Mechanical Engineer

SRG
Central Bedfordshire
2 months ago
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Role: Mechanical Engineer (Test & Development)

Location: Bedfordshire

Type: Permanent


We have an exciting opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer to join an exciting client based in Bedfordshire. This role offers a unique blend of hands‑on testing, data analysis, and customer-facing engineering work within a highly respected test and development environment.


Key responsibilities (including but not limited to):

  • Coordinate testing activities across site, acting as a clear technical point of contact
  • Analyse test data and produce well-structured technical reports suitable for both internal review and customer-facing use
  • Turn customer objectives and internal research ideas into well-defined test plans, including cost estimates and delivery timelines
  • Assist with on-site customer support and technical visits when required
  • Build expertise in current and emerging mechanical and automotive test methodologies
  • Support technical training sessions for commercial teams and external partners
  • Assist with vehicle fleet trials
  • Communicate technical findings clearly to engineers, sales teams, and external stakeholders.


About you:

  • Degree-qualified in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, or a related discipline, or equivalent practical engineering experience
  • Comfortable working with test data and confident using MS Excel for analysis and reporting
  • Able to explain technical information clearly, whether in written reports, presentations, or face‑to‑face discussions
  • Naturally collaborative, with the confidence to work across teams and with external partners.


Why Apply?

This is an excellent opportunity for a mechanically minded engineer who enjoys working close to real-world testing, problem-solving and customer interaction. You’ll gain exposure to advanced test facilities, global engineering projects, and industry-leading expertise, with clear opportunities for development.


If interested please apply or contact Julia for more information: /

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