UK, Ireland and international travel Home-based good transport links, with access to an airport High-autonomy role with genuine influence on business growth Competitive salary, performance based bonus, company car and long-term career opportunity Are you a technically minded salesperson who enjoys building relationships rather than chasing transactional sales targets? Do you enjoy getting out to customers, understanding their challenges and developing long-term partnerships that create real value? This is an opportunity to join an established engineering business with an impressive global customer base and a strong reputation within the industrial sector. The products are proven, the customers already exist, and the opportunity is significant. The business is now looking for someone who can reconnect with existing customers, develop new opportunities, and build a more proactive, structured sales function (including helping populate a new CRM) that supports the next phase of growth. The Role: This is a relationship-led technical sales role focused on developing business with industrial customers across the UK and international markets. You'll spend time visiting customers, understanding their applications, identifying opportunities and building long-term partnerships. Order values range from around £8,000 for individual units up to £200,000 for larger capital equipment, so this is a genuine consultative sale, not a high-volume transactional one. You won't be expected to be in one location or one office - this role is built around time on the road. Initially the focus is UK and Ireland; once established, there's scope to take on European and international territory. One of the most attractive aspects of this position is the quality of the customer base you'll be working with. Customers include major industrial operators, engineering service providers, distributors and multinational organisations operating within sectors such as Oil & Gas, Energy, and industrial manufacturing. The business has established relationships with globally recognised organisations and is looking to further strengthen its position within these markets. The Candidate: Technical Sales Manager We're looking for someone who combines commercial drive with the ability to build credibility with technical customers, and who is comfortable managing their own diary and territory. You may already be working in a Technical Sales Engineer, Business Development Manager, Area Sales Manager or Account Manager position within an engineering environment, ideally with experience selling engineering consumables or capital equipment. The ideal candidate will have: Experience selling capital equipment Background in mechanical engineering The ability to engage confidently with engineers and technical stakeholders A proactive approach to developing business opportunities Strong organisational and account management skills Commercial awareness and negotiation ability A willingness to travel both within the UK and internationally This is an opportunity to join a business where your contribution will matter, with a clear route to a bigger regional or international remit as you prove yourself. Please click apply if you'd like to find out more!
18/09/2026
Full time
UK, Ireland and international travel Home-based good transport links, with access to an airport High-autonomy role with genuine influence on business growth Competitive salary, performance based bonus, company car and long-term career opportunity Are you a technically minded salesperson who enjoys building relationships rather than chasing transactional sales targets? Do you enjoy getting out to customers, understanding their challenges and developing long-term partnerships that create real value? This is an opportunity to join an established engineering business with an impressive global customer base and a strong reputation within the industrial sector. The products are proven, the customers already exist, and the opportunity is significant. The business is now looking for someone who can reconnect with existing customers, develop new opportunities, and build a more proactive, structured sales function (including helping populate a new CRM) that supports the next phase of growth. The Role: This is a relationship-led technical sales role focused on developing business with industrial customers across the UK and international markets. You'll spend time visiting customers, understanding their applications, identifying opportunities and building long-term partnerships. Order values range from around £8,000 for individual units up to £200,000 for larger capital equipment, so this is a genuine consultative sale, not a high-volume transactional one. You won't be expected to be in one location or one office - this role is built around time on the road. Initially the focus is UK and Ireland; once established, there's scope to take on European and international territory. One of the most attractive aspects of this position is the quality of the customer base you'll be working with. Customers include major industrial operators, engineering service providers, distributors and multinational organisations operating within sectors such as Oil & Gas, Energy, and industrial manufacturing. The business has established relationships with globally recognised organisations and is looking to further strengthen its position within these markets. The Candidate: Technical Sales Manager We're looking for someone who combines commercial drive with the ability to build credibility with technical customers, and who is comfortable managing their own diary and territory. You may already be working in a Technical Sales Engineer, Business Development Manager, Area Sales Manager or Account Manager position within an engineering environment, ideally with experience selling engineering consumables or capital equipment. The ideal candidate will have: Experience selling capital equipment Background in mechanical engineering The ability to engage confidently with engineers and technical stakeholders A proactive approach to developing business opportunities Strong organisational and account management skills Commercial awareness and negotiation ability A willingness to travel both within the UK and internationally This is an opportunity to join a business where your contribution will matter, with a clear route to a bigger regional or international remit as you prove yourself. Please click apply if you'd like to find out more!
