The full job description covers all associated skills, previous experience, and any qualifications that applicants are expected to have. Field Service Engineer – Portsmouth Salary: Up to £28,000Location: Portsmouth, with UK travel If you’re an engineer who loves variety, autonomy, and hands-on technical work, this role offers an exciting opportunity to support cutting-edge communications and data systems across the maritime and defence sectors. You’ll join a friendly, fast-moving engineering team that thrives on problem-solving and delivering outstanding service to customers. What you’ll be doing You’ll be responsible for field service, repairs, and technical support across a wide range of systems, including: Performing service and repair work on a broad scope of specialist communications and IT equipment. Completing installations, testing, and commissioning activities—both standard and bespoke. Liaising directly with customers to plan and prepare field visits. Preparing tools, test equipment, and materials—sometimes with short notice. Producing clear technical reports, timesheets and expense documentation. Maintaining and accounting for allocated vehicles, IT kit, mobile devices, and test instruments. Supporting datacoms and satcom testing, repairs and equipment builds in the workshop when needed. Conducting GMDSS surveys. What we’re looking for While the advert doesn’t specify qualifications, the role calls for a confident engineer with: Strong technical ability in electronics, communications, or IT systems. A proactive, organised approach to planning and reporting. The ability to travel across the UK as required. Confidence liaising with customers and working independently in the field. What’s in it for you You’ll be part of a knowledgeable, supportive engineering team working with advanced communication and satellite technologies—offering: A competitive salary up to £28,000 (replacing the original unspecified range). Exposure to cutting-edge satcoms, datacoms, and maritime technologies. Varied work across field service, workshop support, testing, commissioning, and customer-facing engineering. Long-term development opportunities within a growing engineering environment. Why this role stands out No two days are the same—one day you’re fault-finding onboard a vessel, the next you’re commissioning new systems or supporting workshop builds. xehkeey It’s a fantastic role for someone who enjoys autonomy, technical challenge, and being part of a team with a strong “can-do” mindset.