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Mechancial Design Engineer

Travail Employment Group
Guiseley
1 week ago
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Mechanical Design Engineer

An exciting opportunity to work for a bespoke machinery manufacturer who are seeking enthusiastic engineers who they can further develop.

This is a challenging, and interesting role in an innovative company delivering engineered solutions to customers both UK based and globally.

You will join a well-established team, working on high value, bespoke heavy engineering solutions.

The day to day role of Mechanical Design Engineer will include:

Reporting into the design lead working on segments of large mechanical designs for automated special purpose machinery
Daily problem solving and dealing with design issues
Undertaking and ensuring mechanical and material calculations
Producing 2D and 3D drawings in inventor
Ensuring specifications and quality standards
Producing and ensuring the quality of all mechanical BOM's
Working in conjunction with the electrical and software teams to achieve excellent system integration
Creation of parts, assembly, and identification drawings
Supporting the shop floor with build problems

The ideal Mechanical Design Engineer will be:

Passionate about mechanical design, practical with excellent problem solving abilities
A confident user of 3D Auto Desk inventor with vault experience
Have some knowledge of system integration
Have previous design experience in sheet metal, welding, fabrication and large industrial machinery design
Have confident knowledg...

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