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Are you a forward-thinking Mechatronics Engineer seeking a new challenge within an innovative and fast-paced environment? We are working in partnership with a leading organisation to recruit an experienced engineering professional. This role offers a fantastic opportunity to work on cutting-edge equipment and automation solutions that drive manufacturing excellence. If you're passionate about design, development, and reliability, this could be the perfect role for you.

Responsibilities of the Mechatronics Engineer:

Design, analyse and modify robotics, automation systems, and associated tooling
Implement preventative maintenance plans and interim fixes for faulty or unsafe equipment
Lead equipment configuration and engineering change documentation in line with SOPs
Drive improvements in reliability through innovative engineering techniques
Skills & Experience required:

Strong experience in robotics, automation, and equipment integration
Proficient in analysing and implementing technical engineering solutions
Experience in managing engineering projects with limited supervision
Ability to coach junior engineers and review technical documentation
What We’re Looking For:

A motivated Mechatronics Engineer with a hands-on, solution-focused mindset
Degree or higher qualification in Mechatronics, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, or related field
Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to handle complex engineering challenges
Proven ability to work independently and manage project timelines effectively
Strong communication skills and the ability to work cross-functionally with multiple departments
To show your interest in this role please Apply Now with a copy of your CV, should you be successfully shortlisted a member of our Team will contact you to discuss the role in more detail. All applications are treated in the strictest confidence

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