Development Technician/Development Engineer

Higham on the Hill
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Development Technician/Development Engineer (DE347)

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The Original British Motorcycling Company.

At Triumph, we are driven to make the best motorcycles in the world. Building iconic motorcycles that celebrate our past whilst embracing the future - through bold design, original styling, purposeful engineering and a genuine passion for the ride.

We are seeking a Development Technician/Development Engineer to work within the Test Cells Department, responsible for the testing, development and validation of Triumph’s engine range.

As a Development Technician/Development Engineer you will be required to conduct development, durability and conformity tests to Triumph test procedures and in line with testing schedules.

Candidates must have the following experience;

  • Previous experience with Testbed operation & usage of Engine calibration tools

  • Previous experience of working within an Automotive/Manufacturing/Engineering environment

  • Ability to manage own workload

  • Working to ensure that data quality standards are met

  • Attending pre-test meetings with key stakeholders

    You will be working within an exciting fast-paced environment where engineering knowledge, teamwork and excellent attention to detail are essential. At times, through the business demands there may be occasions that periods of shift working may be required.

    Full details of the job description and person specification can be found in the downloadable job files.

    A variety of competitive benefits, including an enhanced holiday scheme, employee benefits platform and a favourable life assurance scheme. Motorcycle, clothing and accessories are available to purchase at a heavily discounted rate. An iconic place to work; join us for the ride!

    Disclaimer: due to the high volume of applications we receive, we reserve the right to close a vacancy earlier than the advertised date. This is to ensure our teams can manage application levels while maintaining a positive candidate experience. Once a vacancy has closed, we are unable to consider further applications, so please submit your application as soon as possible to avoid disappointment

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