IoT Systems Engineer

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Our clint are an innovative engineering business developing high-performance sensing solutions for extreme industrial environments. As the company expands its connected monitoring platforms, they’re looking to hire an Industrial IoT Systems Engineer to support the deployment and operation of secure, scalable IoT systems.

This is a hands-on role where you’ll work closely with engineers and customers, helping bring real-world sensor data into cloud platforms and ensuring systems run reliably in live industrial environments. It’s well suited to someone who enjoys practical problem-solving and taking ownership of deployments.

IoT Systems Engineer - The Role & Responsibilities – DevOps / IoT / Electronics / Software / IT / Systems Engineer / Infrastructure Engineer / Platform Engineer

In this role, you’ll focus on deploying, integrating, and supporting IoT systems used for industrial monitoring. Key responsibilities include:

Building and maintaining Node-RED flows to ingest, process, and route IoT data
Supporting the connection and onboarding of IoT devices, including LoRaWAN gateways
Managing secure device-to-cloud data flows using HTTP, MQTT, APIs, and industrial protocols
Supporting cloud and on-prem environments using Linux, Docker, and basic networking/firewall rules
Assisting with system commissioning, troubleshooting, and customer deployments
Maintaining dashboards and workflows within the IoT platform
Producing clear documentation and runbooks to support scaling systems over time

IoT Systems Engineer - Skills & Experience - DevOps / IoT / Electronics / Software / IT / Systems Engineer / Infrastructure Engineer / Platform Engineer

We’re looking for someone practical and technically capable, rather than a “tick every box” candidate. Ideally, you’ll have experience with:

Node-RED and data flow development
IoT systems or connected devices in production environments
LoRaWAN devices or gateways (ChirpStack or similar is beneficial)
Linux-based systems and containerised environments (Docker)
Integrating data using MQTT / HTTP / JSON
Working with or exposure to industrial or operational technology environments
Nice to have, but not essential:

Industrial protocols (Modbus, OPC-UA)
Cloud platforms or basic network security configuration
Dashboarding or visualisation tools
Apply now or get in touch for a confidential conversation to learn more about the role and the wider engineering roadmap.

IoT Systems Engineer / DevOps / IoT / Electronics / Software / IT / Systems Engineer / Infrastructure Engineer / Platform Engineer / Cloud Engineer

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