IntelliAM AI PLC
Reliability Engineer
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Reliability Engineer | The Right Opportunity for the Right Person
I'm looking for a Reliability Engineer to join Intelliam.
But I'm not looking to fill a vacancy just for the sake of filling it.
I'm looking for the right person, someone with a strong technical mindset, the right attitude, curiosity, and a genuine desire to build a long-term engineering career.
You don't necessarily need previous experience in reliability engineering.
In fact, some of the strongest people I've worked with joined us without a background in reliability and have developed significantly since.
What you'll be doing
You'll work across a wide variety of projects and industries, helping customers understand what's happening with their equipment and, more importantly, why.
Depending on the project, that could involve:
- Vibration analysis and condition monitoring
- Predictive and proactive maintenance
- Reliability improvement
- Investigating equipment failures
- Working with rotating equipment
- Analysing equipment data and identifying developing problems
- Visiting customer sites and working directly with engineering and maintenance teams
- Using industry-leading reliability and condition monitoring technologies
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The work is varied, technical and practical. You'll be dealing with different equipment, different industries and different problems, so there's always something new to learn.
Who I'm looking for
Experience in reliability engineering, vibration analysis, condition monitoring, predictive maintenance or rotating equipment would be valuable.
But it isn't essential.
What matters more to me is how you think.
I'm looking for someone who:
- Enjoys understanding how things work
- Is naturally curious and likes solving problems
- Has a strong mechanical, electrical or engineering mindset
- Takes pride in doing a job properly
- Is comfortable asking questions and learning from others
- Can communicate well with customers and colleagues
- Takes ownership and follows problems through
- Wants to keep developing rather than simply doing the same job year after year
You might be an experienced reliability engineer.
You might be a maintenance or mechanical engineer looking for a new challenge.
You might be an engineer or technician who has never worked in reliability but has the technical ability and attitude to become very good at it.
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I'm interested in all of those people.
What you'll get
£36,000–£46,000 salary, depending on experience and qualifications.
6-month probation period, followed by a company car upon successful completion.
You'll also get:
- A wide variety of projects across multiple industries
- Ongoing training and development
- The opportunity to work alongside a highly experienced team
- Exposure to industry-leading reliability and condition monitoring technologies
- The opportunity to develop specialist skills and build a long-term career in reliability engineering
Most importantly, you'll have the opportunity to learn from people who have spent years working in this field and actually get involved in solving real engineering problems.
If you're the right person, I'd like to hear from you.
I'm not looking for someone who ticks every box on a job description.
I'm looking for someone who wants to become very good at what they do.
If that's you, send me a message on LinkedIn or email Aaron.Lees@intelliam.ai.
And if you're not actively looking for a new job, that's fine too.
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