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Job title: Design Engineer
Location: Hull
Salary: ?35k + Dependant On Experience
Hours: Mon - Fri 9am - 5:30pm

The Recruitment Group is working with a leading manufacturer of temperature-controlled vehicle bodies and portable cold storage solutions. Their reputation is built on quality, innovation, and a dedication to meeting the unique needs of their clients.

Purpose of the Design Engineer Role:
Our client is looking for a talented Design Engineer to join their busy and growing engineering team in Hull. You'll play a key part in designing manufacturing processes and products, using cutting-edge tools and working on real-world solutions that go from the drawing board to the road.

Key Responsibilities for a Design Engineer:

Take full responsibility for jobs progressing through the engineering department, ensuring timely and complete delivery.
Develop accurate 3D models and generate comprehensive 2D manufacturing and assembly drawings, including detailed Bills of Materials.
Design components with a focus on appropriate materials, regulatory compliance, and Whole Vehicle Type Approval requirements.
Work closely with production, sales, and cross-functional teams to ensure smooth and successful project execution.
Continuously improve existing designs by implementing updates and enhancements.
Contribute to research and development efforts, driving innovation across the product range.
Prepare technical drawings for sales teams to support customer enquiries.
Provide hands-on support to shop floor teams to aid in real-time manufacturing operations.

Key Requirements for a Design Engineer:

2–3 years in a similar design/engineering role
Educational background in mechanical or related engineering disciplines
Proficiency in Autodesk Inventor 2023, Vault 2023, and AutoCAD 2023 (Bonus: experience with iLogic)
Confidence using Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
Solid understanding of materials (steel, timber, GRP composites)
Awareness of Whole Vehicle Type Approval regulations (Preferrable)
Passion for Design for Manufacture and lean engineering practices
Strong visualisation skills and attention to detail
Ability to manage time and projects effectively in a fast-paced environment

Please contact Amy @ The Recruitment Group on the contact details provided.
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