Senior Electromechanical Design Engineer -Applications

Hudson Shribman
Bristol
5 days ago
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Senior Electromechanical Design Engineer (Applications) c60k + Bonus
South East Ref: ABJ6474BR

Bristol REMOTE Perm

As a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer with a strong interest in manufacturing, you will be able to make an immediate impact and quickly operate effectively within the role, joining a rapidly growing global leader in subsea technology, supporting design projects in manufacturing, offshore energy, and high-pressure subsea technology sectors worldwide.

In this role, you will complement established in-house design and manufacturing expertise, developing innovative engineering solutions for extreme operating environments across global markets. As a senior mechanical design engineer this offers an excellent opportunity to build a long-term career within a well-established and highly regarded production environment.As a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer, you will lead complex engineering projects, mentor junior engineers, and ensure that high-quality designs meet customer requirements.

Working Arrangements
Remote working is available following an initial induction period. During the early stages, you will be required to work closely with the business, including time spent at the South East head office to support onb...

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