Graduate Application Engineer

Graduate Applications Engineer Peterborough | Office-based | Salary £29-33k dependent on experience Calling curious graduates. Are you... the person who wants to understand how something works, not just accept that it does good with numbers, words and questions - particularly the useful sort looking for a first proper career opportunity where you can learn from experienced people and become genuinely valuable And are you more than ready... to work on real engineering problems that are rarely the same twice to join a friendly small business where people know your name, notice your progress and support you to do well for structured training, increasing responsibility and a career built around practical problem-solving You do not need to arrive knowing everything about pumps; all we ask is that you're keen and willing to learn.

Hydromarque supplies specialist pumping solutions for the water and wastewater industries and holds the UK licence for selected product lines that no other UK supplier can offer. The business is looking for someone with the aptitude and attitude to learn how to turn a customer's problem into the right technical solution.

The role This is a development role where you'll learn the applications-engineering process from experienced colleagues, working with the Hydromarque team in Peterborough. Your development will include learning how to: understand what a customer is really trying to achieve; ask clear questions and gather the technical detail needed to assess an application; select suitable pumps, systems and associated equipment; prepare quotations, tenders and professional customer emails; use Hydromarque's product information and internal systems accurately; support technical enquiries by phone and email; and take increasing ownership of applications and customer relationships as your knowledge grows.

For roughly your first three months, the focus will be induction, observation and learning rather than transactional customer work. At around six months, you should be starting to handle straightforward enquiries with support.

Becoming fully confident takes time - typically two to three years - because this is a genuine technical career, not a six-week crash course and a new email sig...

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