Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician

Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician

Near Chertsey (commutable from Woking, Weybridge, Guildford, Staines)

Up to £38,000 + Overtime / TOIL

37.5 hours per week | Flexible working around core hours

Permanent

One-stage interview process

Immediate start available

This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly specialised engineering company developing bespoke, cutting‑edge electronic systems.

Working within a prototype and R&D environment, you’ll be involved in the build of high-specification wiring assemblies and play an important part in supporting both Engineering and Production teams.

If you enjoy hands‑on technical work, problem-solving, and varied builds where every project is different — this role offers a fantastic environment to develop your skills.

Why join?

• Work on varied prototype and development builds — not repetitive production work
• Flexible working hours around core times
• Paid overtime or time off in lieu (up to approximately 24 extra days per year)
• Excellent pension contribution package (up to 14% combined contribution)
• Private medical insurance
• Ongoing technical training and development opportunities (including IPC training)
• Friendly, collaborative engineering environment where your ideas and input are valued

Key Responsibilities

• Building prototype wiring looms, harnesses, and cable assemblies
• Routing, wiring, and terminating D-sub (D-type) connectors
• Soldering, crimping, and carrying out detailed bench assembly work
• Assembling electro‑mechanical products from engineering drawings and schematics
• Reading and interpreting wiring diagrams, schematics, BOMs, and technical drawings
• Supporting new product development and engineering change activities
• Carrying out modifications, rework, and updates during prototype stages
• Performing basic inspection and electrical checks, including continuity testing
• Working closely with engineers to resolve build issues and improve assembly processes
• Following technical instructions, build documentation, and test procedures

What They’re Looking For

Essential Skills & Experience

• Previous experience in wiring, cable assembly, or electro‑mechanical assembly
• Ability to read and understand schematic and wiring diagrams
• Experience wiring and terminating D-sub (D-type) connectors
• Strong soldering and crimping skills
• Excellent attention to detail and quality standards
• Good practical bench assembly skills

Desirable Experience

• IPC-A-610 and/or IPC-A-620 certification or experience
• Experience working in a prototype, R&D, or low‑volume manufacturing environment
• Basic electrical testing experience using multimeters or continuity testing equipment
• Mechanical assembly experience

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