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Mechanical Design Engineer

Melksham
2 weeks ago
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My client is a world leader in its field, and part of a globally successful UK-based business. They design, manufacture, sell and support a range of highly advanced equipment for global markets. Continued expansion and internal promotion is creating opportunities for talented, ambitious individuals to join their team in Wiltshire, UK.

In this Mechanical Design Engineer job based in Wiltshire you will:

Generate innovative design concepts for review and evaluation.
Lead the efficient development of selected concepts from concept, through evaluation to manufacture.
Design and/or integration of electrical and mechanical content to provide an integrated product solution.
Prepare CAD models and drawings.
Produce high quality product design on an assembly and component level where all aspects of function, reliability and manufacturability have been considered and analysed.
Generate prototypes, test plans, and test procedures.

To apply for this fantastic Senior Mechanical Design Engineer job based in Wiltshire you will need a combination of the following:

2D and 3D Solid modelling experience (Solidworks preferred).
Technical knowledge of polymers & manufacturing processes.
Knowledge and application of CAE & FEA techniques

This Mechanical Design Engineer must be eligible to pass SC clearance and therefore VISA sponsorship can't be considered.

My client in Melksham, Wiltshire offer great progression and benefits including hybrid working with the option to work up to two days at home.

This is an excellent job opportunity to join a developing and leading company. To apply for this Mechanical Design Engineer based in Melksham, Wiltshire pleased send your CV to (url removed) or call Ricky on (phone number removed) or (phone number removed) for more information

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