Junior Manufacturing Technician - Abingdon - £28,000

Bond Williams; Abingdon; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

An exciting opportunity awaits as a Junior Manufacturing Technician at a leading company in Abingdon. This role promises a blend of training and development, allowing you to expand your skills in mechanical, electronic, and electrical assembly. You'll start with cable assemblies and progress through a comprehensive training program that includes soldering and working with optics and lasers. Ideal for those with some manufacturing experience, this position offers a supportive environment for career growth. Join a dynamic team and take the next step in your career with a company that values your development and offers attractive benefits.

Benefits

Company Shares

Training and Development Opportunities

Qualifications

• 2+ years of manufacturing/assembly experience preferred.
• Experience with cable assemblies or soldering is helpful.

Responsibilities

• Focus on making cable assemblies with extensive training provided.
• Learn mechanical assembly, electronics, and work with lasers and optics.

Skills

Manufacturing Experience

Cable Assembly

Soldering

Mechanical Assembly

Electronics

Optics

Attention to Detail

Education

Relevant Manufacturing Training

Job description

Job Description

A new exciting role for a Junior Manufacturing Technician has been created at one of Oxfordshire's most exciting companies, based in Abingdon (OX14).

Joining a small specialist manufacturing team, the role offers fantastic opportunities for training, development, and progression through the business with the chance to gain a broad range of skills across mechanical, electronic, and electrical assembly, plus lasers and optics.

Initially, the position will focus on making cable assemblies, so some experience of this would be helpful. Part of the extensive training program will then move onto mechanical assembly, electronics, soldering, as well as working with optics, lasers, and extremely fine intricate assemblies.

This role would suit someone with a couple of years of manufacturing/assembly experience, ideally with experience of either cable assemblies or soldering, who is looking for their next career step where they can learn a whole host of new skills. They would also consider someone from a more mechanically biased role with the right sort of aptitude and attitude to pick up the other aspects of the job quickly.

There is a good salary on offer, and benefits include company shares with this heavily backed business.