OSIL (Ocean Scientific International Ltd)
Electro Mechanical Engineer

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OSIL Electro Mechanical Engineer
OSIL is a leading manufacturer of meteorological and oceanographic (Met Ocean) equipment for offshore and coastal engineering applications. Operating on a global basis from Hampshire, UK, we offer high-end scientific solutions through cost-effective, high-quality, and technically advanced equipment.
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The Systems Division of OSIL specializes in the design, build, commissioning, and service of real-time data acquisition and monitoring platforms for offshore and coastal engineering projects globally.
Due to continued growth, and in order to better serve the increasing needs of the business, we are looking to recruit an additional Electro Mechanical Engineer to assist with the design, build, and maintenance for our expanding range of products.
This varied post will comprise a combination of development/assembly work with the opportunity for overseas travel to support products in the field. This is a challenging, highly diverse role that requires a wide range of skills from electronics, mechanics, integration, networking & communications. Based in our UK facility on the South Coast, the role will encompass varied responsibilities, the key aspects of which:
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- Assist with the mechanical design and assembly of a range of products
- Assist with the build and integration of the electronic side of our product
- Help configure instruments to collect data according to client requirements
- Configuration and testing of real-time data acquisition software
- Testing & QA of finished products
- International travel to conduct installation, commissioning, and maintenance duties
Position Requirements
The candidate we have in mind is inquisitive, able to think ‘outside the box’, stress resistant, has an accurate work practice, and a can-do hands-on mentality. The following qualifications and experience are also required:


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- Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Networking, or Communications background (ideally at degree level)
- SolidWorks desirable
- PCB Design desirable
- Experience in software/firmware development desirable
- Strong computing and IT knowledge
- Excellent communication skills, both verbally and in written service reports
- Team player
Applicants must have the existing right to work in the UK, as we are not offering visa sponsorship for this role.
What we offer
OSIL offers a hugely rewarding dynamic team-based working environment in an exciting and expanding market, as well as the long-term potential for you to develop your skills and career. Salary for this position is negotiable and dependent on experience. OSIL also offers 25 days annual leave, plus additional travel allowances.
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