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Field-Based Mechatronics Engineer - Robotic Welding Systems

Location: UK & Ireland
Job Type: Permanent
Package: Competitive Salary + Van + Tools + Ongoing Training

Are you a hands-on engineer with a background in mechatronics, robotics, electrical systems, or automation? Looking to build your career working with advanced robotic welding systems across the UK and Ireland?

This is an exciting opportunity to join a leading provider of automated welding and robotic solutions, where you'll work on-site with major industrial clients, delivering high-quality installations, service, and support.

What You'll Be Doing:

Install, commission, and maintain industrial robotic welding systems on customer sites

Perform electrical and mechanical fault finding, diagnosis, and repair

Use and interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams during servicing and upgrades

Carry out preventative maintenance to maximise equipment uptime and performance

Provide technical support and training to end-users on-site

Operate as part of a field-based engineering team, covering the UK and Ireland

Willing to stay away up to 3 times per week (accommodation and expenses covered)

What We're Looking For:

Qualification in Electrical / Mechatronics Engineering (Level 3 NVQ, City & Guilds, HNC, etc.)

Strong understanding of electrical systems, control panels, and automation

Knowledge or experience with robotic systems (e.g. ABB, Fanuc, KUKA) is a major plus

Confident working with mechanical and electrical components in the field

Excellent problem-solving and independent diagnostic skills

Clear communication and a customer-focused approach

Full UK driving licence - travel and overnight stays required

What's On Offer:

Fully equipped company van

Specialist tools, laptop, phone, and company card provided

Ongoing technical training - including OEM-specific robotics courses

Overtime opportunities paid at standard rate

37-hour working week: Monday to Thursday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Friday 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM

No weekend work required

Work with cutting-edge automation and welding technology

Why Apply?

This is a fantastic opportunity for a mechatronics or multi-skilled engineer to gain specialist training in one of the most exciting and growing areas of industrial engineering. Whether you have hands-on experience or are looking to apply your mechatronics background in the field, this is a long-term career role with strong progression potential.

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