Financial Controller

• Athens
• Up to €2000 per month
• Permanent

BookkeeperLocation: Athens, Greece (Hybrid 4-1)Salary: €2.000 Gross (14 salaries, salary based on experience) An international specialist services group with US headquarters and an expanding Athens-based team is hiring a Bookkeeper to oversee financial operations across a portfolio of high-growth businesses.You'll work closely with the Finance Lead / Founder to maintain accurate records, improve processes, and provide insights that support business growth. What You'll DoDay-to-Day Finance OperationsRecord and reconcile daily transactions across bank accounts and payment platforms.Manage accounts payable and receivable, including vendor payments and customer invoicing.Maintain accurate general ledger records using cloud-based accounting software.Track expenses with proper documentation and approvals.Month-End & ReportingAssist with month-end close and reconciliations.Prepare basic management reports (P&L, cash flow, budget vs actual).Help monitor cash runway and burn rate.Support forecasting and budgeting exercises.Process & Scale SupportHelp build and improve finance processes and internal controls.Identify inefficiencies and suggest smarter, automated ways of working.Support integrations between finance tools.Compliance & SupportAssist with VAT / sales tax filings and statutory requirements.Maintain audit-ready records for investors, auditors, and advisors.Support payroll preparation and contractor payments. What We're Looking ForRequired:Degree or diploma in Accounting, Finance, or related field.2+ years' experience in bookkeeping, accounting, or finance support.Solid understanding of basic accounting principles.Comfortable working with spreadsheets.Experience with cloud accounting tools.High attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities.Nice to Have:Startup or small company experience.Exposure to cash flow management or investor reporting.Progress toward ACCA, CIMA, CPA, or similar.

• Athens
• Up to €2200 per month
• Permanent

Treasury Advisor / AnalystLocation: Athens, Greece (hybrid 4-1)Salary: €2.200 Gross (14 salaries, salary based on experience) A fast-growing international specialist services group, headquartered in the US with an expanding presence in Athens, is seeking a Treasury Advisor / Analyst to support its portfolio of innovative businesses across insurance, technology, AI, cybersecurity, and sustainability.This role sits at the intersection of strategy and execution, offering exposure to complex treasury activities in a dynamic, multi-entity environment. It is well suited to a commercially minded treasury professional who thrives in fast-paced, growth-oriented organisations. Key ResponsibilitiesSupport treasury operations across multiple portfolio companies, including cash management, liquidity planning, and forecasting.Assist in the development and monitoring of short- and medium-term cash flow models.Support banking relationships, payment structures, and treasury controls.Contribute to funding strategies, capital allocation, and intercompany financing.Prepare treasury-related reporting for senior leadership and stakeholders..Assist with treasury policies, risk management (FX, interest rate exposure), and process improvements.Partner with finance, operations, and leadership teams across jurisdictions. RequirementsDegree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.2-5 years of experience in treasury, corporate finance, banking, or financial advisory.Strong financial modelling, analytical, and Excel skills.Understanding of cash management, liquidity, and financial risk concepts.Experience in a multi-entity or international environment is highly desirable.Strong communication skills and ability to operate in a lean, hands-on setting.Fluent English required. Why ApplyExposure to senior decision-makers and strategic initiatives.Opportunity to grow with a scaling international business.Broad remit across treasury, finance, and capital management.High-impact role within an innovation-driven organisation.

