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Mechanical Engineer

Enterprise Recruitment Ltd
Cambridge
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Mechanical Engineer


Cambridge- Well-funded Startup- £ Attractive Package + Equity Options


This is your chance to take ownership of exciting mechanical design projects, see your ideas come to life, and play a key role in the growth of a hugely ambitious startup.


You’ll be joining a company developing critical defence technology with a mission to save lives. Backed by strong funding and a leadership team with a clear vision, they’re building systems that push the boundaries of what’s possible. This isn’t a place where you’ll just follow instructions you’ll be trusted to innovate, contribute ideas, and take real responsibility from day one.


Day to day, you will be hands-on with design, development, and testing of mechanical systems, working closely with a talented team who are passionate about solving complex engineering challenges. It’s a collaborative environment, but also one where you’ll be encouraged to take the initiative and drive your own work forward.


What you’ll need:

  • A top degree in Mechanical Engineering from a leading university
  • At least 2 years’ industry experience in mechanical design
  • Ambition, drive, and the desire to grow with a fast-moving company
  • Good mechanical engineering fundamentals in FEA and analysis

In return, you’ll join a well-funded startup offering an excellent package, equity options, and genuine opportunities for progression as the company scales.

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