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Junior Robotics & Automation Engineer
Salary: £28,000 - £33,000
Location: Taunton

My client is looking for a Junior Robotics/Automation Engineer to assist in the creation of automated testing and control systems. My client produces cutting-edge technologies, focusing on sustainable, high-performance automated engineering solutions for a broad range of industries.

Key Responsibilities:

• Build and commission various systems using PLCs, SCADA and industrial components
• Research, develop and trial emerging technologies

• Assist in the system integration of hardware and software
• Use wider mechanical tools in the creation of technology

Skills & Experience Required:

A high level of PLC programming knowledge (hands-on experience is desired)
3D CAD package
Exposure to electrical/control systems or fabrication (desirable)
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
Excellent attention to detail and a methodical approach

If you’re an early-career engineer with a passion for automation and a desire to work on meaningful, hands-on projects, this is a great opportunity to develop your skills within a supportive and technically exciting team

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