• Glasgow
• £16 - £17 per hour
• Permanent

Job Title: Plant Fitter 📍 Location: Glasgow 💷 Pay: £16.00 - £17.00 per hour (depending on experience) 🕐 Hours: Monday to Friday, 42 hours per week (40 basic + 2 at enhanced rate) 📅 Paid Monthly | Overtime AvailableAre you passionate about keeping machines running at their best? We're looking for a Plant Hire Technician to play a key role in inspecting, maintaining, and repairing our fleet of plant hire equipment. Your work will ensure that every piece of machinery we provide is safe, reliable, and up to the high standards our customers expect.You'll be central to our mission of delivering dependable hire solutions. By tackling issues before they become problems, you'll reduce downtime, increase customer satisfaction, and keep our operations running smoothly.🛠️ What You'll Be DoingDiagnose and repair mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical faults on plant hire equipment.Carry out routine maintenance to keep machinery performing at peak levels.Proactively identify and resolve potential issues before they escalate.Clearly communicate technical information to both customers and team members.Maintain accurate service records and parts usage logs.Work independently and as part of a team to deliver results in a busy environment.Ensure Health & Safety compliance through regular checks and safe working procedures.Escalate complex issues to the Plant Operations Manager when required.Champion excellent customer service and uphold company standards in all interactions.✅ What We're Looking ForRelevant qualifications in mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical engineering (City & Guilds, NVQ, HND or equivalent).Hands-on experience with plant machinery or in a similar technical role.Strong diagnostic and fault-finding skills across mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems.Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.A proactive, team-oriented mindset with attention to detail.A strong commitment to safety and quality.📈 What You'll Get in ReturnCompetitive pay: £14.50 - £17.00 per hour (DOE)Overtime opportunities to boost your earningsStable weekday hours (Monday to Friday, 42 hours per week)Supportive team environmentOpportunities for progression and development

• Aberdeen
• £16 - £17.50 per hour
• Permanent

Job Title: Plant Fitter - Field Service 📍 Location: Aberdeen 💷 Pay: £16.00 - £17.50 per hour (depending on experience) 🕐 Hours: Monday to Friday, 42 hours per week (40 basic + 2 at enhanced rate) 📅 Paid Monthly | Overtime AvailableAre you a skilled Plant Fitter who enjoys working on the go? We're looking for an experienced Field Service Plant Fitter to join our team in Aberdeen. This role is all about providing high-quality maintenance and repair support to our customers - keeping their equipment running smoothly and safely, wherever the job takes you.You'll be the face of the business on-site, delivering fast, professional service and ensuring our machinery continues to meet the high standards our clients expect.🛠️ What You'll Be DoingCarry out on-site diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on a variety of plant hire machinery.Respond to breakdowns quickly and effectively to minimise downtime.Identify faults across mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems.Ensure all work is completed safely and to manufacturer specifications.Maintain detailed service records and communicate job updates clearly.Represent the company professionally while working independently in the field.Escalate complex technical issues when necessary and assist the wider service team when required.✅ What We're Looking ForRecognised qualifications in mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical engineering (City & Guilds, NVQ, HND, or equivalent).Proven experience as a plant fitter, service engineer, or similar role working with heavy plant or construction equipment.Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills.Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.Excellent communication and customer service skills.Full UK driving licence and a strong commitment to Health & Safety.📈 What You'll Get in ReturnCompetitive hourly rate: £16.00 - £17.50 (DOE)Monday to Friday working pattern (42 hours per week).Plenty of overtime opportunities.Field-based role offering variety and autonomy.Supportive, team-focused environment.Ongoing training and development to help you progress your career.

• Nairn, Highlands
• £16 - £17.50 per hour
• Permanent

Field Service Engineer📍 Location: Nairn 💷 Pay: £16.00 - £17.50 per hour (depending on experience) 🕐 Hours: Monday to Friday, 42 hours per week (40 basic + 2 at enhanced rate) 📅 Paid Monthly | Overtime AvailableAre you an experienced Plant Fitter who enjoys variety in your work? We're looking for a skilled technician to join our team in Nairn, combining workshop-based repairs with on-site field service support across the region.You'll play a vital role in keeping our fleet of plant hire equipment operating safely, efficiently, and to the highest standards - ensuring our customers can rely on every machine we provide.🛠️ What You'll Be DoingDiagnose and repair mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical faults on a range of plant hire machinery.Carry out servicing, maintenance, and inspections in both workshop and field environments.Respond to breakdowns and perform on-site repairs to minimise downtime.Maintain accurate service records, parts usage, and job reports.Communicate effectively with customers and colleagues, providing clear updates and technical insight.Ensure all work is completed safely and in line with company and regulatory standards.Support a proactive maintenance culture, identifying issues before they become major problems.✅ What We're Looking ForRelevant qualifications in mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical engineering (City & Guilds, NVQ, HND or equivalent).Proven experience maintaining and repairing plant machinery or similar heavy equipment.Strong fault-finding skills and the ability to work independently in the field.Excellent communication, organisation, and problem-solving skills.A full UK driving licence and a strong commitment to Health & Safety.📈 What You'll Get in ReturnCompetitive hourly rate: £16.00 - £17.50 (DOE)Regular weekday hours with overtime opportunities.A mix of workshop and field work to keep every day varied.Supportive team environment with training and development opportunities.The chance to play a key role in a growing, well-respected local business.

