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Are you a hands-on engineer with a passion for hydraulics?

Do you enjoy seeing projects through from design to commissioning?

Looking for a role where every system is bespoke, high-value, and technically challenging?

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Hydraulic Engineer to join a dynamic engineering organisation specialising in the design and manufacture of high-performance servo-hydraulic test and motion simulation systems. The successful candidate will work across the full lifecycle of bespoke hydraulic projects — from concept and design through build, testing, commissioning, and customer training.

This is a hands-on position offering exposure to low-volume, high-value engineered solutions, serving customers across aerospace, automotive, defence and industrial markets worldwide. The role combines workshop-based engineering with field installation and commissioning, making it ideal for someone who enjoys practical technical challenges and direct customer interaction.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead and support hydraulic system projects throughout design, build, test and commissioning phases

  • Perform in-house and on-site installation, calibration, commissioning and fault-finding

  • Act as a technical interface during site deployment, ensuring successful project delivery

  • Prepare documentation including risk assessments, method statements, installation plans and calibration reports

  • Conduct in-house performance testing, issue certification and ensure compliance with specifications

  • Provide end-user training and ongoing technical support following installation

  • Work collaboratively with mechanical, electrical, controls and production teams to resolve technical issues

  • Ensure compliance with ISO9000, Machinery Directive standards and Health & Safety requirements

  • Participate in design reviews and project close-out meetings to support continuous improvement

  • Deliver maintenance and service support, remotely and on customer sites

    Experience & Skills Required:

  • Minimum 3 years’ experience working with hydraulic systems in an engineering, testing or manufacturing environment

  • HND or Degree in Mechanical, Electrical or Mechatronic Engineering (or equivalent)

  • Strong understanding of hydraulic principles with hands-on experience in troubleshooting and calibration

  • Experience in servo control systems, instrumentation, or industrial automation advantageous

  • Exposure to low-volume, high-value engineering projects preferred

  • Clear communicator, confident working directly with customers

  • Willingness to undertake UK and international travel

  • Additional hydraulic training or certification beneficial

    Interested? Click apply below

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