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Portsmouth
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Join a UK-based engineering firm at the forefront of maritime innovation, specialising in sustainable technologies that are transforming the shipping industry.

Employees benefit from a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package and a culture that prioritises professional development and work-life balance.

Collaborate with a diverse team of experts from various industries, including aerospace, automotive and marine, to deliver cutting-edge solutions that shape the future of maritime operations.

Control Systems Engineer

£50-70k + Pension, Life Insurance, Healthcare

Hampshire. Ref: 24413

If you want to work for a business who are leading the way in supporting the marine sector to become carbon neutral whilst working in a fantastic office with views of the sea, this is the place for you.

Control Systems Engineer - The Role:

Control systems design & implementation of large marine systems

Work with vessel manufacturers to provide installation guidance and vessel specific system variants

Work with ATEX rated installations to ensure compliance and safety in hazardous environments

Utilise Beckhoff and Siemens TIA with Structured Text language

Work closely with a multidisciplinary team to integrate control systems into cutting-edge marine technology solutions

Provide guidance and support throughout the project life cycle, from initial concept to final implementation, ensuring technical excellence throughout

Control Systems Engineer - The Person:

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering. Master’s degree preferred

Experience of marine or machinery based industrial control systems

Understanding of the complexities and challenges in the marine sector is hugely beneficial but not essential

Experience in ATEX/IEC-Ex rated installations advantageous

Proficiency with Beckhoff and/or Siemens is essential

Ability to programme with Structured Text essential

Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills with a keen attention to detail

Must be experienced taking projects through their entire life cycle including commissioning and documentation

Located on the South Coast, this role would be commutable from this role would be commutable from Portsmouth, Fareham, Port Solent, Portsmouth & Southampton. Keen to talk to people who are happy to relocate to the area. For further information call Sarah Clarke.

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