Flexible working
A work pattern designed to support focused engineering work and sustainable collaboration.
CAREERS
Join a portfolio team of engineers, designers, and problem solvers creating precision motion systems for demanding manufacturing applications.
Opportunities shown below are illustrative for this portfolio project.
12
Example roles
5
Engineering disciplines
Hybrid
Working model

WORKING AT VECTRA
Strong systems begin with people who ask precise questions, test assumptions, and work carefully across disciplines.
A work pattern designed to support focused engineering work and sustainable collaboration.
Time and feedback to build technical depth and broaden your engineering practice.
Work with the design, controls, and documentation tools needed to solve real problems.
A practical, people-first approach to supporting the team behind the work.
Compensation is considered alongside scope, experience, and role responsibilities.
Collaborate across mechanics, controls, software, and manufacturing on connected systems.
HOW WE WORK
The work spans concept development through deployment. Teams make design choices visible, document decisions, and validate results against application requirements.
EXAMPLE POSITIONS
OUR HIRING PROCESS
Share a concise overview of your experience and the work you want to do.
A conversation about your background, interests, and the role’s scope.
Discuss engineering decisions, tools, and constraints relevant to the role.
Work through a practical problem in the deliberate way expected on a project.
Align on responsibilities, working expectations, and next steps together.
FAQ
Potential early-career opportunities depend on available projects and mentoring capacity. Contact us with your discipline, availability, and relevant work.
Many motion and automation roles benefit from time with equipment and cross-functional teams. The suitable arrangement depends on the role.
Eligibility and support requirements depend on the role and location. Raise your situation when contacting the team.
The work combines mechanical design, motion control, embedded software, automation, metrology, and manufacturing engineering.
READY TO BUILD WHAT’S NEXT?
Tell us about your discipline, the applications that interest you, and the problems you want to help solve.