Junior Smart Technology Technician

Back TO Work; South Shields; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Back TO Work is seeking a technology-focused individual to gain hands-on experience in Building Controls, automation and specialist equipment. You will join a team of engineers in a new role under the Controls Manager, with long-term prospects and a chance to contribute to improving energy efficiency in the North East.

Key duties include installing and configuring smart devices, setting up IoT networks, and assisting with device calibration and testing to ensure reliable operation.

Qualifications

• Experience with installing smart devices such as sensors, meters or thermostats.
• Basic networking knowledge to set up IoT connections.
• Ability to assist with calibration and testing for reliability.

Responsibilities

• Install and configure smart devices (sensors, meters, thermostats, CCTV, lighting).
• Set up networks connecting IoT devices for buildings.
• Assist with device calibration and testing to ensure accurate performance and connectivity.

Skills

IoT networking

Device installation

Device configuration

Job description

Our client is at the forefront of smart technology and specialise in re-engineering commercial buildings to become more energy efficient.

They are looking for an technology focused individual who would is interested in gaining invaluable experience in Building Controls, automation and specialist equipment.

This is unique opportunity to join a leading and innovative team of Engineers and this is a new role working under our Controls Manager.

The role offers long term prospects and the opportunity to become part of a company at the forefront of improving the North East's energy efficiency.

KEY DUTIES

• Installing and configuring smart devices (e.g. sensors, smart meters, thermostats, CCTV, lighting, or industrial equipment).
• Setting up networks that connect IoT (Internet of Things) devices
• Assisting with device calibration and testing to ensure accurate performance and connectivity