Description

About the Role: We are looking for an enthusiastic Hardware Assembly Technician to join a growing technology business developing high-precision technology systems used by Formula 1 teams, aerospace organisations and leading research institutes. This is a hands-on, bench-based role involving the assembly, wiring, PC building, software setup and testing of precision hardware. The role would suit someone with a practical and technical mindset, whether gained through a BTEC, NVQ, apprenticeship, previous workplace experience or personal projects such as custom PC building, electronics, soldering, 3D printing or mechanical work. Key Responsibilities: * Assemble precision hardware, mechanical enclosures and PC systems. * Build and configure PCs, including hardware and software installation. * Produce cable harnesses, solder components and route wiring looms. * Inspect incoming components and carry out product testing. * Prepare components and kits for production and fulfilment. * Provide occasional hardware and technical support. About You We're looking for someone who: * Has strong practical and hands-on skills. * Takes pride in accurate, high-quality work. * Has excellent attention to detail and can follow technical instructions and engineering drawings. * Is comfortable with PCs, electronics or mechanical assembly. * Communicates well and enjoys working as part of a collaborative team. * Is keen to learn and develop their technical skills. This is a fully on-site role on the outskirts of Bristol. Due to the semi-rural location and limited public transport, access to reliable independent transport is essential. What’s on Offer: * On-the-job training and mentorship across company product, mechanics, electronics, PCs and software. * Opportunities to develop technical skills and take on greater responsibility. * Salary progression as your skills and responsibilities develop. * Supportive and collaborative working environment. * Generous holiday allowance. * The opportunity to work on innovative technology used in Formula 1, aerospace and research