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Ask yourself:

Do you want to work for a cutting-edge global technology development company on a journey to change the renewable energy industry?

Do you want to play a key role in developing & marketing innovative transmission technology?

Do you want to be part of a company who are rated 5* by their staff, who respect employees and encourage forward thinking and fresh ideas?

NRL are very proud to be working with a company taking a leading role in superconductor cable systems, Supernode.

SuperNode is a cutting-edge global technology development company that designs superconducting transmission systems.  We aim to connect renewable generation and increase grid interconnection in mature transmissions markets.

With an established, successful facility in Dublin, we are now looking for great people to join us in our new Technology Centre in Blyth where you can help us to create a cleaner, greener future through our mission:

To develop and market innovative transmission technology based on superconductors.

What Supernode’s staff say: 

“Dynamic environment with a lot of interesting engineering challenges. Technically everyone can present an idea and it is taken seriously. Lots of opportunity to take ownership of projects and outcomes.”

“We will write ourselves into the history books. In this place you can be part of something bigger than you.”

Your role:

You will be responsible for building prototype samples to aid SuperNode in development of superconducting electrical transmission technology. You will also be responsible for supporting the testing of samples, deliveries and production line changeovers. 

You will be working in our Manufacturing Team, reporting directly to the Production Manager, working alongside a diverse and innovative technical team. 

This role is regular day shift and may involve travel.  Weekend work may be required. 

Duties will include:

Maintain the shop floor and assembly areas. 
Set up tests for the technician and engineering teams. 
Work with liquid nitrogen flows, pressurized systems, energized electrical equipment, hand-operated power tools, and basic machine shop equipment.
Support the development of Standard Operating Procedures.
Work closely with the EHS team to close out Health, Safety and Facilities actions. 
Package materials for shipping.
Take in deliveries. 
Take part in safety walks.
Contribute to all stages of the manufacturing process. 
Support sub-contract manufacturing work. 

Your responsibilities:

Assembly of samples.
Assembly of component parts.
Operating bespoke equipment and machinery.
3D Printing. 
Moving samples between the production and test areas. 
Communicating results to the technicians. 
Quality control of samples. 
Ensure Health and Safety procedures are strictly followed. 

Who are we looking for?

Hands on experience in the assembly of technical products.
Attention to detail.
Ability to work independently.
Good communications skills.
Good team player. 
Experience in a production environment.
Excellent track record of time keeping and attendance.
Ideally experience working on new product introductions. 
Forklift Truck licence desirable but not essential as training can be given
Basic computer skills. 

What is in it for you:

A chance to join an exciting company at the forefront of their industry.
Attractive benefit and reward package including bonus and share scheme.
6 months work with the possibility to go longer term or permanent.
Help us to develop a brighter future powered by renewable energy!
Exciting and innovative work, developing transformative technologies.
A cohesive culture, everyone plays their part in making SuperNode a Great Place to Work through various activities e.g.  Social events, CSR activities, Lunch and Learn and many more.

The NRL Group connect global companies with the right people to bring engineering projects to life. Supporting contracting companies with energy transition plans and working with our clients to create a cleaner, greener future.
 
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