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Exciting Opportunity in Bolton

We are excited to present an outstanding opportunity for a talented and experienced Mechanical Design Engineer to join our client, a prominent leader in the nuclear and engineering sector. This contract role is ideal for professionals who are passionate about delivering innovative solutions and contributing to groundbreaking projects. Based in Bolton, this role requires your on-site presence from Monday to Thursday, giving you the chance to collaborate closely with a dynamic team and immerse yourself in a stimulating work environment.

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This contract position spans an initial 6-month period, with a highly competitive hourly rate of £42. The role is positioned outside IR35, offering an advantageous setup that combines flexibility with strong financial rewards for the successful candidate. Starting in December, this opportunity is perfectly aligned for experienced professionals looking to take their careers to the next level and make a meaningful impact in a fast-paced and collaborative industry. Whether you're looking for a fresh challenge or a chance to apply your expertise in complex and impactful projects, this role provides the perfect platform.

Essential Skills and Expertise

Sheet Metal and Fabrication: The successful candidate will have demonstrable experience in sheet metal design and fabrication processes, ensuring the delivery ...

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