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Hardware Operations Support
We're growing our hardware operations and are looking for a practical, organised, and curious person to support the day-to-day running of our electronics, production, and operational workflows.
This is a hands-on role where you'll work across inventory, device preparation, distribution, repair, refurbishment, and production support. You'll gain experience in how a real hardware product is built, tested, shipped, maintained, and improved, while working closely with our engineering and operations teams.
Whether you've worked with electronics before or simply enjoy practical problem-solving and learning new skills, we'd love to hear from you.
Tasks
Electronics & Production Support
- Prepare, configure, and test devices and accessories for internal use, pilot deployments, and customer shipments
- Support production runs by kitting parts, and following test and assembly processes
- Carry out practical bench tasks such as basic assembly, functional checks, and light rework where appropriate
- Record build, test, and repair outcomes clearly so the wider team has accurate visibility
- Flag recurring faults, quality issues, or process gaps to engineering and operations teams
Inventory, Distribution & Operations
- Receive, organise, and book in incoming stock, parts, and accessories
- Maintain accurate inventory records and help with stock counts, stock movements, and low-stock alerts
- Pick, pack, and dispatch devices, spares, and accessories to customers and internal teams
- Support returns, reverse logistics, and refurbishment workflows
- Help keep the electronics lab, stock areas, and production spaces organised, safe, and efficient
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Repair & Continuous Improvement
- Triage returned devices and support repair, refurbishment, and retest activities
- Follow documented processes for fault finding, inspection, and repair escalation
- Help improve internal checklists, trackers, and simple operational documentation
- Work closely with engineering, operations, and customer-facing teams to keep devices moving smoothly through build, repair, and fulfilment workflows
Requirements
Essential
- An interest in how products are made, tested, repaired, and improved
- Careful, methodical working habits and strong attention to detail
- Comfortable carrying out practical, hands-on tasks consistently and to a high standard
- Organised and reliable, with the ability to keep accurate records and follow established processes
- Confident using spreadsheets and everyday software tools
- Able to communicate clearly with teammates and ask questions when something is unclear
- Happy working across a variety of tasks, including product assembly, testing, inventory, fulfilment, and general operations
- Keen to learn new skills and take on unfamiliar tasks
- Able to work part-time and attend in person regularly for hands-on work


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Desirable
- Experience with electronics, soldering, repair, assembly, or other practical technical work
- Familiarity with workshop or lab equipment such as multimeters, power supplies, or hand tools
- Experience in manufacturing, warehousing, fulfilment, logistics, repair, production, or technician-style roles
- Experience following documented processes or quality procedures
- Experience writing or improving checklists, work instructions, or internal documentation
- An interest in embedded systems or learning more about electronics hardware
- A full UK driving licence
Benefits
- Flexible part-time working
- Hands-on experience across electronics, production, repair, and operations
- Exposure to a fast-moving hardware startup and the opportunity to learn from a cross-functional team
- A supportive, feedback-driven team with a strong DIY mindset
- Learning and development support
- Broader Tended benefits can be discussed at offer stage and will depend on the final contract structure
Hiring Process
- In-person interview at our Lincoln office at a time that suits your schedule
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Questions about the company, the role, or whether you'd be a good fit? We'd love to hear from you - drop us an email or start a live chat via our website.
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