Gas analysis sensor manufacturer for power, semiconductor, and industrial process control
Servomex manufactures gas measurement sensors and integrated analysis systems across multiple sensing technologies (paramagnetic, zirconia, tunable diode laser, infrared, and others). The tech stack reveals a hardware-centric business: embedded systems (STM32, QNX, NXP i.MX), CAD/PCB tools (Altium, SolidWorks), simulation (COMSOL), and enterprise systems (SAP, Salesforce) for order-to-cash and service delivery. Current hiring is engineering-heavy (9 of 14 roles) with mid- and senior-level emphasis, paired with active projects around new product introduction, legacy modernization, and order-to-cash optimization — typical of a mature hardware business scaling manufacturing and process discipline.
Servomex is a UK-based manufacturer of gas analysis instruments and sensor systems, founded in 1952. The company serves power generation, hydrocarbon processing, industrial gases, and semiconductor industries with proprietary sensor technologies and integrated measurement solutions. Operations span manufacturing, R&D, and global service delivery across business centres in the US, China, India, and Singapore. Current focus areas include lifecycle management of existing products, improving customer service workflows, conducting field testing and validation on analyzer systems, and modernizing legacy systems while addressing manufacturing efficiency and order-to-cash process optimization.
Embedded systems (STM32, QNX, NXP i.MX), CAD/design (Altium, SolidWorks, DriveWorks), simulation (COMSOL), enterprise resource planning (SAP, Salesforce), and cloud infrastructure (Azure, Intune, VMware).
New product introduction processes, legacy system modernization, gas chromatography method development, customer service improvements, and order-to-cash optimization. The company is also conducting product testing and lifecycle management initiatives.
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