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IoT Solutions Engineer (C&I Engineer)

SAUR
Stoke-on-Trent
4 weeks ago
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Overview

Riventa is part of NSI Digital Solutions, a business with an ambitious growth plan to expand its portfolio of smart, data-driven technologies across the water and industrial sectors. Based in the UK, Riventa is a global business that specialises in optimising the performance of pumps, blowers, and other rotating assets using advanced monitoring, analytics, and IoT-enabled solutions. By combining engineering expertise with digital tools, Riventa helps utilities and industrial clients enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. Through real-time performance insights and predictive analytics, Riventa delivers measurable reductions in energy use and operating costs, supporting NSI’s vision to lead the digital transformation of water and environmental services.

Responsibilities
  • Support the installation, commissioning, and calibration of instrumentation on water treatment and electromechanical systems.
  • Provide front line support to field-based engineers and support onsite during complex installations and scoping.
  • Provide expertise and guidance to the Data Analytics / Consulting Engineers for the production of meaningful customer facing reports in thermodynamic, vibration and other condition based maintenance strategies.
  • Deploy and configure IoT and edge devices, including sensor networks, data acquisition systems, and cloud/edge integrations.
  • Set up and maintain IT communications and control systems, ensuring secure and reliable connectivity of devices and equipment.
  • Apply knowledge of thermodynamic, hydraulic, and electromechanical systems to enhance predictive and condition-based maintenance outcomes.
  • Assist consulting engineers with data interpretation, IoT-enabled reporting, and final report sign-off for customers.
  • Perform field diagnostics, troubleshooting, and IoT-enabled monitoring of electromechanical equipment.
  • Contribute to the design and rollout of predictive maintenance strategies using IoT data streams (vibration, thermodynamic, and hydraulic condition monitoring).
  • Act as a customer-facing technical representative, ensuring smooth adoption of IoT-enabled solutions on client sites.
Qualifications
  • Qualifications & Knowledge
    Thermodynamic/Hydraulic knowledge or relevant engineering qualification.
  • C& I or Electrical qualification (or proven equivalent experience).
  • Strong knowledge of pumping systems, electromechanical equipment, and instrumentation.
  • Understanding of IoT, data communications, and integration of edge devices with software systems.
Experience
  • Experience in customer-facing and site-based engineering roles.
  • Background in production or industrial environments.
  • Hands-on deployment of IoT devices, networks, and edge computing systems.
  • Familiarity with predictive maintenance strategies in the water treatment industry (thermodynamic, vibration, condition-based monitoring).
Skills & Attributes
  • Strong technical problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.
  • Comfortable working with both hardware (field) and software (digital platforms).
  • Effective communicator with customers and cross-functional teams.
  • Ability to balance independent fieldwork with desk-based analysis and consulting support.
  • Organised and detail-focused in installation, integration, and reporting.
Benefits
  • Hybrid role offering a balance of field engineering, IoT integration, and technical consulting.
  • Professional development in IoT, edge computing, and predictive maintenance technologies.
  • Opportunity to contribute to innovative digital transformation in water treatment and industrial services.
Working for us means
  • The salary is between £45,000 & £55,000 per year, depending on your professional experience.
  • Holidays 25 + 8 bank holidays (buy & sell scheme available).
  • Probationary Period – 6 months.
  • Pension – Can join immediately or auto enrolled after 3 months - Employee 5% and Employer 5% via salary sacrifice.
  • Eligible to join Private Healthcare after successfully completing probation.
  • Enrolled in Group Income Protection and Death in Service (4 x basic salary) upon commencement of employment.
  • Notice – 1 week during probation, increasing to 3 month thereafter.
  • Company Car or Car Allowance.

Nijhuis Saur Industries UK & Ireland are committed to maintaining Environmental & Social Impact goals. To reach Net Zero emissions across our value chain by 2040. To continuously meet high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, accountability, maintaining B-Corp Certification. To be a socially responsible company creating a positive impact to all stakeholders including workers, communities, customers, and our planet. Nijhuis Saur Industries UK & Ireland are an equal opportunity employer; we are committed to providing equal opportunities in all aspects of employment in line with the Equality Act 2010.

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