Pension, Life insurance, Healthcare cashback scheme Office-based, Cheshire, with occasional remote working once established Reporting to the Engineering Manager, working alongside R&D, Electronics, and Production Test Are you an experienced PLC engineer looking to broaden into microcontroller-based control systems? This is a chance to join a small, close-knit engineering team supporting and developing control systems for bespoke scientific/lab equipment, with real variety across production support, R&D, and new product development. The Role Every system is built to order, so no two control systems are quite the same. You'll split your time between supporting existing PLC-controlled production systems and helping shape the next generation, which combines an external software platform with in-house PLC and (eventually) microcontroller-based control. You'll: Maintain and support existing PLC control systems (Omron CX-Programmer, ladder logic/structured text) and HMI interfaces Work with an electronics engineer to integrate motor/pump control (signal-level, not circuit design) Support Production/Test with fault diagnosis and acceptance testing Read wiring schematics (produced by the electronics team) Start building familiarity with microcontroller-based control for future product development Use Git for version control About You Engineering background (degree, apprenticeship, HNC or HND) At least 4 years in a similar role, ideally industrial/PLC background Strong PLC programming experience (ladder logic/structured text); CX-Programmer experience a bonus Comfortable reading electrical/wiring schematics Curious and keen to learn: open to picking up microcontroller and embedded systems knowledge over time
18/09/2026
Full time
Pension, Life insurance, Healthcare cashback scheme Office-based, Cheshire, with occasional remote working once established Reporting to the Engineering Manager, working alongside R&D, Electronics, and Production Test Are you an experienced PLC engineer looking to broaden into microcontroller-based control systems? This is a chance to join a small, close-knit engineering team supporting and developing control systems for bespoke scientific/lab equipment, with real variety across production support, R&D, and new product development. The Role Every system is built to order, so no two control systems are quite the same. You'll split your time between supporting existing PLC-controlled production systems and helping shape the next generation, which combines an external software platform with in-house PLC and (eventually) microcontroller-based control. You'll: Maintain and support existing PLC control systems (Omron CX-Programmer, ladder logic/structured text) and HMI interfaces Work with an electronics engineer to integrate motor/pump control (signal-level, not circuit design) Support Production/Test with fault diagnosis and acceptance testing Read wiring schematics (produced by the electronics team) Start building familiarity with microcontroller-based control for future product development Use Git for version control About You Engineering background (degree, apprenticeship, HNC or HND) At least 4 years in a similar role, ideally industrial/PLC background Strong PLC programming experience (ladder logic/structured text); CX-Programmer experience a bonus Comfortable reading electrical/wiring schematics Curious and keen to learn: open to picking up microcontroller and embedded systems knowledge over time
Flexitime working Excellent training Pension and life assurance scheme A great opportunity for a Software Engineer to join a leading manufacturer of automated testing instruments sold worldwide. You'll join a small Engineering team building the software that drives their next generation of instruments and reads back the results, with direct input into how the systems are designed and flexitime to fit work around your life. If this sounds like you and you have a suitable academic background or hands-on experience, apply now. You will build Windows applications that operate new instrument hardware and process the data it produces, while helping shape design decisions, writing up project documentation, and supporting the wider business on technical matters. The Candidate: Software Engineer You will be self-motivated, a good communicator, and have experience in software that makes things move or sense something physical. This could be anything from a basic programmable controller (PLC) project to something more advanced using a Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or similar. You will have most of the following: A degree in a computing-related field, such as Computer Science, robotics or comparable hands-on experience Comfortable writing object-oriented code in C++ and/or C# Background building Windows desktop applications, ideally in Visual Studio Familiar with design patterns such as MVVM and building software that handles several tasks running at once on Windows Used to working with version control tools like Git Confident diagnosing and fixing issues in systems that blend software with mechanical or electrical parts Whether you are a fresh graduate or are currently working in a similar position and have work experience, this could be the next opportunity for you. Apply now!
