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Mechanical Design Engineer

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Aberdeen
1 week ago
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Mechanical Design Engineer
Aberdeen Based
Competitive Salary

Our client is a specialist in innovative downhole technology for the global energy industry. They design and manufacture tools to solve current and emerging challenges for the oil and gas and energy transition sectors, including gas storage, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen storage and geothermal production.

This is an exciting time to join them as they embark on a programme of growth. They are looking for an experienced and hands on Mechanical Design Engineer to join their expanding team based in Aberdeen. This is an excellent opportunity to join a fast-paced and collaborative environment.

Job Role:

  • Develop test equipment for product validation in accordance with the relevant industry standards
  • Support the development of product line designs from concept through to finished products in alignment with company and industry standards
  • Production and review of engineering drawings to support design, manufacture, assembly, and test activities, ensuring accuracy and compliance with company standards
  • Provide technical support to the organisation to maximise the level of service the organisation can supply to the customer
  • Provide manual assistance in the process of assembly & testing of new products
  • Actively promote a positive team working environment within the engineering department and with all interfacing departments to nurture enthusiasm and support for ongoing projects to ensure they are brought to a successful conclusion

Skills and Experience:

  • Demonstrable relevant engineering experience with oilfield downhole tools
  • HNC or Degree Qualification in a relevant field (mechanical, product or electromechanical)
  • Must be able to clearly articulate technical principles, tool functionality and application
  • A good working knowledge of CAD systems (Solidworks or Inventor)
  • High level of mathematical capability to perform stress and load calculations
  • Self-motivated and able to work under pressure and to tight deadlines
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills

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