Field Service Engineer - International
£40–50K Bonus UK-based with Global Travel
This isn’t just another service role.
This is the passport stamp you’ve been waiting for.
We’re looking for an engineer who’s just as comfortable fault-finding in a control panel as they are jumping on a flight to support a system install across the world. If you enjoy precision machinery, problem-solving under pressure, and don’t want to be stuck behind a desk, read on.
Why this role?
Because you’ll be working on high-performance, electro-mechanical systems that actually do something clever.
Because every week is different, factory tests, on-site installs, customer training, overseas visits.
Because you’ll be the go-to expert in the field, not just a cog in the machine.
What you’ll be doing:
Testing and prepping machines before they leave the UK
Installing and commissioning systems on-site (anywhere from Amsterdam to Arizona)
Troubleshooting with calm confidence, whether it’s electrical, mechanical, or a bit of both
Training customers and keeping their engineers in the know
Feeding field insights back to the product team so the next release is even better
Visiting our European partners to support testing and QAWhat we’re looking for:
Strong experience in commissioning or servicing electro-mechanical kit
Sharp fault-finding skills, electrical and mechanical
Able to read wiring diagrams like a novel
Comfortable running a training session and dealing with customers face-to-face
Qualified in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (NVQ 3, HNC/HND or similar)
Happy to travel internationally for 2–3 weeks at a time
Methodical, curious, and genuinely interested in how things workWhat’s on offer:
£40,000–£50,000 base salary
Annual performance bonus
25 days holiday
Pension & private health cover
Flexible working when you’re not on the road
Global travel and genuinely varied work
Proper investment in your developmentApply now if you’re ready for something a bit more exciting than the usual 9–5.
We’re looking for people who love the kit, love solving problems, and don’t mind living out of a suitcase every now and then