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Field Technician/Engineer
at Neos Networks Other in Other (Published at 12-03-2026)
Field Technician/Engineer Neos Networks offers alternative working arrangements that give employees some flexibility, including office, home and hybrid working. Base Location: Southern England – Hants / Berks / Wilts / Dorset
Salary: £32,000–£51,000 (depending on experience) + performance‑related bonus + a comprehensive range of benefits supporting your family, finances and wellbeing
Working Pattern: Permanent | Full Time What is the role? Neos Networks is seeking an experienced Telecoms Field Technician/Engineer to join our busy and growing team, supporting project delivery across the South Coast and the M4 corridor. Reporting to the England Field Manager, you’ll play a key role in delivering high‑quality work across a wide range of technologies and environments. Following a structured training period, you will be expected to work with increasing autonomy. This is a diverse, hands‑on field role. Your working day could take you from installing transmission nodes in state‑of‑the‑art data centres to replacing microwave radio links at height. A reliable, self‑starting attitude and strong attention to detail are essential. As part of the Out‑of‑Hours Standby Rota, you’ll be an integral member of a team responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of multiple technologies supporting global organisations and national utilities—operating 24/7/365. What do I need? We’re looking for someone who brings:
Salary: £32,000–£51,000 (depending on experience) + performance‑related bonus + a comprehensive range of benefits supporting your family, finances and wellbeing
Working Pattern: Permanent | Full Time What is the role? Neos Networks is seeking an experienced Telecoms Field Technician/Engineer to join our busy and growing team, supporting project delivery across the South Coast and the M4 corridor. Reporting to the England Field Manager, you’ll play a key role in delivering high‑quality work across a wide range of technologies and environments. Following a structured training period, you will be expected to work with increasing autonomy. This is a diverse, hands‑on field role. Your working day could take you from installing transmission nodes in state‑of‑the‑art data centres to replacing microwave radio links at height. A reliable, self‑starting attitude and strong attention to detail are essential. As part of the Out‑of‑Hours Standby Rota, you’ll be an integral member of a team responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of multiple technologies supporting global organisations and national utilities—operating 24/7/365. What do I need? We’re looking for someone who brings:
- Minimum educational qualification: ONC (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline, or significant relevant work experience.
- Strong fault‑finding, repair and maintenance capability across the following core technologies, including complex and non‑routine work with minimal supervision:
- Digital Microwave
- PMR
- Fibre
- Cabling & Termination
- SDH
- Telephony & Wireless
- SD‑WAN
- Ethernet
- Ability to diagnose and repair most non‑core technologies under guidance.
- Significant operational experience with telecommunications networks, plant and equipment.
- Previous experience of climbing/rigging and/or working in Electrical Substations would be advantageous.
- A full UK driving licence is essential.
