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Wiring Harness Technician - Motorsport

Northampton
1 month ago
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This position will give you the opportunity to work on projects from prestigious Motorsport to prototype Automotive projects and everything in between. This could include reactive fault finding down to component level, such as actuators, wiring looms/harnesses and sensors and also the production of complete new harnesses/ looms and systems.

You'll be working on harnesses that can be used for prototype engines and ECU's in live test cells or in a productions style environment so will be varied work.

This company is a leader in their field. The quality of their products is second to none, which probably explains why their staff are too! They produce some of the highest end products throughout a number of industries, including; Motorsport, F1, Automotive, Marine and Aerospace.

You'll be working for a business that is flying at the minute, production is going to double in the next couple of years and with this will bring plenty of progression / personal development opportunities. You'll be working within a immaculate workshop, which has had recent investment with more planned going forwards as well.

Your experience for this role would include previous wiring/harness manufacturing experience using Raychem products and Deutsch Auto sport connectors from either the Motorsport, Aerospace or MOD industries. Qualifications such as electrical / electronic engineering background to HNC/ ONC level or similar would also be a bonus.

Interested in hearing more? Please click to apply and Jack Watson will be in touch to tell you all about it

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