• Newbridge, Midlothian
• £15 - £17 per hour
• Permanent

Job Title: Plant Fitter📍 Location: Newbridge💷 Pay: £15.00 - £17.00 per hour (depending on experience)🕐 Hours: Monday to Friday, 42 hours per week (40 basic + 2 at enhanced rate)📅 Paid Monthly | Overtime AvailableAre you passionate about keeping machines running at their best? We're looking for a Plant Hire Technician to play a key role in inspecting, maintaining, and repairing our fleet of plant hire equipment. Your work will ensure that every piece of machinery we provide is safe, reliable, and up to the high standards our customers expect.You'll be central to our mission of delivering dependable hire solutions. By tackling issues before they become problems, you'll reduce downtime, increase customer satisfaction, and keep our operations running smoothly.🛠️ What You'll Be DoingDiagnose and repair mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical faults on plant hire equipment.Carry out routine maintenance to keep machinery performing at peak levels.Proactively identify and resolve potential issues before they escalate.Clearly communicate technical information to both customers and team members.Maintain accurate service records and parts usage logs.Work independently and as part of a team to deliver results in a busy environment.Ensure Health & Safety compliance through regular checks and safe working procedures.Escalate complex issues to the Plant Operations Manager when required.Champion excellent customer service and uphold company standards in all interactions.✅ What We're Looking ForRelevant qualifications in mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical engineering (City & Guilds, NVQ, HND or equivalent).Hands-on experience with plant machinery or in a similar technical role.Strong diagnostic and fault-finding skills across mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems.Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.A proactive, team-oriented mindset with attention to detail.A strong commitment to safety and quality.📈 What You'll Get in ReturnCompetitive pay: £15.00 - £17.00 per hour (DOE)Overtime opportunities to boost your earningsStable weekday hours (Monday to Friday, 42 hours per week)Supportive team environmentOpportunities for progression and development

• Glasgow
• £55000 - £57000 per annum
• Permanent

Paint Operations LeaderGlasgowCirca £57,000Monday-Friday | 37 hours per weekFirst Achieve Engineering are working in partnership with a highly regarded manufacturing business in Glasgow to recruit an experienced Paint Operations Leader. This opportunity would suit an experienced paint professional who enjoys leading from the front, maintaining exacting quality standards, and driving continuous improvement while remaining actively involved in day-to-day operations.The RoleReporting to the Operations Manager, you will take full accountability for paint and finishing operations, covering safety, quality, delivery, and team leadership.You will remain hands-on while leading a small team, ensuring processes are consistently delivered to specification and customer expectations.Key ResponsibilitiesOperational LeadershipLead, supervise, and motivate a small paint operations teamPlan and prioritise work to meet production schedules and delivery targetsEnsure paint processes are followed to documented standardsHands-On Paint OperationsCarry out surface preparation, masking, coating, curing, and inspection as requiredSet up, operate, and maintain paint booths, equipment, and curing ovensDiagnose and resolve paint defects and process issuesQuality & ComplianceEnsure all work meets internal quality standards and Tier 1 OEM specificationsMaintain process documentation, work instructions, and inspection recordsSupport internal and external auditsHealth, Safety & EnvironmentEnforce safe working practices and HSE complianceManage COSHH, paint storage, waste handling, and environmental controlsAbout YouEssentialProven experience in an industrial paint operations environmentStrong hands-on coating and surface finishing capabilityPrevious experience leading or supervising a small production teamUnderstanding of quality-critical manufacturing environmentsHigh attention to detail and pride in workmanshipStrong communication and leadership skillsDesirableExperience working with Tier 1 OEM customersKnowledge of lean manufacturing or CI methodologiesAudit and quality management system experienceRelevant technical or supervisory qualificationsPersonal AttributesHands-on, lead-by-example approachCalm, organised, and solutions-focusedHigh standards and strong quality mindsetProfessional, discreet, and trustworthyWhat's on OfferCirca £57,000 salaryStable Monday-Friday working patternOpportunity to play a pivotal role in a high-quality manufacturing operationLong-term career opportunity with a well-established business

