Mechanical Design Engineer

Crem Recruitment
Newmarket
3 weeks ago
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CREM Recruitment has been appointed to recruit for this prestigious, well established business. Our client is looking to recruit a Mechanical Design Engineer, reporting to the Engineering Manager to join their team just outside Newmarket (CB8).


Key Responsibilities:

  • Work closely with the Mechanical Design Team to further the development of new products and progress existing products.
  • To develop and design new products to specification.
  • Implement new products to manufacturing.
  • Design tooling, assembly aids and fixtures for manufacture internally and externally.
  • The production of work instructions from 3D models.
  • Using DfMA methodology support programs for NPI including tolerance and design optimisation.
  • At all times be mindful of new processes and manufacturing methods that can be offer better efficiencies within the legacy, BAU product range.

Personal Requirements:

  • HNC or higher in Mechanical Engineering.
  • 3D CAD Solid Modelling experience, ideally, minimum 3 years experience with Solid Works.
  • 2D Cad Experience - AutoCAD.
  • Solid project management skills.
  • Exposure to Automated, Manual, Product Testing and Machining manufacture techniques.
  • Comfortable communicating internally and externally at all levels of the organisational strata.

Working Hours and Pay:

Monday - Friday, 39 hours per week.



  • c. £35,000 - £40,000 equivalent per annum.

This is an excellent opportunity to be exposed to a highly technical industry, designing products for some of the harshest environments in the world.


If this role is of interest to you, please do not hesitate to contact us or click apply.


CREM Recruitment Ltd. acts as an employment business for the supply of temporary workers, and as an employment agency in recruitment for permanent roles.


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