Poole Remote/Hybrid Fixed-Term - Approx. 3 Months We're looking for an experienced Compliance Engineer to join a growing pro-audio manufacturer on a fixed-term contract. The role will focus on completing and updating technical files for CE and UKCA compliance across the company's product range. You'll work from templates being produced by an external compliance partner, using these to complete files for the remaining products. You'll also liaise with the external partner where needed and work with internal teams to gather technical information. Key Requirements Experience in product compliance Good knowledge of CE and UKCA requirements Strong technical documentation skills Excellent attention to detail Organised and able to manage multiple files Comfortable working independently Able to start quickly - immediate availability preferred
Sep 21, 2026
Full time
Poole Remote/Hybrid Fixed-Term - Approx. 3 Months We're looking for an experienced Compliance Engineer to join a growing pro-audio manufacturer on a fixed-term contract. The role will focus on completing and updating technical files for CE and UKCA compliance across the company's product range. You'll work from templates being produced by an external compliance partner, using these to complete files for the remaining products. You'll also liaise with the external partner where needed and work with internal teams to gather technical information. Key Requirements Experience in product compliance Good knowledge of CE and UKCA requirements Strong technical documentation skills Excellent attention to detail Organised and able to manage multiple files Comfortable working independently Able to start quickly - immediate availability preferred
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!
Sep 18, 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!
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
Sep 18, 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!
Sep 12, 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!
Full-time or part-time considered (minimum hours/week across 5 days) Based on-site in Carlisle Join a well-established, growing engineering business Full training provided Are you highly organised, great at juggling a busy workload, and someone who takes real pride in getting the details right? Do you enjoy being the person who keeps things running smoothly behind the scenes? An established engineering business is looking for an Internal Sales Administrator to join their fabulous team. This is a great opportunity for someone with strong administrative skills to play a valuable role within a busy sales function - no engineering knowledge needed, full training will be given. The Role: You'll be the first point of contact for incoming sales enquiries, keeping the sales inbox organised and making sure nothing falls through the cracks. A lot of enquiries relate to the same job or project, so a key part of the role is spotting patterns, processing repeat quotes efficiently, and making sure the technical sales team's time is spent where it matters most. You'll also handle requests for product diagrams and quality documentation, liaise with production, and manage general, non-technical customer queries, keeping accurate records throughout, including supporting the rollout of a new CRM system. It's a varied, fast-paced role at the heart of the business, and one where good organisation and attention to detail make a real difference. The Candidate: We're looking for someone who is: Highly organised, with excellent attention to detail Confident managing a high volume of tasks and knowing what to prioritise A clear, confident communicator, comfortable liaising with customers Comfortable using spreadsheets and databases Reliable, and happy to be on-site daily Previous experience in a sales support, admin or order-processing role is an advantage, but not essential - what matters most is your organisational ability If you're looking for a role where your organisational skills are valued, and where you can make a visible impact on a busy team, we'd love to hear from you. Please click apply to find out more!
Aug 31, 2026
Full time
Full-time or part-time considered (minimum hours/week across 5 days) Based on-site in Carlisle Join a well-established, growing engineering business Full training provided Are you highly organised, great at juggling a busy workload, and someone who takes real pride in getting the details right? Do you enjoy being the person who keeps things running smoothly behind the scenes? An established engineering business is looking for an Internal Sales Administrator to join their fabulous team. This is a great opportunity for someone with strong administrative skills to play a valuable role within a busy sales function - no engineering knowledge needed, full training will be given. The Role: You'll be the first point of contact for incoming sales enquiries, keeping the sales inbox organised and making sure nothing falls through the cracks. A lot of enquiries relate to the same job or project, so a key part of the role is spotting patterns, processing repeat quotes efficiently, and making sure the technical sales team's time is spent where it matters most. You'll also handle requests for product diagrams and quality documentation, liaise with production, and manage general, non-technical customer queries, keeping accurate records throughout, including supporting the rollout of a new CRM system. It's a varied, fast-paced role at the heart of the business, and one where good organisation and attention to detail make a real difference. The Candidate: We're looking for someone who is: Highly organised, with excellent attention to detail Confident managing a high volume of tasks and knowing what to prioritise A clear, confident communicator, comfortable liaising with customers Comfortable using spreadsheets and databases Reliable, and happy to be on-site daily Previous experience in a sales support, admin or order-processing role is an advantage, but not essential - what matters most is your organisational ability If you're looking for a role where your organisational skills are valued, and where you can make a visible impact on a busy team, we'd love to hear from you. Please click apply to find out more!
