high quality standards and continuous improvement across manufacturing operations.
Responsibilities
Perform technical duties across mechanical, electronic, and system-based projects.
Conduct testing, measurements, and process controls on key production lines.
Read and interpret engineering drawings and job documentation ( work orders, bills of materials).
Troubleshoot and repair product or process issues.
Maintain tools, machinery, and equipment to ensure operational efficiency.
Support continuous improvement using modern manufacturing principles.
Skills
Hands on experience in mechanical assembly, testing, or manufacturing environments.
Ability to read blueprints and perform precision tasks such as wire preparation, crimping, and harness termination.
Familiarity with hydraulic, electronic, and mechanical systems.
Strong problem-solving and diagnostic skills.....Read more...
A leading global technology company in the energy sector is seeking a Mechanical Assembly Test Engineer to join its on site operations team in Cumbria.
In this role, you will be responsible for performing a range of technical and mechanical tasks to support production, assembly, and testing processes. You will contribute to maintaining high-quality standards and continuous improvement across manufacturing operations.
Responsibilities
Perform technical duties across mechanical, electronic, and system-based projects.
Conduct testing, measurements, and process controls on key production lines.
Read and interpret engineering drawings and job documentation ( work orders, bills of materials).
Troubleshoot and repair product or process issues.
Maintain tools, machinery, and equipment to ensure operational efficiency.
Support continuous improvement using modern manufacturing principles.
Skills
Hands on experience in mechanical assembly, testing, or manufacturing environments.
Ability to read blueprints and perform precision tasks such as wire preparation, crimping, and harness termination.
Familiarity with hydraulic, electronic, and mechanical systems.
Strong problem-solving and diagnostic skills.....Read more...
A leading global technology company in the energy sector is seeking a Mechanical Assembly Test Engineer to join its on-site operations team in Cumbria.
In this role, you will be responsible for performing a range of technical and mechanical tasks to support production, assembly, and testing processes. You will contribute to maintaining high quality standards and continuous improvement across manufacturing operations.
Responsibilities
Perform technical duties across mechanical, electronic, and system-based projects.
Conduct testing, measurements, and process controls on key production lines.
Read and interpret engineering drawings and job documentation ( work orders, bills of materials).
Troubleshoot and repair product or process issues.
Maintain tools, machinery, and equipment to ensure operational efficiency.
Support continuous improvement using modern manufacturing principles.
Skills
Hands on experience in mechanical assembly, testing, or manufacturing environments.
Ability to read blueprints and perform precision tasks such as wire preparation, crimping, and harness termination.
Familiarity with hydraulic, electronic, and mechanical systems.
Strong problem-solving and diagnostic skills.....Read more...
Electronic Production Engineer required to help manufacture test and repair to component level PCB boards that include RF, electromechanical faultfinding, rework as needed, and final assembly.
You will work across NPI, NPD, Production, manufacturing and assembly to refine, improve and rethink products and processes.
Requirements
Production engineering, manufacturing support or process engineering experience of PCB assemblies including motors, sensors, PCBs, actuators, wiring and power packs.....Read more...
Electronic Production Engineer required to help manufacture test and repair to component level PCB boards that include RF, electromechanical faultfinding, rework as needed, and final assembly.
You will work across NPI, NPD, Production, manufacturing and assembly to refine, improve and rethink products and processes.
Requirements
Production engineering, manufacturing support or process engineering experience of PCB assemblies including motors, sensors, PCBs, actuators, wiring and power packs.....Read more...
A position for a Mechanical Engineer, specialising in Microelectronic Products, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight!
The Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will be responsible for the development of microelectronic products used in harsh environments. You will work closely across electronic design, reliability, manufacturing, process, test and quality departments to ensure that product packaging, materials, assembly methods and manufacturing processes meet customer requirements.
Ideal candidates for the Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products job based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will experience in the following areas:
Practical experience performing thermal and stress analysis and interpreting results to inform engineering decisions.
Proficiency in SOLIDWORKS for 3D modelling and engineering drawings, and SOLIDWORKS Simulation for thermal and stress analysis, with a good understanding of dimensional tolerances and assembly requirements.
