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Mechanical Engineer

YT Technologies
Warwickshire
6 days ago
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Overview

Mechanical Engineer – Warwickshire – £40,000-£50,000 (Negotiable).

YT Technologies are proud to announce a new partnership with a world-leading engineering consultancy company, based in Warwick. This company offers outstanding engineering services with a full focus on product design, covering mechanical, software and electronics.

In this new Mechanical Design role, you will get the chance to work alongside other talented individuals on a diverse range of exciting and challenging projects, from well-known consumer products, and novel transport solutions to safety-critical medical devices, knowing that with your input you are making a real difference to people\'s lives.

What you need
  • A 1st or Upper 2nd degree in mechanical engineering from a university with a strong engineering reputation, or an equivalent broad-based technical qualification.
  • Experience working in a product design or development environment, applying Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) tools and computational techniques to deliver product solutions, utilising a wide range of manufacturing processes and materials.
  • Ability to work in the Warwick area and you must, by the commencement of employment, have the right to work in the UK.
  • Knowledge and experience in low-volume rapid prototyping technologies as well high-volume processes such as injection moulding.
  • To lead by example in setting standards with a “can do” attitude that inspires colleagues and clients.

The role comes with a great array of benefits, including 3 bonuses per year!

Please apply within to be considered


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