H Squared Talent Ltd
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
Performance based bonus ( 20% OTE, uncapped) Benefits include healthcare scheme, profit share & shares scheme Development opportunity Drive global growth in a high-impact technical sales role Are you a technical sales professional who thrives in international markets and enjoys building long-term relationships? This is an opportunity to join an ambitious and globally respected business, where you'll be supporting growing industries such as electric vehicles, battery technology, and advanced research. You will be focused on growing the Asian market, further developing an established distributor network while identifying new opportunities across emerging markets. This isn't transactional sales; you'll be building strategic, value-led partnerships and positioning their premium, high-spec products. What You'll Be Doing Managing and developing distributor relationships across China, Japan, Korea, and wider APAC Identifying and onboarding new partners in high-growth territories (e.g. Thailand, Vietnam) Driving high-value, low-volume sales (£70k-£500k systems) Travelling internationally (typically 30-50%) to build strong, in-person relationships Supporting long-term growth in key markets, particularly China Collaborating with technical and marketing teams to deliver tailored solutions Gradually taking on broader responsibilities, including supporting international operations The Candidate - Territory Sales ManagerWe're looking for a commercially driven salesperson who enjoys complexity and autonomy. 3-8 years' experience in technical or capital equipment sales Experience managing international distributors Track record of solution-based, value-led selling Happy to travel internationally - roughly 6-8 trips per year Able to build relationships across cultures and adapt your approach If you're looking for a role where you can make a real impact, travel the world, and grow into a more senior position, please get in touch to find out more!
May 19, 2026
Full time
Performance based bonus ( 20% OTE, uncapped) Benefits include healthcare scheme, profit share & shares scheme Development opportunity Drive global growth in a high-impact technical sales role Are you a technical sales professional who thrives in international markets and enjoys building long-term relationships? This is an opportunity to join an ambitious and globally respected business, where you'll be supporting growing industries such as electric vehicles, battery technology, and advanced research. You will be focused on growing the Asian market, further developing an established distributor network while identifying new opportunities across emerging markets. This isn't transactional sales; you'll be building strategic, value-led partnerships and positioning their premium, high-spec products. What You'll Be Doing Managing and developing distributor relationships across China, Japan, Korea, and wider APAC Identifying and onboarding new partners in high-growth territories (e.g. Thailand, Vietnam) Driving high-value, low-volume sales (£70k-£500k systems) Travelling internationally (typically 30-50%) to build strong, in-person relationships Supporting long-term growth in key markets, particularly China Collaborating with technical and marketing teams to deliver tailored solutions Gradually taking on broader responsibilities, including supporting international operations The Candidate - Territory Sales ManagerWe're looking for a commercially driven salesperson who enjoys complexity and autonomy. 3-8 years' experience in technical or capital equipment sales Experience managing international distributors Track record of solution-based, value-led selling Happy to travel internationally - roughly 6-8 trips per year Able to build relationships across cultures and adapt your approach If you're looking for a role where you can make a real impact, travel the world, and grow into a more senior position, please get in touch to find out more!
