Graduate Control Engineer

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We are currently working with a leading automation systems integrator delivering full turnkey assembly lines to major players in the global automotive manufacturing sector. With a strong reputation for innovation and engineering excellence, they are now looking to add a Graduate Controls Engineer to their growing UK team.

This is an exciting opportunity to join a business at the forefront of industrial automation, offering a clear development path and exposure to high-profile projects across the UK and abroad.

Graduate Control Engineer

Wiltshire - Site travel required (UK & International)

£25,000 – £35,000 + Annual Bonus + Paid Overtime

Structured Training - Fantastic Entry Point into Automation Engineering

Ref: 22979

Graduate Control Engineer - The Role:

Assisting with the design and development of bespoke automation solutions
Programming PLC and HMI systems using Siemens and Omron platforms
Supporting electrical design using AutoCAD Electrical
Participating in FAT (Factory Acceptance Testing) and SAT (Site Acceptance Testing)
Attending customer sites for commissioning and installation support
Working in line with industry regulations and internal engineering standards

Graduate Control Engineer - The Person:

Degree (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related field
Understanding of control system architecture and automation principles
Exposure to PLC and HMI programming
Familiarity with AutoCAD Electrical or similar design software (desirable)
Interest or experience in robot programming is a bonus
Willingness to travel – 30–40% of your time will involve travel to customer sites

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