Actemium
Software Controls Systems Engineer
Job Description
Salary: £26,000 - 51,000 per year
Requirements:- Experience with PLC programming (Rockwell/AB, Mitsubishi, Schneider, Siemens)
- SCADA/HMI development skills (Aveva System Platform)
- Knowledge of industrial comms (Ethernet/IP, ProfiNet, Modbus, OPC/UA)
- Strong problem-solving and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and within project teams
- Degree in Controls/Software/Electronics or similar (preferred)
- Full UK driving licence
- Experience in regulated industries (Water, Oil & Gas)
- Knowledge of ISA-88/95, GAMP, MES, Python or SQL
- Develop and deliver control system software from design to handover
- Configure PLCs, SCADA and industrial comms networks
- Conduct FAT/SAT testing, commissioning and site integration
- Provide documentation, technical support and system updates
- Collaborate with clients and multi-disciplinary teams
- Contribute to continuous improvement and shared standards
- Ethernet
- Support
- PLC
- Profinet
- Python
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We are Actemium Automation Hampshire, part of VINCI Energies, and we are looking for a Software Controls Systems Engineer to design, develop and commission PLC/SCADA/HMI solutions for clients in manufacturing, process and regulated sectors. You will join a supportive, wellbeing-focused team within a global group known for safety, innovation and professional growth. We offer a competitive salary and pension, healthcare and wellbeing support, an EV car scheme, share opportunities, continuous training, development and progression within VINCI Energies, and an inclusive, people-focused culture with varied technical projects. The role is based in Hampshire/Waterlooville, England, United Kingdom.
last updated 39 week of 2026
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£60,000
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This salary is 36% below the UK median for Software Engineers (£60,000/yr).
Based on 2024–2025 UK technology sector benchmarks