TDC Aberdeen
Senior Marine Electronics Engineer

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TDC 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. We are currently recruiting within the Marine Electronics Division for the following personnel:
SENIOR MARINE ELECTRONICS ENGINEER
Key Requirements:
- Overseeing and undertaking the service, installation and testing of marine electronics, including radar, sonar, GPS, ECDIS, and internal communication systems.
- Carrying out repairs and maintenance on a variety of different equipment both onshore and offshore.
- Perform surveys and inspections on customers' ships, including radio surveys and VDR performance tests.
- Ensure all electronic installations adhere to international maritime standards.
- Guide engineers through complex diagnostic and installation procedures.
- The ability to work on your own initiative and good communication skills are essential.
- This position involves working outdoors and working at heights at times.
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Qualifications/Experience:
- Highly experienced in communication systems such as radar, gyro compass, VHF & MF/HF radio and GPS navigation systems.
- A proven background within the marine sector, preferably within an electronics/electrical engineering environment.
- A formal qualification in electronics e.g. HNC/HND level or NVQ3 is preferable.
- Will require some weekend and out-of-hours work on an ad-hoc basis.
- Must have the right to work in the UK.


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This is a permanent, full-time role based in Aberdeen with frequent travelling in and around the local area as necessary and occasional travel both in the UK and overseas. A company vehicle will be provided to the successful applicant. Therefore, applicants must hold a current UK driving licence and valid passport.
An attractive remuneration package will be offered to the successful candidate. Assistance with relocation expenses may also be provided.
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