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Mechanical Design Manager

Orion Electrotech Automation
Solihull
5 days ago
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My client has over 35 years industry experience and an exceptional reputation for designing, manufacturing, and delivering bespoke automated manufacturing, processing, and packing solutions to a range of industry sectors.As the Mechanical Design Manager, you will be responsible for leading the mechanical design team. The role involves managing a small team of 4 mechanical design engineers (approximately 75% management) while also contributing directly to mechanical design tasks (25%). The ideal candidate will have experience managing workflows, running weekly design reviews, budget control and checking designs.What we would like from the Mechanical Design Manager:Bachelors or Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering or related fieldProven experience in mechanical design within automation, mechatronics, or related industriesPrior leadership or managerial experience, preferably in a small team settingProficiency with Inventor or other 3D CAD softwareStrong understanding of mechanical materials, manufacturing processes, and design for reliabilityKnowledge of pneumatics and control systemsKnowledge of relevant standards and safety regulationsWhat we offer the Mechanical Design Manager:Salary up to £65,000 doe25 days annual leaveCompany pension37.5 hours week (8am till 4.30pm Mon to Thurs and 8am till 1.30pm Friday)If this opportunity as a Mechanical Design Manager is of interest to you, dont hesitate and get in touch asap!Click here to apply or contact Luke Tanner at Orion RecruitmentTPBN1_UKTJ

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