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Are you looking for a career in the exciting world of Automation?

We are a well-established automation company based in Cheshire who are looking for a graduate software engineer to join our team. This is a permanent role which will give you the opportunity to work in a wide variety of areas including process control, data acquisition, HMI building, robotics and many others. Our customers include blue chip companies in a wide range of business sectors, so this is your chance to expand your experience and embark on not just a job, but a career with us.

Your current skillset isn’t as important as an ability to learn as full training and support will be provided. But you must be self-motivated as you will eventually be expected to manage your own time, resources, and projects. Ideal candidates will have some experience of programming environments (Unix/Linux would be especially useful) and basic understanding of mechanical and electrical engineering principles.

If you are interested in joining us, send us a copy of your cv and a covering letter explaining why you think you would be ideal for the role.

NOTE: No agencies and you must be fully eligible to work in the UK without sponsorship

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