Good understanding of heat transfer, thermal expansion, material properties and their effects on product performance.
Experience with microelectronics, electronic packaging, hybrid assemblies, ceramic substrates, die attach or wire bonding.
Experience with finite element analysis for thermal stress, vibration or other mechanical loading.
Experience developing products for high-temperature or harsh-environment applications.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products to join a well R&D & Production team that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression.
To apply for this Mechanical Engineer - Microelectronic Products role in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1427 on 01582 878848 or email TDrew@redlinegroup.Com. Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to Mechanical Engineering roles.....Read more...
Are you an Electronic Service & Repair Engineer with hands-on electronics repair, calibration and diagnostic experience?
My client, based in Kent, is looking for an Electronic Service & Repair Engineer to join their growing service team. They are a specialist in advanced imaging and sensing solutions, designing and manufacturing thermal imaging, infrared camera and sensor systems used across defence, security, industrial inspection and public safety applications.
The role is site-based, with occasional travel, in Kent and will involve working as part of a collaborative service organisation responsible for the evaluation, failure diagnosis, repair, calibration and adjustment of thermal imaging products and systems.
Responsibilities for the Electronic Service & Repair Engineer based in Kent:
Evaluate, diagnose, repair, calibrate and adjust thermal imaging products, infrared cameras and associated sensor systems.
Use knowledge of electronic theory, thermography and optics to complete daily service, fault-finding and technical support activities.
Work closely with Customer Service, the Service Manager and wider technical teams, providing timely updates and clear progress reports.
Engage with customers where needed to explain complex technical issues, service findings and proposed repair solutions.
Operate hand tools and electronic test equipment to support product evaluation, repair, calibration and verification.
Perform software and firmware updates on camera products, using computer systems and embedded programming knowledge where appropriate.
Skills and requirements for the Electronic Service & Repair Engineer based in Kent:
Qualification in electronics, engineering or equivalent practical experience.
Hands-on experience in electronics repair, assembly, service or calibration.
Ability to operate electronic test equipment and confidently navigate computer operating systems.
Understanding of metrology principles, calibration processes and laboratory operations.
Experience with thermography, optics, SAP PR1, Oracle ticketing systems, embedded programming or camera products would be beneficial.
Able to work at a bench and from a standing position, with the ability to lift objects weighing up to 40 lbs from time to time.
Eligibility to apply for and obtain the appropriate export control licence where required.
This is a fantastic opportunity for the Electronic Service & Repair Engineer based in Kent to join an innovative technology business offering technical challenge, professional development and the chance to work on advanced imaging and sensing products.
To apply for the Service Engineer role, please send your CV to KGraveney@redlinegroup.Com or call on 01582878817
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An established engineering organisation is looking for a Hardware Engineer to design and develop bespoke electrical and electronic hardware for complex test systems across aerospace, defence, space and other regulated industries.
You'll work across the full engineering lifecycle, from requirements capture and design through to manufacture, integration, testing and customer acceptance. Working alongside multidisciplinary engineering teams, you'll have the opportunity to tackle varied technical challenges and take ownership of your designs.
Key Responsibilities
- Design electrical and electronic hardware for bespoke automated and manual test systems.
- Translate customer requirements into practical hardware solutions and system architectures.
- Select and integrate instrumentation, power supplies, data acquisition equipment and communications hardware.
- Produce electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, bills of materials and technical documentation.
- Support hardware procurement, manufacture, integration, fault-finding and testing.
- Contribute to verification, validation, commissioning and customer acceptance.
- Collaborate with software, systems, mechanical and production engineering teams.
- Identify technical risks, component obsolescence and opportunities to improve performance and reliability.
Essential Skills and Experience
- A degree, HNC/HND or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering or a related discipline.
- Experience in electrical or electronic hardware design.
- Good understanding of analogue and digital electronics.
- Experience with component selection, hardware integration and technical documentation.
- Practical fault-finding and diagnostic skills.
- Understanding of manufacturing, assembly and testing processes.
- Full UK-valid driving licence and right to work in the UK.
