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Do you have an eye for detail and like things to be exact?

Then we are searching for you to work for our client as a Quality Technician! You will be joining a prestige precision engineering business in Norwich, where this company are pushing the boundaries of tech, and it’s an amazing place to work if quality and precision are your thing.

👇 Here’s what you’ll bring to the role:

  • âś… Strong knowledge of quality inspection

  • âś… Hands-on experience with precision measuring instruments, plus ability to program CMM machines

  • âś… Familiarity with ISO standards

  • âś… Excellent communication skills

    Why Norwich? Besides being a beautiful city, Norwich has a growing tech scene that’s becoming a hub for engineering innovation. You’ll be part of a cutting-edge team making a real difference.

    Why SME? Joining a growing SME means you'll have a significant impact. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams, gaining exposure to various facets of the business and contributing to long-term success. The client services many sectors including aerospace, defence and oil and gas.

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