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Mechanical Design Engineer

Roxel is an Anglo‑French company that designs, develops and manufactures solid propellant rocket motors for tactical missiles. The UK operations are based at Summerfield, Kidderminster. This is a permanent role in the Design Office.


ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Creating and modifying 3D models using Creo 11
  • Producing detail production drawings (Weapon and Tooling), ensuring conformance to BS8888 and manufacturability (using DFMA techniques)
  • Managing model and drawing data through Windchill 13
  • Drawing and design checking
  • Producing interface drawings with the relevant authorities
  • Modelling and reporting model mechanical properties
  • Liaison with the customer, manufacturers and suppliers, and on‑site commissioning trial engineers (using DFMA techniques)
  • Concept meetings and design reviews – taking actions and ensuring actions are completed on time
  • Active participation in DFMEA reviews
  • Managing your own workload to ensure OTD

EXPERIENCE & BACKGROUND

  • Working knowledge of Creo 11 or similar
  • Working within a mechanical engineering environment
  • Design for Manufacture and Assembly techniques
  • Knowledge of a wide range of engineering materials and fasteners
  • Knowledge of national drafting standards BS 8888
  • Knowledge of Geometric tolerancing, limits and fits
  • Competent in the use of Microsoft Office tools
  • Working knowledge of Windchill 13 or similar PLM systems
  • Management of design life cycle states
  • Evidence of attention to detail skills
  • An understanding of defence standards such as Def Stan 07-85
  • Basic knowledge of stressing components

Person Specification

Self‑motivated and able to manage their own workload. Interpersonal skills are a requirement of the role, and the candidate should be able to communicate with confidence in a team environment but also be able to work independently under guidance.


Benefits

  • Pension Contributions up to 8% (Employer)
  • Company Sick Pay
  • Success Sharing Bonus
  • Healthshield (Health cash back plan)
  • Professional Membership
  • Corporate Clothing


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