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Control Systems Engineer

Whitley, Coventry
6 days ago
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A long-established UK-based automation and control systems firm offers a hands-on engineering environment with exposure to cutting-edge technologies in PLCs, robotics, and energy-efficient solutions, providing opportunities for professional growth, close collaboration with experienced engineers, and involvement in diverse, high-impact industrial projects—all within a supportive and quality-driven workplace.

Control Systems Engineer

£50k - £60k + Overtime + Pension  

Earn £70k+ Excellent Training & Development Opportunities

West Midlands

Ref: 24817

Control Systems Engineer  - The Role:

Design & develop control software using mainly Siemens or Rockwell PLC. Bosch Rexroth & Codesys are also readily used
Office based during the software design & writing then on site for clients within the UK for installation & commissioning (35% site work) 
Excellent benefits package on offer including paid overtime & the opportunity to obtain training & personnel development
For senior engineers, full life cycle projects await

Control Systems Engineer  - The Person:

Ideally have Siemens TIA experience, but training is available
Experience with Servo drive applications or motion control solutions would be highly desirable
Flexibility for UK travel - 35% site work required

Located in the West Midlands, this role would be commutable from within and around Hinckley, Nuneaton, Coventry and South Birmingham. Flexible working is available.

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For further information call Sharon Hill 

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