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Electromechanical Engineering Technician
Advanced Biomedical Technology | West London
full time on site
This is a rare opportunity to join a growing company at the forefront of advanced biomedical engineering.
- Are you an OND/HNC qualified engineer with at least three years of practical experience?
- Do you enjoy solving problems, thinking independently, and making tangible improvements?
- Would you like to work for a cutting-edge biomedical company transforming healthcare and lives? If so, this could be the opportunity for you.
The Company
An innovative West London–based biomedical start-up, is designing and manufacturing advanced laboratory and clinical cell-manufacturing equipment. Their technology is revolutionising healthcare by automating the production of stem cells with minimal human intervention.
Their systems integrate:
- Mechanical assemblies
- Electrical systems
- Robotics/mechatronics
- Control and instrumentation technology
- Fluid delivery and monitoring systems
The Role
As an Engineering Technician, you will work across a broad range of activities including:
- Mechanical assembly of enclosures, structures, robotic components, small drives and actuators, PCBAs, small looms assemblies, panels and screens, pumps and piping, filters, heaters
- In house and client-based fault finding, rectification and diagnostics
- Supplier liaison
- Component-level testing and commissioning
- Cleanroom, GMP,
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This is a hands-on, varied position within a highly technical and fast-moving environment. Full training and instruction will be given and previous medical assembly experience is NOT essential.
What We’re Looking For
The bar is high — but open to all backgrounds, even Selection is based on what you can demonstrate now.
Essential Requirements:
- HNC, Apprenticeship or equivalent in Mechanical, Electrical or Instrumentation Engineering.
- Good understanding of engineering principles
- Able to read and interpret engineering drawings including some knowledge of BS8888, schematics
- Minimum 3 years of practical electromechanical engineering assembly experience in a controlled environment to SOP/work instructions (e.g. assembly, manufacturing, machining, test, design or similar) within instrumentation, medical, robotic, aerospace, avionics, defence, nuclear, motorsport or any regulated industry
- Demonstrated ability to apply original thought and affect change (not simply follow instructions)
- Strong structured thinking — able to explain reasoning clearly (e.g. using “5 Whys” problem-solving)
- Clear, concise and effective communication skills within a benevolent and team-focused environment
- Right to work in UK indefinitely
- Commutable of west London or willing to relocate


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Desirable:
- 5 years plus experience as a technician within an instrumentation, process control, medical devices, robotic or fluidic systems environment
- Ability to read simple electrical/fluid schematics and use hand tools
- Some soldering to IPC level
- manual/low volume machining
- light fabrication
- ISO EN 13485
We’re looking for individuals with curiosity, structured thinking, and the confidence to improve procedures— not just maintain them.
Why Apply?
- Join a mission-driven biomedical company making a real difference to patients’ lives
- Working in west central London
- Work on advanced, multidisciplinary systems in a varied role
- Be part of a growing, innovative team
- Contribute meaningfully from day one
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