Every project is a machinethat did not exist before.
VEEMAP builds special-purpose machines, which means there is no product line to maintain and no two projects that repeat.
The work
Mechanical design, electrical engineering, controls, robotics, manufacturing and assembly sit close enough together that engineers see a machine from requirement to commissioning rather than owning one slice of it.

The problems, not the job titles.
A brief arrives as a part and a constraint: this component, this many per minute, this characteristic that has to be proven. Turning that into a machine is the work.
Training is part of the work.
In-house training runs alongside manufacturer programmes covering PLC programming and 3D design. Engineers work with the controls and vision platforms the sector actually uses, including Keyence, Mitsubishi and Omron.


Applying.
Send a short note describing the engineering work you want to do and your current role. Please do not attach anything confidential to a first email.
Email VEEMAP about engineering rolesNo specific vacancies are listed. This is an expression-of-interest route until current roles and a careers application destination are supplied.