• Basildon, Essex
• £45000 - £50000 per annum
• Contract

Quality Engineer - Aerospace/Defence | 12-Month FTC | BasildonLocation: BasildonContract: 6-Month Fixed-Term ContractHours: Monday to Friday, 40 hours per weekSalary: £45-50k.First Achieve's client, a leading manufacturer within the aerospace and defence industry, is seeking a Quality Engineer to join their high-performing team on a fixed-term basis. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a business focused on delivering excellence in Quality, Cost, and Delivery.Role Purpose:As Quality Engineer, you will provide expert guidance to ensure compliance with relevant standards, support ongoing and new production, and drive continuous improvement initiatives across the business.Key Responsibilities:Ensure all activities align with Health, Safety, and Environmental policies.Manage and resolve customer complaints using 8D methodology, root cause analysis, and corrective action plans.Conduct internal audits (AS9100, NADCAP), support external audits and customer visits, and manage non-conformance reports.Lead MRB activities and interpret drawings/standards within workshop environments.Engage with suppliers through audits, complaints, and communications; update Approved Supplier List and assist in selection processes.Oversee all quality aspects of New Product Introduction (NPI) using tools such as PPAP, FMEA, APQP, and produce First Article Inspection Reports (FAIRs).Lead and support process improvements using Lean Six Sigma, RCA, and data analysis.Maintain and improve the Quality Management System (QMS), ensuring compliance across all business functions.Deliver training to internal teams and support the development of business systems (e.g., CC database, Aventa/Factory Master).What We're Looking For:Degree in Engineering/Quality discipline or equivalent relevant experience.Experience in aerospace or defence manufacturing preferred.Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage all levels of the business.Analytical and problem-solving mindset with a drive for continuous improvement.Self-starter who can manage and prioritise a varied workload effectively.

• Fife
• £35000 - £45000 per annum
• Temp to Perm

Quality EngineerLocation: FifeContract: 13-week Temp-to-PermSector: Aerospace ManufacturingFirst Achieve Engineering Recruitment agency are actively seeking an experienced quality engineer to join a well-established aerospace manufacturing company based in Fife. This role is offered on a 13-week temp-to-perm basis, providing an excellent pathway to a permanent position within a highly regulated and forward-thinking environment.You will play a key role in maintaining and improving quality standards across manufacturing operations, ensuring full compliance with aerospace regulations and customer requirements.Key ResponsibilitiesEnsure compliance with AS9100, ISO9001 and relevant aerospace standardsSupport internal and external audits, including customer and regulatory auditsInvestigate non-conformances and lead root cause analysis and corrective actionsReview and approve First Article Inspection Reports (FAIRs)Work closely with production, engineering and supply chain teams to drive quality improvementsSupport continuous improvement initiatives across the businessAssist with supplier quality management where requiredSkills & Experience RequiredProven experience in a Quality Engineer role within a high volume manufacturing industry.Strong knowledge of AS9100 and aerospace quality systemsExperience with FAIRs, NCRs, CAPA and root cause analysis toolsAbility to read and interpret engineering drawings and specificationsStrong attention to detail and problem-solving skillsExcellent communication and stakeholder management abilitiesWhat's On Offer13-week temp-to-perm opportunityCompetitive hourly rate during the contract period (Salary Discussed at Interview)Opportunity to secure a permanent role with a respected aerospace manufacturerSupportive team environment and long-term career development

• Motherwell, North Lanarkshire
• £45000 - £47000 per annum + quarterly bonus, car, pension top up
• Permanent

