Assembler Prototyping - Laser Subsystems

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Assembler Prototyping – Laser Subsystems

Location: Cheadle (Stockport)

Type of role: Permanent

Salary: £31,352/annum

Shift pattern: Monday – Friday (DAYS) – 37hrs/week

About Company

Our client brings advanced technology to life. As a global leader in mission-critical technologies for medical and advanced industrial OEMs, they are driven by innovation, precision, and purpose. Join a team where your expertise powers breakthroughs that matter.

Job Purpose

As the inventor of galvanometer-based optical scanning technology, it is our client’s mission to drive innovations in photonics by delivering unprecedented technical capabilities through the critical lens of collaboration, quality, and customer service.

Key Responsibilities

Assembly, testing and system acceptance of laser scan systems, controllers and opto-mechatronic assemblies

Troubleshooting and correction of systems and assemblies in service cases

Measurement of optical components

Processing order documents

Creating and maintaining quality records and assembly instructions

Building and testing prototypes for research projects and new product developments

Incoming goods inspection of electronic components

What you bring:

Completed vocational training or further training in the field of electronics/mechatronics/electrical engineering or comparable

Manual dexterity

Familiarity with 2D/3D technical drawings

Independent and solution-orientated way of working

Precise and meticulous working style

Good communication skills

Good team player

Why join our client:

Work on cutting-edge technologies that make a real-world impact.

Be part of a collaborative, forward-thinking team.

Competitive salary and benefits package.

Opportunities for professional growth and global collaboration.

If you think that you are suitable for the role, please do not hesitate to apply.

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