Mechatronics Engineer

We've got an East London based role for Mechatronics Engineer. This role will involve becoming a key member of our client's team, working closely with Technicians, Project Managers and Engineers. Our client's industry is focused on sustainability and recycling with the use of latest technologies to support product development. The role will be flexible to the needs of the team, some weeks focusing more on a project build we might have in-house, other weeks focusing on improving the efficiency of our workshop, working on making ourselves more efficient. In this role you'll work in a fast-paced scale-up environment with exposure to full product lifecycle and customer deployment with high level ownership and autonomy. You might mi asked for occasional travel in the UK and Europe to ensure successful intallation or troubleshoot systems on customer site. Responsibilities •Electrical assembly and quality testing, in workshop and on-site • Mechanical assembly, quality testing and installation of our robots • Development, building and testing of the subassemblies that make up all our product streams • Maintaining component traceability and ensuring the highest quality standards • Troubleshoot and resolve any assembly issues or discrepancies to maintain production schedules whilst communicating this information back into improving the process Requirements • 4+ years of experience in a hands-on technician role in an industrial engineering environment • Power and control wiring aptitude a must • Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics with the ability to report errors or oversights • Strong problem-solving mentality for engineering challenges • Ability to interpret engineering information in multiple formats, including assembly instructions, 2D drawings, 3D CAD assemblies • Route and terminate pneumatic lines, wiring/cabling and electrical conduit • Confidence using workshop and power tools, with knowledge of safe handling • Keen eye for detail, both in following and developing processes with a proven ability to identify and implement improvements • Willingness to deal with ambiguity as we grow, and input to iterate and improve building process and design • Open to occasional weekend work (with time in lieu) • Based within a commutable distance to Stratford, London, to work onsite 5 days a week • Good communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively