• Excellent benefits package including pension, healthcare scheme and shares scheme
• Flexible Hours: Monday - Friday
• Travel opportunities across Europe, Asia and South America

Do you enjoy figuring out why something isn't working and fixing it? In this position, you will be the primary point of contact for technical issues, working with a diverse range of electromechanical equipment used in R&D settings worldwide. The role will be varied, focused on final testing of products and supporting other departments and customers with technical issues. You will have strong electronic fault-finding skills and be comfortable working with computers.

You will have the opportunity to perform equipment installations and repairs globally, spending around 20% of your time at customer sites. If this sounds like it s up your street and you have an electro-mechanical engineering background, then please click 'Apply'!

This is the kind of work you'll be doing:

• Responding to customers who are having technical issues.
• Providing support when it comes to spare parts and components.
• Conducting testing and repairs in-house.
• Use your problem-solving ability to generate ideas for better ways of working.
• Travelling to customer sites to perform installations and repairs (circa 20%-25% travel).

The ideal candidate will consider themselves to have good diagnostic ability with excellent time management skills. They will also have:

• An electronic engineering background.
• An aptitude for troubleshooting, fault-finding and diagnosis.
• IT literate.
• Fantastic communication skills.
• An inquisitive mind and happy to work independently.
• Willing to travel nationally and internationally.
• A driving license is essential.