Vickerstock

Quality Assurance Technician Vickerstock are proud to be working in partnership with a leading manufacturing business to recruit a Quality Assurance Technician for their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with recent manufacturing experience to develop their career within a structured quality environment, supporting both supplier quality and production processes. The Role Reporting to the Quality Manager, you will play a key role in maintaining and improving quality standards across supplier and production operations. Key responsibilities will include: Supporting Goods Inwards inspection and supplier monitoring systems Coordinating supplier related rejections and managing RMA processes Liaising with suppliers on quality issues and corrective actions Maintaining first article inspection reports for major customers Managing non conforming products and supporting MRB processes Assisting with product and process investigations Supporting QA and Engineering teams during new product introduction Maintaining and reviewing the NCR database Assisting with ISO9001:2015 compliance, documentation, and audits Creating and reviewing quality documentation including standards, plans, and inspection instructions What you will need Essential Recent experience (1 3 years) within a manufacturing environment Strong IT skills, including Microsoft 365 Desirable Third level qualification in Engineering or similar Experience working in a Quality Assurance role Familiarity with MRP systems Working Hours 38 hours per week across a 4 day working week Flexible shift options: 7:00am - 5:00pm 7:30am - 5:30pm 8:00am - 6:00pm (Monday Thursday) Benefits Free parking Monthly healthy breakfast Life assurance (up to 1 salary) Employee Assistance Programme All conversations will be treated in the strictest of confidence.

Vickerstock is seeking a dedicated Quality Assurance Technician in Ballynahinch, UK. This role is a fantastic opportunity for individuals with 1-3 years of manufacturing experience to thrive in a structured quality environment. Responsibilities include maintaining quality standards, supporting supplier inspections, and managing non-conforming products. Candidates should possess strong IT skills, particularly in Microsoft 365, and a third-level qualification in Engineering is desired. Benefits include free parking and a monthly healthy breakfast.

Vickerstock in Omagh, Northern Ireland is looking for a Project Design Engineer to lead engineering projects in material handling. The role involves managing engineering activities, supporting product development, and mentoring junior staff. Ideal candidates have a strong background in mechanical design and at least 5 years of experience in manufacturing environments. The job offers a competitive salary between £45,000 and £54,000, flexible working options, and a range of employee benefits including health care support and pension contributions.

Vickerstock is looking for a Manual Test Engineer based in Lisburn. This role focuses on testing firmware and software in a hands-on capacity. Responsibilities include manual testing of new releases, configuring hardware systems, and maintaining accurate documentation. Ideal candidates should possess strong experience in manual testing, and be comfortable with electronics. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to innovative projects within the renewable energy sector, along with a competitive salary and benefits package.

Manual Test Engineer (Firmware / Software & Electronics) Vickerstock are proud to be working in partnership with a global engineering and technology organisation at the forefront of the Green Energy transition to recruit a Manual Test Engineer to join their innovative R&D team. This is a unique opportunity for a hands on, practically minded engineer to work across firmware, software and electronic systems. You will play a key role in testing new product functionality, configuring and validating hardware, and ensuring quality across cutting edge measurement and monitoring solutions. The Role Perform manual testing of new firmware and software releases, ensuring functionality meets requirements Configure and set up hardware systems (including Hydran units), carrying out end to end testing Carry out hands on testing using electronic equipment such as signal generators and oscilloscopes Wire, configure and test devices to simulate real world operating conditions Execute functional, regression and system level testing across firmware and software environments Identify, log and track defects, supporting root cause analysis and resolution Work closely with engineering and development teams to validate fixes and improvements Maintain clear and accurate test documentation, reports and records Contribute to continuous improvement of test processes and product quality What you will need Strong experience in a manual testing role across firmware and/or software environments Hands on experience working with electronic systems and test equipment (signal generators, oscilloscopes etc.) Ability to wire, configure and test hardware systems independently Experience testing new product functionality and validating releases Strong troubleshooting and fault finding skills across hardware and software Practical, mechatronics style mindset with the ability to work across disciplines Experience working with engineering or R&D teams Desirable (but not essential) Degree or background in Engineering, Electronics, Mechatronics or similar Experience with transformer monitoring systems such as Hydran Exposure to embedded systems environments Experience working within Agile or structured development environments Familiarity with Linux or basic networking What's on offer Opportunity to work on cutting edge technology in the renewable energy sector Highly hands on role combining electronics, firmware and software testing Collaborative and innovative R&D environment Competitive salary and benefits package