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Radio Engineer | £40k + Van & Fuel Card | Scotland
• Up to £40,000 salary
• Company van + fuel card
• Hybrid working | Field-based across Scotland
• Motorola training provided
Want to work on critical communications systems, get out in the field and earn up to £40k with a van and fuel card?
We're working with a growing radio communications business investing in its Scottish engineering team. They're looking for a hands-on Field Radio Engineer to work on high-tower radio sites, search and rescue infrastructure and critical communications networks.
You'll tackle real technical challenges, work across varied sites and develop your expertise in specialist radio systems, with Motorola training available to help you take the next step.
What's on offer?
• Up to £40,000 salary
• Company van and fuel card
• Motorola training to expand your technical skill set
• Work on critical communications and search and rescue infrastructure
• Hybrid working across office, field and remote support
• Genuine opportunity to develop your career in specialist radio communications
What are they looking for?
• Practical experience in radio communications, RF engineering, electronics or a related field
• Understanding of VHF/UHF radio systems and RF principles
• Experience installing, programming, testing or maintaining radio equipment
• Strong fault-finding and troubleshooting skills
• Experience using RF test equipment, such as spectrum analysers or service monitors
• Good IT skills and familiarity with equipment configuration software
• Full UK driving licence
• Based in Scotland or willing to relocate
• Happy to travel to sites across Scotland
Strong differentiators
• Motorola, Hytera or Tait radio systems
• DMR, analogue or trunked radio
• Base stations, repeaters and antenna systems
• L3Harris, MANET or line-of-sight communications
• Military signals, defence or emergency services communications
• IP networking and TCP/IP
• Working-at-height experience
Important: Motorola experience isn't essential. If you've got a solid radio or RF engineering background, they're willing to train you on their equipment.
Ready to take your radio engineering career up a gear? Join a growing team, work on critical communications systems across Scotland and get a van, fuel card and specialist training along the way. Apply today!