Desirable Experience
- Aerospace, defence, space or other regulated industries.
- Automated test equipment, rack-mounted systems or electrical cabinets.
- PCB design, FPGA or microcontroller technologies.
- Instrumentation, data acquisition, power electronics or EMC.
- LabVIEW, TestStand, National Instruments hardware or electrical CAD tools.
- Interfaces such as Ethernet, RS-232/422/485, CAN, SPI or I²C.
- Verification and validation, safety standards or legacy equipment modernisation.
What\'s on Offer?
- Technically varied projects across advanced engineering sectors.
- Involvement throughout the full engineering lifecycle.
- Professional development and opportunities for career progression.
- Annual performance-related bonus.
- Pension with 4% employee and 8% employer contributions.
- Family private healthcare and health cash plan.
- 27 days' annual leave plus UK bank holidays.
- Cycle-to-work scheme.
Security: Applicants must be eligible to obtain and maintain the relevant UK security clearance. Some projects may have additional nationality or residency restrictions.
If you're a hands-on Hardware Engineer looking for varied technical challenges and the opportunity to take designs from concept through to commissioning, we'd like to hear from you.
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Our client, who are a well-established UK electronics manufacturer with a rapidly growing innovation and product development division, are looking for an Electronics Engineer – Newbury to join their team on a permanent basis.
This role is based on-site in Newbury, within a fast-paced and highly capable engineering environment that combines design, PCB fabrication, and assembly under one roof. You will work across a wide variety of industries including aerospace, automotive, industrial, and IoT, leading full lifecycle product development projects from concept through to production.
Key responsibilities of the Electronics Engineer job based in Newbury:
Lead end-to-end electronics product development projects, from initial concept and specification through to prototyping and production.
Design innovative electronic systems and supporting embedded firmware.
Create schematics and PCB layouts using Altium Designer.
Develop and execute test strategies for both hardware and embedded software.
Act as the technical lead/architect on projects, collaborating with cross-functional teams where required.
Support prototype build, board bring-up, and validation activities.
Participate in design reviews and contribute to continuous improvement within an agile development environment.
Maintain accurate project documentation and manage tasks within tools such as Jira.
Ensure designs meet industry standards, manufacturability requirements, and cost targets.
Experience required for the Electronics Engineer job based in Newbury:
Degree, HNC, or HND in Electronic Engineering (or equivalent industry experience).
Strong proficiency in PCB design, schematic capture, and BOM creation using Altium Designer.
Experience with embedded systems and communication protocols such as SPI, I2C, UART, Ethernet, CAN, or LIN.
Proven ability to troubleshoot and resolve hardware and embedded software issues.
Experience working across the full product lifecycle within an agile development environment.
Familiarity with version control tools (e.G. Bitbucket) and task management systems (e.G. Jira).
Knowledge of EMC testing, compliance standards, and design for manufacture is highly desirable.
Strong communication skills and ability to lead technical discussions with customers and internal teams.
If this Electronics Engineer job in Newbury could be of interest, please send your CV to bwiles@redlinegroup.Com or call Ben on 01582 878816.....Read more...
RF Microwave Engineer
Location: Abingdon, Oxfordshire – On-Site
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an RF Microwave Engineer to join a specialist engineering business developing advanced high-power microwave technologies for scientific, industrial and emerging energy applications.
The organisation focuses on the design, development, prototyping, manufacture and testing of high-power microwave systems and components. Its engineering capabilities span microwave sources, transmission systems and specialist electronic devices, supporting complex projects that require innovative RF engineering solutions.
This role offers the opportunity to contribute to a variety of technically challenging projects, including microwave transmission system design, power beaming and microwave source development. The successful candidate will be involved in electromagnetic modelling, hardware integration, commissioning and testing, working alongside a multidisciplinary engineering team.
The position would suit an RF or Microwave Engineer with experience in system design, electromagnetic simulation, analysis or practical testing. Candidates with a strong technical foundation, a hands-on approach to engineering and an interest in developing advanced microwave technologies are encouraged to apply.