18/09/2026
Full time
Flexitime working Excellent training Pension and life assurance scheme A great opportunity for a Software Engineer to join a leading manufacturer of automated testing instruments sold worldwide. You'll join a small Engineering team building the software that drives their next generation of instruments and reads back the results, with direct input into how the systems are designed and flexitime to fit work around your life. If this sounds like you and you have a suitable academic background or hands-on experience, apply now. You will build Windows applications that operate new instrument hardware and process the data it produces, while helping shape design decisions, writing up project documentation, and supporting the wider business on technical matters. The Candidate: Software Engineer You will be self-motivated, a good communicator, and have experience in software that makes things move or sense something physical. This could be anything from a basic programmable controller (PLC) project to something more advanced using a Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or similar. You will have most of the following: A degree in a computing-related field, such as Computer Science, robotics or comparable hands-on experience Comfortable writing object-oriented code in C++ and/or C# Background building Windows desktop applications, ideally in Visual Studio Familiar with design patterns such as MVVM and building software that handles several tasks running at once on Windows Used to working with version control tools like Git Confident diagnosing and fixing issues in systems that blend software with mechanical or electrical parts Whether you are a fresh graduate or are currently working in a similar position and have work experience, this could be the next opportunity for you. Apply now!
Flexitime working Excellent training Pension and life assurance scheme A great opportunity for a Software Engineer to join a leading manufacturer of automated testing instruments sold worldwide. You'll join a small Engineering team building the software that drives their next generation of instruments and reads back the results, with direct input into how the systems are designed and flexitime to fit work around your life. If this sounds like you and you have a suitable academic background or hands-on experience, apply now. You will build Windows applications that operate new instrument hardware and process the data it produces, while helping shape design decisions, writing up project documentation, and supporting the wider business on technical matters. The Candidate: Software Engineer You will be self-motivated, a good communicator, and have experience in software that makes things move or sense something physical. This could be anything from a basic programmable controller (PLC) project to something more advanced using a Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or similar. You will have most of the following: A degree in a computing-related field, such as Computer Science, robotics or comparable hands-on experience Comfortable writing object-oriented code in C++ and/or C# Background building Windows desktop applications, ideally in Visual Studio Familiar with design patterns such as MVVM and building software that handles several tasks running at once on Windows Used to working with version control tools like Git Confident diagnosing and fixing issues in systems that blend software with mechanical or electrical parts Whether you are a fresh graduate or are currently working in a similar position and have work experience, this could be the next opportunity for you. Apply now!
11/09/2026
Full time
Flexitime working Excellent training Pension and life assurance scheme A great opportunity for a Software Engineer to join a leading manufacturer of automated testing instruments sold worldwide. You'll join a small Engineering team building the software that drives their next generation of instruments and reads back the results, with direct input into how the systems are designed and flexitime to fit work around your life. If this sounds like you and you have a suitable academic background or hands-on experience, apply now. You will build Windows applications that operate new instrument hardware and process the data it produces, while helping shape design decisions, writing up project documentation, and supporting the wider business on technical matters. The Candidate: Software Engineer You will be self-motivated, a good communicator, and have experience in software that makes things move or sense something physical. This could be anything from a basic programmable controller (PLC) project to something more advanced using a Raspberry Pi, Arduino, or similar. You will have most of the following: A degree in a computing-related field, such as Computer Science, robotics or comparable hands-on experience Comfortable writing object-oriented code in C++ and/or C# Background building Windows desktop applications, ideally in Visual Studio Familiar with design patterns such as MVVM and building software that handles several tasks running at once on Windows Used to working with version control tools like Git Confident diagnosing and fixing issues in systems that blend software with mechanical or electrical parts Whether you are a fresh graduate or are currently working in a similar position and have work experience, this could be the next opportunity for you. Apply now!
