Engineering

Technical Support Engineer at Bosch

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  • Company: Bosch
  • Location: Birmingham, West Midlands
  • Job type: Full-time
  • Salary: Not specified
  • Deadline: Not specified

About the role

Bosch Rexroth, operating through its HydraForce division in Birmingham, is looking for a Technical Support Engineer to join its team. You will provide expert technical advice to customers and internal departments, focusing on hydraulic motion control systems. This is a permanent, full-time position within a global leader in hydraulic technology.

Responsibilities

  • Review and process system design requests for new applications and product development.
  • Support Regional Sales Managers with customer-facing activities and generate cost analysis for quotations.
  • Project manage product developments from inception to end of life.
  • Develop, test, and deliver reports on custom hydraulic integrated circuits.
  • Provide field support for installation and troubleshooting of hydraulic systems.
  • Integrate electro-hydraulic control systems with OEM electronic architectures.
  • Provide onsite training on HydraForce hydraulic and software products.

Requirements

  • Degree in Engineering or equivalent relevant experience.
  • Proven experience with Off-Highway, Construction, Agricultural, or Industrial hydraulic systems.
  • Essential experience working within a manufacturing environment.
  • Knowledge of the PPAP process and awareness of lean manufacturing techniques.
  • Computer literacy with Microsoft packages and MRP systems.

Pay and benefits

  • Flexible worktime options.
  • Employee discounts and various sports and health opportunities.
  • On-site parking.
  • Flexible start date to suit your needs.

Important Note: You must have the right to work in the UK. The employer is unable to sponsor international workers for this role and will not provide a Skilled Worker visa.

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