Installation & Commissioning Engineer As an Installation & Commissioning Engineer, you'll play a key role in supporting the build, installation, testing, and servicing of complex furnace systems. You'll supervise on-site installation contractors, lead the commissioning and acceptance testing of equipment, and ensure all systems are fully operational to customer specifications.This role offers the chance to develop specialist skills in advanced thermal processing technology and work with state-of-the-art electrical, mechanical, and control systems across global sites. Key ResponsibilitiesSupervise on-site installation teams and contractors during equipment installation.Carry out commissioning, testing, and troubleshooting of complex vacuum and controlled atmosphere furnace systems.Perform electrical and mechanical fault-finding, maintenance, and system calibration.Work with pneumatic, hydraulic, water-cooling, and electrical systems to ensure optimal performance.Interpret and work from electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.Interface with PLCs, HMIs, temperature control systems, drives, and instrumentation.Provide on-site technical support to customers and liaise with internal engineering teams.Complete all site documentation, reports, and commissioning records to required standards.Occasionally support service and maintenance projects as required. Required Skills & QualificationsElectrical and/or Mechanical qualification (City & Guilds or equivalent).Strong ability to read and interpret electrical and mechanical drawings.Proven hands-on experience with mechanical assemblies, drives, pumps, and control systems.Familiarity with pneumatic, hydraulic, and water systems.Working knowledge of PLCs, HMIs, inverters, and temperature control instrumentation.Experience with Allen Bradley and/or Siemens PLCs (other brands considered).Proficient in Microsoft Office and basic IT systems. Desirable (Training Provided Where Needed)Knowledge of vacuum systems or high-temperature processing equipment.BS7671 18th Edition wiring qualification.City & Guilds 2391-52 Inspection & Testing qualification.Ability to modify PLC programs based on engineering team instructions. What's On OfferCompetitive salary and benefits package.Global travel opportunities and exposure to leading-edge engineering projects.Ongoing training and technical development.Supportive and collaborative working environment within a world-class engineering organisation

• Aberdeen
• £25 - £26 per hour
• Contract

Contract Plater/Fabricator - Aberdeen£26/hr | LTD or CIS | 2-3 Month ContractFirst Achieve are working with a key client in Aberdeen looking to recruit an experienced Plater/Fabricator for a short-term contract (2-3 months).Key Details:£26 per hour (LTD / CIS)Immediate start availableStructural and plate fabrication workMust be confident with fabrication from drawings Great chance to join a busy team delivering quality work on a fast-paced project.

• Greece
• Up to €5000 per month
• Permanent

Job Summary:The Senior .NET Software Engineer is primarily responsible for providing development, enhancement, troubleshooting and maintenance services on investment software solutions. What Will You Do:Develop cutting-edge components and modules for our investment software solutions in global projects.Ensure the code meets industry standards, is valid, well-structured, and compatible with various browsers, devices, and operating systems.Identify and troubleshoot defects, applying your problem-solving skills to enhance the designated application code.Propose innovative solutions to anticipated problems, showcasing your proactive thinking.Conduct comprehensive tests to confirm the flawless operation of the programs.Provide detailed technical documentation for the modules you're involved in.Collaborate with and support the Services team, leveraging your expertise to deliver exceptional results.Be a key player to the transformation towards cloud-native applications What Will You Bring:6+ years of professional development experience using Microsoft .Net C# to build web applications with Web API and ASP.NET.Experience in development Frameworks (.Net Core, ASP.NET, MVC, Windows Services, Web Services, ORM tools (e.g. Dapper, Entity Framework),Experience in using Git and containers.Strong knowledge of relational databases (Microsoft SQL Server, Postgres)Understanding of cross-browser compatibility issues and effective problem-solving skills.Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, to effectively convey technical information.A collaborative mindset, thriving in a team environment with constant cooperation and interaction. Nice to have:Previous experience in microservices architectureFamiliarity with queuing mechanisms such as RabbitMQ, SQS, SNS etc.Knowledge of Cloud development on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud is appreciated.Expertise in front end development using Angular 15, Javascript, HTML5, Bootstrap, and CSS would be a plus What We Offer:Competitive remuneration package that recognizes and rewards your skills and expertise.Comprehensive Medical & Life Insurance Plan to prioritize your well-being.Meal vouchers to keep you energized and satisfied throughout the day.Ample training and development opportunities to fuel your professional growth.New experiences within a multinational environment and global teams, broadening your horizons.Team spirit environment with a shared passion for technology, fostering innovation.A Workplace of Diversity & Inclusion, celebrating individual differences and fostering a sense of belonging.