Actemium Automation Hampshire - OT Systems Engineer

Operational Technology (OT) Systems Engineer (Layer 2)Waterlooville, Hampshire | Full-time | Competitive + Bonus + Share Scheme + EV Car Scheme + Pension + Healthcare + Benefits + unpaid leaveActemium Automation Hampshire, part of VINCI Energies, is looking for an OT Controls Engineer to help deliver secure, future‑focused automation across critical UK industries.The RoleDesign and configure OT servers & industrial networksStrengthen OT cyber security across key infrastructureSupport PLC/SCADA integration & commissioning activitiesProduce technical documentation and lead site supportCollaborate across multidisciplinary teamsAbout YouEngineering qualification (Degree/HNC/HND or similar)Experience with OT servers & industrial networkingStrong understanding of OT cyber security (IEC 62443)Problem‑solver with a collaborative approachFull UK driving licenceWhy Join Us?Part of VINCI Energies – global innovation, stability & career mobilitySupportive, wellbeing‑focused culture: BUPA, Health Shield & flexible workingEV car scheme, pension, share scheme, 25 days holiday + bank holidaysTraining, mentoring & long‑term development pathwaysWe are proud to support healthy work–life balance, so in line with company policy, you can request unpaid leave to give you added flexibility beyond your annual leave entitlement.About ActemiumWe’re a trusted leader in industrial automation and digital transformation across water, energy and process industries—driving safe, sustainable and cyber‑secure solutions.Ready to shape the future of OT? Apply now.We welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates; however please note that we are unable to provide visa sponsorship for this position. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK at the time of application and throughout their employment.En BrefCatégorie :INGENIERIE / ETUDES / METHODES"_TS_72b5befa-c026-4c67-aa1d-3569afe46feaLieu :Waterlooville, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni

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