Electrical Assembly Technician

Wood End, Bedford
10 months ago
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Socode are proud to be partnering with a fast-growing engineering company that’s building automated inspection tools for some of the toughest environments in the world – including offshore wind, oil and gas, utilities, and ship maintenance.
Founded in 2022, this ambitious business is rapidly establishing itself in the UK’s advanced engineering scene. You’ll be joining a highly skilled and agile team, working on innovative robotics, inspection cameras, and monitoring systems for use in extreme conditions.

This is a hands-on role with real impact, perfect for someone who takes pride in precision, thrives in fast-paced environments, and wants to be part of something early and exciting.

What will I be doing?
Working closely with the Principal Electronics Engineer, you’ll be responsible for the assembly and testing of electronic systems used in high-performance, field-deployable tools. Responsibilities include:
Component & Device Assembly

Assemble electronics and sub-systems including soldering, wiring, crimping, and mounting PCBs
Integrate components into complex assemblies with a high degree of care and accuracyTesting & Quality Control

Inspect, test, and calibrate systems to ensure functionality and reliability
Use tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and custom jigs to perform diagnostics and verificationProcess & Documentation

Follow detailed build instructions, schematics, and SOPs
Maintain accurate production records and support inventory tracking and stock management
What do I need to be successful?
Must-Haves

Technical diploma or equivalent experience in electronics or electrical assembly
Minimum 3 years’ experience assembling electronic products (wiring and cabling), or control systems
Proficient with soldering, wire prep, crimping, and basic electronic test equipment
Comfortable reading and interpreting schematics and technical documentation
Reliable communicator with good attention to detail
Legally eligible to work in the UKNice-to-Haves

IPC Certification (soldering/assembly standards)
Experience with inventory control or ERP systems
Fault-finding skills and experience debugging electronics in a production environmentInterested in the role? Then you can either: 📄 Submit your CV by clicking ‘apply now’ – It doesn’t need to be perfect. Send what you’ve got and we’ll talk.
💬 Connect with me on LinkedIn – Mo Baker at Socode
📞 Call our Cambridge office – Google “Socode Cambridge”, call the number and ask for Mo

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