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1 year ago
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We’re looking to support our client operating in the gas sector with a requirement for a Digital Technology Engineer. This will be a full time permanent staff role based in our client’s state of the art workshop facility near Stone, Staffordshire. A competitive salary up to 50K per annum is available – subject to prior experience level – along with a comprehensive benefits package and unrivalled professional support, development and training. A full description is given below - to apply please respond with a copy of your latest CV and information on your current situation and availability to start a new role.
Are you a dynamic and innovative IT specialist eager to make a meaningful impact on the journey to net zero emissions in the gas industry? Join us in a transformative role that merges your technical expertise with unmatched development opportunities and a clear pathway for advancing your career.
We have innovated within the gas industry since our inception in 1984, we have paved the way, developing technologies and solutions used throughout the UK gas industry still utilised in today’s national infrastructure. Our next chapter and challenge is to aid in the gas industries transition to net zero and we are looking for passionate capable people to join our team.
Responsibilities:
• Aid in development of the latest technology, standards, and best practice into our Operational technology equipment.
• Carry out cyber security threat assessments in line with IEC 62443 or equivalent.
• Complete asset vulnerabilities identification activities.
• Research and understand the latest advancements in IT and network technologies.
• Complete R&D activities aligned to the Digital Technology Divisions 4 key Market Areas:

  • OT Cyber Security
  • Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT)
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  • Big Data Analytics.
    Requirements
    • Have a minimum of at least 5 years’ experience within the IT and Software Operational Technology market
    • Familiarity with high-level programming language/s (Like Python, NodeJS)
    • Familiarity with Web development languages (like PHP, JavaScript, and HTML)
    • Familiarity with IEC61131 programming languages
    • Familiarity with PLC programming IDEs such as RSLogix 5000, GX Developer, Codesys and TIA Portal
    • Familiarity with databases such as SQL
    • Familiarity with database integration for web services.
    • Understanding of IoT devices protocols such as MQTT, AMQP, CoAP, etc.
    • Familiarity with client-server architecture.
    Development Opportunities and Career Progression
    We are deeply invested in fostering your professional growth. As a Digital Technology Engineer within our group you'll gain access to:
    • Tailored developmental plans to elevate your technical competencies and deepen your grasp of industry dynamics.
    • Cross-disciplinary training to broaden your perspective across various facets of the gas industry.
    • Full support for pursuing pertinent certification and support to pursue further education on sustainability technologies.
    Benefits:
    Pay: The salary banding for this role is £40,000 to £50,000 and is based on an applicant’s Skills, Training and Competence.
    Attractive benefits package including:
    • 25 annual leave per year plus bank and public holidays
    • Option to buy 3 additional days annual leave.
    • Enhanced Maternity & Paternity pay after 2 years of service.
    • Death in Service
    • Income protection scheme
    • Employer Pensions contribution
    • Access to vocational rehabilitation
    •Employee assistance programme
    • Free eye test and money off glasses
    • Long service vouchers and additional holidays
    • Wedding vouchers
    • Option to join Sports social club for £4 a month which allows you to attend events at reduced cost or for free

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