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| Posted: | 16/09/26 | |
| Recruiter: | Samuel Frank | |
| Reference: | 3178357786 | |
| Type: | Permanent | |
| Disciplines: | Software Engineer | |
| Salary: | £32,000 - £45,000 Annual + 10% bonus + overtime | |
| Location: | East Morton, Yorkshire and the Humber | |
| Description: | Junior / PLC Software Engineer - West Yorkshire - £32-45k + 10% Bonus + Overtime and Paid Travel Time PLC programming and commissioning Structured development into a software-led role Mitsubishi, Omron, Siemens or Rockwell experience considered UK and international projects Samuel Frank is recruiting for a Junior PLC Software Engineer to join an established engineering business in West Yorkshire. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career Controls Engineer, PLC Engineer or Commissioning Engineer who wants to strengthen their PLC software skills and develop into a more programming-led position. You will initially gain hands-on experience working with live machinery and existing control systems, supported by an experienced engineering team. As your knowledge develops, you will progress into more advanced PLC programming, software design and project responsibility. There s a wide salary range on offer for higher end/top of the range, the expectation level on what skills the successful candidate has will be higher obviously! Key aspects of the Junior PLC Software Engineer role include:
During the first six months, the role will have a strong commissioning focus. This will provide practical knowledge of the machinery, control systems and PLC software before the position develops into a more programming-led role. The successful Junior PLC Software Engineer is likely to have:
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This position is specifically focused on industrial automation and PLC software rather than IT, web development or computer science. If you are a Junior Controls Engineer, PLC Engineer or Commissioning Engineer looking to develop stronger PLC programming skills, please send me your CV for consideration. | |