Job Description

Socode are proud to be partnering with a fast-growing engineering company that's building automated inspection tools for some of the toughest environments in the world. You'll be joining a highly skilled team, working on innovative robotics, inspection cameras, and monitoring systems for use in extreme conditions.
What will I be doing?
Working closely with the Principal Electronics Engineer, you'll be responsible for the assembly and testing of electronic/electrical systems used in high-performance, field-deployable tools. Responsibilities include:
Component & Device Assembly

• Assemble electronics and sub-systems including soldering, wiring, crimping, and mounting PCBs
• Integrate components into complex assemblies with a high degree of care and accuracy

Testing & Quality Control

• Inspect, test, and calibrate systems to ensure functionality and reliability
• Use tools such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and custom jigs to perform diagnostics and verification

Process & Documentation

• Follow detailed build instructions, schematics, and SOPs
• Maintain accurate production records and support inventory tracking and stock management

What do I need to be successful?
Must-Haves

• Technical diploma or equivalent experience in electronics or electrical assembly
• Minimum 3 years' experience assembling electronic products (wiring and cabling)
• Proficient with soldering, wire prep, crimping, and basic electronic test equipment
• Comfortable reading and interpreting schematics and technical documentation
• Reliable communicator with good attention to detail
• Legally eligible to work in the UK

Nice-to-Haves

• IPC Certification (soldering/assembly standards)
• Experience with inventory control or ERP systems
• Fault-finding skills and experience debugging electronics in a production environment

Interested in the role? Then you can either:
1. Apply directly to this job advert
2. Connect with me on LinkedIn - Mo Baker at Socode
3. Call our Cambridge office - Google "Socode Cambridge", call the number and ask for Mo