Job Description
The Company Our client is a market-leading British manufacturer of high-performance Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs) and bespoke superyacht tenders, renowned for exceptional craftsmanship, innovation and engineering excellence. Every vessel is built to the highest standards using advanced composite construction, premium marine systems and meticulous attention to detail, serving a prestigious global customer base. Due to continued growth, they are looking to appoint a Senior Aftersales Engineer to become a key member of their technical team, supporting customers, dealers and vessels worldwide throughout their operational lifecycle. The Role This is a senior, hands-on engineering position suited to someone who enjoys solving complex technical challenges both in the workshop and on-site with customers. You will be responsible for diagnosing faults, carrying out commissioning, warranty investigations, repairs and technical support across a range of bespoke leisure craft and superyacht tenders. The role requires extensive knowledge across mechanical, electrical and onboard marine systems, alongside a strong understanding of modern boat construction and composite manufacturing. As the technical face of the business, you will regularly travel throughout the UK and internationally to support customers, dealers and vessels in service. Key Responsibilities Provide technical aftersales support for custom-built RIBs and superyacht tenders. Diagnose and resolve mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and systems-related faults. Carry out commissioning, sea trials and vessel handovers. Attend customer sites, marinas, shipyards and superyachts to undertake repairs and technical investigations. Manage warranty claims from initial diagnosis through to completion, ensuring excellent customer communication throughout. Produce detailed technical reports following inspections and warranty investigations. Work closely with Production, Engineering and Quality teams
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