Engineering IT jobs created at Capula
03 Feb 2011
Following excellent company performance in new business won last year, Staffordshire-based Capula Ltd (which also has offices in Whitehaven, Aberdeen, Gloucester & Reading) has announced the creation of a significant number of engineering IT job opportunities in the energy & utilities markets.
In particular, the advanced automation and real-time IT specialist is seeking to recruit system & software engineers over a wide range of experience (from graduate to senior level), and is also recruiting for a variety of other roles across the company including for Project Management.
The company is continuing to win new orders and is therefore recruiting up to 50 new staff to support their continued strong growth. 2010 saw notable successes in the Utilities sector of Capula's business, where the start of the UK water industry's latest 5-year investment cycle presented a number of exciting large-scale contracts. Good growth was also seen in Capula's other markets - particularly nuclear, renewable power and oil & gas.
As well as winning large orders, Capula has been selected to work on a number of leading-edge initiatives within the UK. Examples include the first large-scale implementation of next-generation emissions control for coal generation, large-scale biomass co-firing generation and one of the first UK Smart Grid projects under the Low Carbon Network Fund. These projects are securing the company's position as the leading specialist in delivering integrated automation and real-time IT solutions in the UK.
"Last year was an excellent achievement for Capula in the face of very challenging market conditions," said Chief Executive Roger Turner. "2011 has started in a similar fashion and it is as a result of our continuing success that we are looking to expand our workforce.
"When our clients choose Capula for a project, they're not just choosing our solutions, they're choosing our people as well. We are therefore looking for high calibre applicants throughout the company to help drive us forward in 2011 and the coming years."
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