Main Responsibilities of the RF Microwave Engineer (Abingdon, Oxfordshire):
Design and develop high-power RF and microwave systems, including kW to MW-class applications
Contribute to projects involving microwave transmission systems, power beaming and microwave source development
Support the design and development of specialist electronic devices and associated technologies
Model and simulate microwave systems, components and beam propagation using electromagnetic simulation tools
Use software such as HFSS, CST or equivalent tools to support engineering analysis and design optimisation
Specify, integrate and assemble RF and microwave hardware for development and testing activities
Provide RF and microwave engineering expertise to multidisciplinary teams throughout the design process
Commission, test and troubleshoot high- and low-power microwave equipment
Work with both internally developed systems and commercially supplied equipment
Analyse test results, investigate technical issues and contribute to design improvements
Support prototyping, validation and the development of advanced microwave technologies
Follow appropriate laboratory procedures and safety requirements, particularly when working with high-voltage equipment
Requirements of the RF Microwave Engineer (Abingdon, Oxfordshire):
Degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering, Physics, RF or Microwave Engineering, or a related discipline
Candidates with alternative technical qualifications and demonstrable relevant industry experience will also be considered
Experience in at least one of the following areas: RF or microwave system design, analysis or testing
Experience using electromagnetic simulation software such as HFSS, CST or equivalent
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Ability to interpret technical requirements and contribute to engineering design decisions
Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary engineering team
A practical, hands-on approach to engineering development, testing and troubleshooting
Experience in one or more of the following technology areas would be highly advantageous:
High-Power RF and Microwave Systems
Electromagnetic Modelling and Simulation
Microwave Transmission Systems
Microwave Sources and Specialist Electronic Devices
RF Hardware Integration and Assembly
Microwave Laboratory Testing and Commissioning
Antenna Design and Beam Propagation
High-Voltage Engineering and Safety
Desirable:
Experience working with high-power microwave systems or specialist electronic devices
Knowledge of microwave sources, amplifiers or related technologies
Practical laboratory experience using RF and microwave test equipment
Knowledge of antenna design, transmission systems or beam propagation
Experience commissioning and testing RF hardware
Familiarity with high-voltage systems and associated safety requirements
To apply for this RF Microwave Engineer opportunity, please send your CV to Kishan Chandarana at Redline Group:
Kchandarana@redlinegroup.Com....Read more...
UPS & Critical Power Technician
Location: Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Our client is seeking a hands-on UPS & Critical Power Technician to join their growing team based in Phoenix, Arizona. This is an excellent opportunity for a technician or junior engineer with experience working with UPS systems, power electronics, batteries and critical power equipment.
The successful candidate will work as part of the technical team, supporting the testing, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair and preparation of UPS systems and associated critical power equipment. This is a site-based position, with no requirement for extensive nationwide travel.
Key Responsibilities:
Carry out testing, inspection, maintenance and repair of UPS systems and associated critical power equipment.
Assist with the installation, commissioning and start-up of UPS systems.
Diagnose and troubleshoot electrical and electronic faults on UPS systems, inverters, rectifiers, batteries, static switches and power distribution equipment.
Carry out electrical testing and functional checks on equipment.
Support engineers with fault-finding, repairs and preventative maintenance activities.
Assist with the assembly, preparation and configuration of UPS and power electronics equipment.
Candidate Requirements:
Working as an Electrical Technician, Electronics Technician, UPS Technician, Service Technician or similar.
Hands-on experience working with **UPS systems, power supplies, batteries, inverters, rectifiers or other power electronics equipment**.
Good understanding of electrical and electronic systems, with the ability to use test and diagnostic equipment.
Experience with electrical testing, fault-finding and component-level troubleshooting.
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and technical drawings.
An electrical/electronic engineering qualification or relevant practical experience would be advantageous.
This is a great opportunity for a technician looking to develop their career within the UPS, power electronics and critical power sector, working with equipment used in mission-critical applications.
If you have experience working with UPS systems, power electronics, batteries or critical power equipment and are looking for a hands-on technical opportunity based in Phoenix, we'd love to hear from you.
Please send your CV to NDrain@redlinegroup.com or call 07487 756328 to speak with Nick for more information.....Read more...
