TDC Aberdeen
Lead/Senior Marine Electronics Engineer

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TDC Aberdeen is one of the largest electrical and mechanical service companies in the North of Scotland. With a renowned reputation for providing excellent service quality and reliability, and an unrivalled level of technical expertise.
Join TDC Aberdeen and become part of our Marine Electronics Division, supporting our customers across the marine sector with specialist electronics engineering, installation, and service. We're looking for an experienced Lead/Senior Marine Electronics Engineer to lead our team of engineers and undertake the service, installation, and repair of a wide range of marine electronics systems, as well as carrying out GMDSS Radio Surveys and Voyage Data Recorder annual performance testing.
Responsibilities
- Service, install, and repair marine navigation and communications equipment, including Radar, Gyro compass, Marine Radio, and ECDIS
- Carry out installation, repairs, maintenance, surveys, and inspections on vessels both onshore and offshore
- Undertake radio surveys and VDR performance tests
- Ensure equipment installations meet international maritime standards
- Guide engineers through complex fault finding and installation procedures
- Work independently while delivering a high standard of technical expertise and customer service
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Requirements
- Significant experience with marine communication and navigation systems, including radar, gyro compass, marine radio, ECDIS, and VDR
- A proven background in the marine sector, preferably within an electronics/electrical engineering environment, is essential
- GMDSS GOC is preferred
- HNC/HND or NVQ3 in Electronics is preferred
- A full UK driving licence and valid passport are required
- Some weekend and out-of-hours work may be required, along with occasional UK and overseas travel
- Must have the right to work in the UK


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Benefits
- Company vehicle
- Relocation package may be offered for the right candidate
📍 Location: Aberdeen, UK
💼 Employment Type: Full-time | Permanent
💷 Salary: Attractive remuneration package
🎓 Requirements: Significant experience with marine communication and navigation systems, including radar, gyro compass, marine radio, ECDIS, and VDR. A proven background in the marine sector, preferably within an electronics/electrical engineering environment, is essential. GMDSS GOC is preferred. HNC/HND or NVQ3 in Electronics is preferred. A full UK driving licence and valid passport are required. Some weekend and out-of-hours work may be required, along with occasional UK and overseas travel. Must have the right to work in the UK.
✨ Benefits: Company vehicle. Relocation package may be offered for the right candidate.
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