6-month contract with the potential to extend Part time over 4-5 days per week hours to suit you Full training provided Join a successful and growing SME Are you an organised, customer-focused administrator who thrives on keeping things running smoothly? This is a newly created role at the heart of a specialist engineering business, and an opportunity to take real ownership of an important function from day one. You'll be joining a manufacturer of electronic equipment, working with a customer base that spans industry and research across the globe. As demand for their calibration and repair services has grown significantly, they've created this dedicated role to ensure customers receive the attentive, professional service they deserve, without it getting lost in the noise. You'll sit within the operations team, working closely alongside a Test Technician to form a focused service unit. You'll handle all the admin, communication, quoting, and logistics that keep the service workflow ticking over. If you're looking for a varied part-time role with flexible hours, where you can make a real difference to a small, close-knit team, then please click apply! The Role: Service Administrator Serve as the primary point of contact for customers arranging recalibration, investigation, or repair of their units Handle all service-related email correspondence and manage customer expectations around lead times and costs Prepare and send service quotations, and process purchase orders Schedule calibration and repair slots, coordinating workloads in line with capacity Arrange return shipments to customers via FedEx, DHL, and UPS Use Excel, Outlook, and the company's CRM system to manage day-to-day workflow The Candidate: Service Administrator This role will suit someone who's been in a customer-facing administrative position and knows what it's like to manage external relationships under pressure. You don't need a technical background, but some familiarity with electronic or technical products will help you hit the ground running. The ideal candidate will have: Experience in a customer service, sales administration, supplier admin, or call centre role Confident written and verbal communication skills Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Outlook Strong organisational skills and the ability to juggle multiple tasks at once A calm, professional manner
May 04, 2026
Full time
6-month contract with the potential to extend Part time over 4-5 days per week hours to suit you Full training provided Join a successful and growing SME Are you an organised, customer-focused administrator who thrives on keeping things running smoothly? This is a newly created role at the heart of a specialist engineering business, and an opportunity to take real ownership of an important function from day one. You'll be joining a manufacturer of electronic equipment, working with a customer base that spans industry and research across the globe. As demand for their calibration and repair services has grown significantly, they've created this dedicated role to ensure customers receive the attentive, professional service they deserve, without it getting lost in the noise. You'll sit within the operations team, working closely alongside a Test Technician to form a focused service unit. You'll handle all the admin, communication, quoting, and logistics that keep the service workflow ticking over. If you're looking for a varied part-time role with flexible hours, where you can make a real difference to a small, close-knit team, then please click apply! The Role: Service Administrator Serve as the primary point of contact for customers arranging recalibration, investigation, or repair of their units Handle all service-related email correspondence and manage customer expectations around lead times and costs Prepare and send service quotations, and process purchase orders Schedule calibration and repair slots, coordinating workloads in line with capacity Arrange return shipments to customers via FedEx, DHL, and UPS Use Excel, Outlook, and the company's CRM system to manage day-to-day workflow The Candidate: Service Administrator This role will suit someone who's been in a customer-facing administrative position and knows what it's like to manage external relationships under pressure. You don't need a technical background, but some familiarity with electronic or technical products will help you hit the ground running. The ideal candidate will have: Experience in a customer service, sales administration, supplier admin, or call centre role Confident written and verbal communication skills Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Outlook Strong organisational skills and the ability to juggle multiple tasks at once A calm, professional manner
Hybrid working A mix of product design, systems and customer facing work Opportunity to grow with the business as it scales Are you looking for an opportunity to join a growing engineering business that can offer you long-term stability and future career development? You will be leading the implementation of design automation software, responsible for configuration logic and rules building, and championing its improvement. Everything they manufacture is used for high end technical applications. This isn t a siloed CAD role. You ll have real ownership of projects, direct input into design decisions, and the chance to shape both the technical and visual side of products. If you find yourself in a similar role involved in mechanical design but want something that will give you more experience and exposure to other disciplines, please click apply! The Role: Product Design Engineer Manage and respond to technical customer enquiries Produce designs and drawings using SolidWorks Support the implementation and development of DriveWorks (design automation & configurator) Help develop a more automated, user-friendly product offering Assist with product visualisation (renders, website content, etc.) Contribute to improving internal processes and workflows The Candidate: Product Design Engineer We re open to different backgrounds, including junior and more experienced engineers with SolidWorks experience, or product/design engineers with a mix of technical and creative skills. The ideal candidate will have: Experience with SolidWorks Strong problem-solving and organisational skills Ability to manage tasks independently Interest in improving processes and systems
Apr 30, 2026
Full time
Hybrid working A mix of product design, systems and customer facing work Opportunity to grow with the business as it scales Are you looking for an opportunity to join a growing engineering business that can offer you long-term stability and future career development? You will be leading the implementation of design automation software, responsible for configuration logic and rules building, and championing its improvement. Everything they manufacture is used for high end technical applications. This isn t a siloed CAD role. You ll have real ownership of projects, direct input into design decisions, and the chance to shape both the technical and visual side of products. If you find yourself in a similar role involved in mechanical design but want something that will give you more experience and exposure to other disciplines, please click apply! The Role: Product Design Engineer Manage and respond to technical customer enquiries Produce designs and drawings using SolidWorks Support the implementation and development of DriveWorks (design automation & configurator) Help develop a more automated, user-friendly product offering Assist with product visualisation (renders, website content, etc.) Contribute to improving internal processes and workflows The Candidate: Product Design Engineer We re open to different backgrounds, including junior and more experienced engineers with SolidWorks experience, or product/design engineers with a mix of technical and creative skills. The ideal candidate will have: Experience with SolidWorks Strong problem-solving and organisational skills Ability to manage tasks independently Interest in improving processes and systems