Job Description
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Work across electronics, manufacturing and product improvement
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Positive engineering doesn't stop once a new product has been designed.
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It's about making sure that product can be manufactured consistently.
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That the documentation is right. That changes are properly managed.
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That quality issues are investigated.
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And that the product continues to perform once it leaves the building.
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That's where this Sustaining and Production Engineer role with Chamberlain sits.
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You'll be part of a local Somersby engineering team, backed by a global leader in intelligent access, working on products used across residential, commercial and industrial environments.
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Think garage door openers, gate operators, commercial access systems and smart connected technology.
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This role picks up where the NPD process leaves off.
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You'll help take newly developed products into repeatable manufacturing, while also owning engineering changes and improvements across Chamberlain's existing product range.
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You'll be close to the product, close to manufacturing and close to the technical decisions that keep everything moving.
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And that's what makes it interesting.
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You'll have global backing, a close-knit local team, hybrid working, and the chance to work on products where electronics, controls, mechanical systems and real-world performance all come together.
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If you like practical engineering, solving problems and seeing your work translate into a better product or manufacturing process, this is worth a look.
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About The Opportunity
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As the Sustaining and Production Engineer, you'll work across everything that happens after the initial NPD process, helping turn new designs into products that can be manufactured reliably and at scale.
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Some days you could be managing an engineering change, updating drawings, BOMs or technical documentation before a product moves into manufacturing.
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Other days, you might be supporting testing,



investigating a product return, working through a quality issue or helping validate a replacement component with a supplier.
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There's a strong project ownership piece here.
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You'll own the change management process from start to finish, while managing multiple smaller sustaining, production and continuous improvement projects at once.
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You'll work closely with engineering, manufacturing, quality, service and external suppliers to make sure changes are properly assessed, tested, documented and introduced into production.
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You could be investigating an issue with a PCB, supporting verification and validation testing, improving a production process or helping remove and replace a component within an existing product.
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It's technical, but it's also practical.
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You'll be thinking about how the product is built, how it is tested, why something may have failed and what needs to change to improve its quality, cost or performance.
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You'll also help make sure products continue to meet performance, regulatory, quality, cost and timing expectations throughout their lifecycle.
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So while your electronics or mechatronics foundation matters, this role goes beyond the design pack.
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It's about making sure the product can be manufactured effectively and continues to work in the real world.
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The Business
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Chamberlain Group is a global leader in intelligent access, creating products that make homes, businesses and commercial spaces safer, smarter and easier to access.
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Their products sit across garage door openers, gate operators,



commercial door systems and connected smart technology.
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Globally, they're established, innovative and future focused. Locally, their Somersby site gives you access to a proper product environment, with engineering, manufacturing, operations, service and commercial teams working closely together.
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It's a business with global structure and investment, but a local team feel.
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You'll be joining a "one team" environment where engineers are not hidden away from the product.
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You'll be close to testing, manufacturing, suppliers, service feedback and the people helping bring these products to market.
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About You
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You're an electronic, electrical or mechatronic engineer who enjoys working with physical products and solving practical problems.
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You may have come from electronics, smart devices, IoT, appliances, industrial products, consumer products, manufacturing, MedTech, automation or another physical product environment.
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You'll ideally have around two to three years of engineering experience, with some exposure to manufacturing, production, quality, testing, sustaining engineering or NPD.
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Project management experience will be important.
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You'll be comfortable owning a process from start to finish, keeping multiple smaller projects moving and coordinating with the different people involved.
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Experience with engineering change processes, technical documentation, quality investigations, suppliers or manufacturing systems would be valuable.
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An understanding of PCBs would also be helpful, but you don't need to be an expert in PCB design.
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Chamberlain can help you develop the product-specific knowledge you need.
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You don't need to come from access control.
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But you do need to bring a strong technical foundation, a practical mindset and the ability to work across teams to turn engineering changes into reliable manufacturing outcomes.
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The Next Steps
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