Scientific Equipment Test Engineer
We are looking for a Laboratory Test Engineer to support the testing, maintenance, and fault-finding of advanced scientific and engineering equipment.
This role would suit candidates with experience operating laboratory instrumentation, working in cleanroom or safety-critical environments, and following technical procedures and SOPs.
Key Requirements
Degree in Physics, Engineering, or a related scientific discipline
Experience with laboratory, test, or scientific equipment
Fault-finding, maintenance, or calibration experience
Ability to work in a controlled, cleanroom, or safety-critical environment
Strong attention to detail and documentation skills
Desirable
Experience with instrumentation, sensors, data acquisition, or testing
Cleanroom, aerospace, semiconductor, or research laboratory experience
Python or data analysis experience
- Start: ASAP
- Duration: Permanent
- Rate: £36000 - £40000 Per Annum None
- Location: Aylesbury, England
- Type: Permanent
- Industry: Aerospace
- Recruiter: Expert Employment
- Tel: 0845 4677 461
- Email: to view click here
- Reference: 3308
- Posted: 2026-08-11 11:42:09 -
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