Graduate Associate Engineer, Systems Test

Overview

Are you ready to launch your engineering career in a company that\’s shaping the future of electronics manufacturing? We have an exciting opportunity for a graduate to join our Systems Test team and contribute to the development and testing of world-class Surface Mount Technology (SMT) printing equipment. This is a hands-on role where you\’ll be embedded in a team of experienced professionals, gaining deep insight into a specialist area while making a real impact from day one.

Throughout your 18-month graduate programme, you\’ll be supported with mentoring, training, and development opportunities. You\’ll stay in one department, allowing you to build deep expertise and take ownership of your work, but also have the opportunity to see how all departments work together. You will be contributing to meaningful projects that support ASMPT\’s mission.

We’re at the center of it all: the world\\\’s leading technology companies manufacture their products with innovative solutions from ASMPT. Our Product Innovation Centre in Weymouth is the centre of our High End Printing business, where engineers design, build and refine high-speed, high-precision printers to offer the best-in-class solutions to our customers.

Responsibilities

• Testing complete machines and modules to verify functionality and performance
• Diagnosing hardware and software issues
• Performing system-level testing and recording accurate measurements
• Documenting test results, faults, and repair actions
• Collaborating with engineers across disciplines to resolve technical issues
• S suggesting and implementing solutions to improve system performance
• Supporting continuous improvement initiatives within the team
• Ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards throughout your work

Qualifications

• Either be in your final year of study (graduating in summer 2026) or have completed your degree in the last 1-3 years in Electronics, Mechatronics, Robotics, or a related engineering discipline
• Have a strong interest in testing, diagnostics, and fault analysis
• Be comfortable in working with electromechanical hardware and using appropriate tools
• Possess excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail
• Communicate clearly and effectively with team members across functions
• Be proactive, organised, and able to manage multiple tasks
• Be committed to maintaining high standards of safety, quality, and professionalism

Benefits

• A competitive graduate starting salary
• Hybrid working – with the capacity to work from home 2 days a week
• Mental Health and Wellbeing support – a team of mental health first aiders within ASMPT and a confidential, external provider
• Annual leave starting at 25 days
• Discounted corporate gym membership
• Subsidised canteen providing local, fresh, nutritious sustenance
• Company social events – including company gatherings, sports and social club activities, environmental/diversity group activities, football, volleyball, badminton, organised walks etc.