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Job Title: Contract Software Engineer – Commissioning (Siemens Platform)

Salary: Day rate circa £55 per hour

Location: Tadcaster, North Yorkshire

Join a leading engineering and technical company for an exciting short-term project! We are looking for two contract Software Engineers with expertise in Siemens platforms to commission advanced software solutions. This hands-on role involves working on-site and following a 6am to 2pm shift, five days a week, with potential for weekend work as deadlines approach.

Skills required for Contract Software Engineer:

Siemens TIA V19 including Safety protocols
Siemens WinCC Unified HMI
Experience with Motion/Servo Drives
PackML proficiency
Keyence Vision Systems experience (preferred)
Familiarity with Staubli Robots (beneficial but not essential)
The Contract Software Engineer will benefit from:

Engaging in a cutting-edge commissioning project
A collaborative work environment with potential for future opportunities
Competitive contract rates
If you are interested in this role and feel that you have the right skills, please click apply at the bottom of this advert.

For further details, contact Andrew McFarlane at Pioneer Selection. As a registered candidate with Pioneer Selection Ltd, you automatically become eligible for our referral scheme. You will receive £250 for every candidate we place in permanent employment who has been recommended by you. Terms and Conditions apply; please see our website for further details

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