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Test Engineer – Electro-mechanical

Silverstone
4 weeks ago
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Are you ready to shape the future of electric mobility? Join a dynamic team dedicated to advancing cutting-edge electric motors and drive unit technology.
This Test Engineering role offers the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art dynamic test equipment, conducting thermal, drag, torque, and EMF tests. You’ll play a key part in building and optimising test rigs, analysing data, and contributing to the development of groundbreaking solutions.
As a Test Engineer you’ll collaborate with a small, agile team where your expertise and initiative will have a direct impact. With the company experiencing rapid growth, this position promises significant career advancement and the chance to drive meaningful change in the EV sector.
Key Responsibilities


  • Testing & Validation: Conduct comprehensive testing of electric motors and drive units, including thermal, drag, torque, and EMF analysis.

  • Data Analysis & Reporting: Process test data to generate actionable insights and detailed reports using tools like Excel or Python.

  • Prototype Support: Assist the design and development team with prototype testing and development guidance.

  • Equipment Assembly: Build, maintain, and optimise test rigs and associated systems.

  • Problem Solving: Lead fault and failure analysis, offering alternative solutions using methodologies like 8D processes.

  • Process Improvement: Proactively refine testing procedures to enhance efficiency and accuracy.

About You
We’re seeking a skilled Test, Prototype, or Development Engineer with a strong foundation in automotive or EV technology. The ideal candidate will thrive in a hands-on, fast-paced environment.
Key Skills and Experience:


  • Proven R&D testing experience in prototypes, components, or systems.

  • Solid understanding of electro-mechanical products, ideally in automotive or aerospace sectors.

  • Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, test specifications, and technical documents.

  • Practical mechanical and assembly skills for building test rigs and troubleshooting systems.

  • Strong analytical skills for processing and interpreting test data.

  • Excellent awareness of safety protocols and a proactive approach to problem-solving.

  • A qualification in mechanical, automotive, or precision engineering (HNC, HND, or degree preferred).

Additional Attributes:


  • Inquisitive mindset with an eye for detail.

  • Adaptability to handle diverse tasks and challenges.

  • Effective communication and organisational skills.

Why Join Us?
At our organisation, you’ll find more than just a job—you’ll find a platform to innovate, grow, and shape the future of sustainable transport.
What We Offer:


  • Flexible 37.5-hour work week with early Friday finishes to support work-life balance.

  • Single cover private health insurance for your peace of mind.

  • Performance-based annual bonuses.

  • Auto-enrolled pension to secure your future.

  • Free on-site parking, including discounted EV charging facilities.

We’re committed to fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and growth. Your contributions will directly impact our mission to revolutionise electric mobility

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