Lead Digitisation Engineer
TT Electronics plc8 days ago
Bedlington, United KingdomStaff+
Responsibilities
- Design and own the Industry 4.0 strategy and roadmap.
- Drive integration between legacy and modern microelectronics equipment.
- Architect data pipelines to collect, store, and analyze process data.
- Collaborate with process engineers on advanced process control, statistical process control, and machine learning models.
- Lead multidisciplinary digital transformation projects and promote data-driven decision-making.
- Evaluate, select, and manage external software vendors, equipment manufacturers, and system integrators.
Requirements
- Experience in smart manufacturing, automation, or data engineering, ideally in microelectronics assembly, semiconductor packaging, or high-precision manufacturing.
- Demonstrated experience leading digital transformation or Industry 4.0 implementation projects from conception through deployment.
- Familiarity with microelectronics assembly equipment and standard factory automation protocols.
- Proficiency in programming languages used for data analysis and automation.
- Experience with time-series databases and modern data visualization tools.
- Working knowledge of cloud or edge computing architectures.
- Strong project management, problem-solving, and communication skills.
Benefits
- Competitive salary.
- Enhanced pension contributions.
- Healthcare cashback plan, employee assistance programme, site incentive plan, and financial wellbeing benefit.
- Discounted shopping and lifestyle vouchers, RAC membership, gym membership, and Cycle to Work Scheme.
- Five weeks of annual leave plus bank holidays.
- Supportive working environment focused on wellbeing and sustainability.
- Role based in Bedlington and subject to post-offer BPSS screening, security and export-control restrictions, and pre-employment drug and alcohol screening.
Categories
Data Engineering
About TT Electronics plc
TT Electronics plc designs and manufactures engineered electronics—sensors, resistors, power modules, optoelectronics, and electronic assemblies—and provides manufacturing services for medical, industrial automation, aerospace, and defense OEMs. The London‑headquartered company, founded in 1812, generates revenue by selling components and custom engineering solutions and by contract manufacturing. It operates from 20+ sites worldwide and is listed on the London Stock Exchange.