Company Information
We are a global technology company based in Herefordshire that designs and manufactures high-performance satellite communications and radio frequency (RF) equipment. ETL is one of the world’s leading RF design and manufacturers to the Satellite industry.
Number of Vacancies Multiple
Degrees Required Please see specific job profile for qualification requirements
Placements Available Permanent, year in industry and graduate
Locations Hereford and Watford
Salary Competitive
Who we are looking for We are looking for ambitious and dynamic individuals, who are willing to bring new ideas to the table and think outside the box. We are a fast-paced global organisation offering opportunities to passionate and like-minded applicants.
Careers Offered At ETL Systems we have a range of different departments and are always looking for new talent to bring fresh ideas to our company, the departments are as follows: engineering; finance; marketing; sales; production; testing; human resources and operations.
Application Details To apply, send your CV to:
careers@etlsystems.com detailing which roles or departments you are interested in and our friendly careers team will get back to you promptly.
Benefits We offer a wide range of benefits including 25 days’ annual leave allowance in addition to bank holidays, five per cent company pension contribution, free onsite gym including personal training sessions and group life insurance policy. For additional benefits, see our website.
Online Applications
etlsystems.com/careers
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Contact Details Tel: 01981 259 052 Email: careers@etlsystems. com
Website
etlsystems.com/careers
Closing Date Ongoing
Directory 2019/20 |
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