Graduate Control Systems Engineer

Madeley, Telford and Wrekin
1 month ago
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Graduate Control Systems Engineer | Telford | Salary up to £32,000 + strong training & development programme

MERITUS are excited to be partnered with an advanced Engineering and Automation business seeking to expand their Control Systems Design team. They are looking for a motivated Graduate Control Systems Engineer to support the design and development of automated investment casting systems and bespoke automation equipment.

Working closely with the Senior Engineering Manager and alongside Electrical, Mechanical, and Project Engineers, this role offers the opportunity to develop technical expertise across control systems design, robotics integration, and electro-mechanical systems engineering within a highly innovative environment.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Graduate Engineer in Electrical, Electronics, or Mechatronics Engineering looking to build a long-term career in automation, robotics, and industrial control systems.

Main Responsibilities:

Detailed design and development of existing automated control systems and equipment

Concept and full lifecycle design of new automation and control systems

Design and integration of robotic, computer, and control system interfaces

Systems engineering of electro-mechanical equipment and machinery

Robot programming and control system configuration

Creation of technical specifications and engineering documentation

Working to established product design standards and departmental procedures

Providing internal technical product support across engineering teams

Required Experience:

Demonstrated experience or academic exposure to control systems design

CAD experience (2D and 3D) - electrical and/or mechanical design environments

Understanding of automation systems, robotics, or industrial control systems

Strong problem-solving ability, both independently and within a team

Ability to effectively present and communicate technical design solutions

Benefits:

Salary up to £32,000

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Structured training and mentorship from senior engineers

Exposure to robotics, automation, and advanced manufacturing systems

Clear career progression within a growing engineering organisation

Opportunity to work on innovative, bespoke automation projects

Got your attention?

If you believe that you have the skills and experience for the Graduate Engineer role - then please get in touch. We also offer a referral scheme for any candidates whose details are passed to us that we successfully place. If you have any further questions then please contact Ryan Harris at MERITUS

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