Strategic Recruitment
We are a great team of people working on interesting and diverse projects. If you like the look of eg technology but don’t see a job that is a match to your skills, please contact us anyway. We are strategic in our recruitment and our growth is based on getting the right person for the company; we won’t miss out on a great opportunity if you are the right fit!
applyING for a job
Please include your covering letter explaining why you would like to work for eg technology, a CV and any supporting information
Polite notice to recruitment consultants
We like to hire our staff directly. We have a preferred supplier list, to which we will refer should we require any recruitment support. We do not accept emails with CVs or candidate profiles from agencies with whom we have not signed a current formal fee agreement. We will not be obligated to pay any fees for unsolicited CVs or candidate profiles received.
Unfortunately, we don’t have the time available to take calls from recruitment companies, so please email your details to careers@egtechnology.co.uk. Many thanks.
What our staff say...
"I joined eg technology because I wanted a career in which I could be involved with designing medical devices. By joining a small company, I can fully immerse myself into a project and be involved with various, if not all, stages of the design process. Unlike most graduate schemes, rather than starting a job by going through a long training phase, I was involved in meetings and given projects within my first few days. This practical way of learning, and the one-to-one support to help me overcome hurdles, has allowed me to learn so much so early on in my career."
"As a recent graduate of Imperial College London, I've found eg technology to be a rewarding place to work in the year I've been here so far. The opportunity to hit the ground running by working on varied real-world projects as a part of the electronics team, combined with the nature of eg as a small and growing company well supplied with knowledgeable and talented colleagues, means that there is a path to grow organically as an engineer that I found more appealing than graduate schemes."
