Industrial gas analyzers and integrated analysis systems for process industries
Servomex designs and manufactures gas analyzers and integrated analysis systems, and its stack reads like a regulated embedded-hardware shop: STM32 and NXP i.MX firmware on ThreadX and QNX, Altium and SolidWorks for design, and Jama Connect plus IBM DOORS for requirements traceability. Hiring is engineering-led, US-focused and slowing, with a Head of Supply Chain search and lean-manufacturing pain points pointing to production efficiency over headcount growth.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Supply Chain
Servomex is a UK-headquartered gas analysis company based in Crowborough, East Sussex, founded in 1952 and employing 201–500 people. It builds sensors, analyzers and integrated analysis systems used for process control, quality, safety, emissions and combustion monitoring. Target industries include power generation, hydrocarbon processing, industrial gases and ultra-high-purity semiconductor applications. The company runs business centres in the US, China, India and Singapore alongside a channel partner network, and offers consultation, system design and global service support. Business operations run on SAP and Salesforce, with Microsoft Azure and Intune on the IT side.
Servomex uses C++, Python, STM32, NXP i.MX, ThreadX and QNX for embedded work, Altium Designer, SolidWorks, COMSOL and MATLAB for design, Jama Connect and IBM DOORS for requirements, and SAP and Salesforce for business operations.
Servomex is headquartered in Crowborough, East Sussex, United Kingdom, with business centres in the US, China, India and Singapore.
Yes. Engineering dominates current Servomex hiring, mostly mid-level roles, alongside manufacturing positions and a Head of Supply Chain search, all based in the United States. Overall hiring pace is slowing.
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