Assembly Engineer

Precision Assembly Engineer (Cameras)

East Sussex

Up to -35,000 + Benefits

Our client is a specialist manufacturer of advanced imaging and detection systems used in high-technology applications.

Due to continued growth, they are seeking a skilled and hands-on Precision Assembly Engineer to join their Operations team.

The Role - Precision Assembly Engineer

• This is a practical, laboratory-based engineering role focused on the assembly and integration of PCBs, sensors, connectors and other components into camera housings.
• The role is ideally suited to someone with excellent manual dexterity, a meticulous attention to detail and experience working with electronic and mechanical assemblies in a laboratory, cleanroom or high-technology manufacturing environment.
• Whilst the primary focus is on precision assembly and production activities, there will be opportunities to contribute to continuous improvement projects, tooling enhancements and process optimisation within the manufacturing environment.
• Working within a small and collaborative team, you will play an important role in delivering high-quality products while supporting ongoing development of assembly techniques and processes.

Key Responsibilities - Precision Assembly Engineer

• Assembly of specialist scientific and X-ray cameras comprising PCBs, sensors, connectors and other components
• Carry out wiring and soldering, as required
• Assemble mechanical parts and camera housing using appropriate hand tools
• Work from engineering drawings, bills of materials and assembly instructions
• Handle delicate and high-value components carefully
• Complete relevant production documentation and ERP records
• Maintain high standards of quality and health & safety

Skills & Experience - Precision Assembly Engineer

• Hands-on engineering, technician or precision assembly background gained through apprenticeship, HNC/HND or equivalent industry experience
• Experience assembling high-precision mechanical, optical, electronic or electro-mechanical products
• Excellent manual dexterity and the ability to work confidently with small, delicate and high-value components
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work
• Experience working in a laboratory, cleanroom, production or precision manufacturing environment
• Ability to read and follow engineering drawings, assembly instructions and manufacturing procedures
• Patient, methodical approach to precision assembly tasks with practical problem-solving skills
• Good organisational skills and the ability to work independently

The company offers great training and benefits including 25 days holiday, pension & private health care and are commuting distance from Hastings, St Leonards on Sea, Bexhill, Battle, Ore, Fairlight, Ninfield, Pevensey, Crowhurst, Eastbourne, Rye etc.