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Join a growing manufacturing business in Portsmouth. This role is ideal for someone with experience in electronic and mechanical assembly who enjoys supporting production and improving processes.

Company Benefits:

Company pension scheme
Hot and cold drinks provided
Subsidised vending facilities
Flexible work hours and early finish fridays
Long service rewards
Employee recognition scheme
Free parking What you'll do:

Create and maintain build documentation (Assembly Aids, BOMs, work instructions) to support production teams.
Convert customer drawings & part lists into shop-floor-ready documentation.
Provide engineering support across SMT, wave solder, robotic soldering, hand soldering, PCB inspection/cleaning, and final assembly.About you:

Experience in electronic manufacturing
Strong understanding of PCB assembly and related processes (SMT, wave solder, test, etc.).
Confident creating and controlling manufacturing documents.
Comfortable with technical drawings, BOMs and MRP/ERP systems.
Calm, detail-focused, and proactive problem solver.Salary & Hours

£47k - £52k
Competitive salary, depending on experience
Full-time, permanent role
Monday to Friday, on-siteWhy join?

Established and growing company with a collaborative team
Interesting variety of products and customer projects
Permanent contract Apply now to find out more!

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