Advanced Electric Machines
Manufacturing Technician

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Are you an experienced Assembly or Manufacturing Technician looking for a role where you can develop specialist skills and work with innovative technology?
At Advanced Electric Machines (AEM), you'll play a key role in building next-generation rare earth-free electric motors that are helping to shape the future of sustainable transport.
About the Role...
Reporting to the Team Leader, you’ll play a key role in assembling our innovative magnet-free electric motors for both serial and pre-serial production. As a Manufacturing Technician, you’ll work alongside a manufacturing team, contributing to shared goals and production targets.
This role is ideal for someone who takes pride in precision, enjoys hands-on work, and wants to be part of a forward-thinking company committed to sustainability.
Why join AEM?
As a growing small business, we want people to join our flexible and enthusiastic team, where you will be encouraged to learn all elements of our manufacturing operation. Unlike larger automotive manufacturing environments where roles are often focused on a single assembly stage, this position provides the opportunity to develop expertise across the full motor build process, supporting production, prototype development and design changes, giving you a unique insight into the technology behind our products and a genuinely varied role.
About us...
Founded in 2016 as a spin-out from Newcastle University, AEM has worked with industry partners, vehicle manufacturers (globally) in sustainable powertrain technologies. Our products are helping vehicle manufacturers across industries transition to cleaner, more efficient electric solutions. We’re proud to say our technology keeps more rare earth materials and copper in the ground—where they belong!
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What will you do...
- Build and test advanced electric motors and associated systems for both production and prototype applications, working from engineering drawings and detailed build documentation.
- Work alongside engineering teams to support prototype builds, design validation activities and product development programmes
- Operate lifting equipment such as cranes & hoists
- Comply with health & safety protocols to maintain a safe working environment
- Follow and drive 5S standards
- Interrogate and understand engineering drawings
- Adhere to standard operating procedures to meet quality standards
- Inspect and test components throughout the process to ensure product conformance
- Complete documentation (written & electronic) for traceability and record keeping
- Meet output targets
- Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives
What are we looking for...
Experience Required:
- Previous experience within a manufacturing, engineering, automotive, aerospace, electrical assembly or precision assembly environment is essential
- Confident and competent using hand tools and assembly equipment
- Prior experience of following SOP's & build documentation
- Confident using computers for data entry


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Skills & Attributes Required:
- Strong manual dexterity for the assembly of small mechanical parts
- Attention to detail with strong quality focus
- Willingness to learn and grow
- Enthusiastic and proactive attitude
- Team player with effective communication skills
- Pro-active mindset towards continuous improvement activities
Education/Qualifications Required:
- GCSE’S in Maths & English or equivalent
- Basic computer literacy required
What you will earn & work:
- £14.20 p/h rising to £15.38 p/h once fully trained
- 5 day week. You will work; Monday to Thursday 8am-4.30pm and Friday 8am-1.30pm (Early finish on a Friday!)
Benefits include:
- Private healthcare, critical illness, and death-in-service cover
- Competitive salary and pension contributions
- EV salary sacrifice scheme with FREE onsite charging
- Bike to work scheme through salary sacrifice
- Enhanced family leave
- 25 days holiday (rising with service)
- Paid Volunteering Leave
- Free tea & coffee
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If this role excites you, and you’re ready to be part of a company that’s making a real impact, we’d love to hear from you!
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