Senior Mechanical Engineer

Markem-Imaje
Nottingham
3 weeks ago
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The Role

As Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will be part of a global, cross-disciplinary, agile team designing, implementing, validating and maintaining mechanical subsystems for Markem‑Imaje current and future printers.


In this role you will work with talented engineers in a global environment, building complex products. From proof of concept to production you’ll work with products across a variety of printing technologies, targeted to meet our customers’ needs and the strategic objectives of Markem‑Imaje.


What you will do:

  • Drive quality and efficiency within the Mechanical Engineering team by setting an outstanding example in terms of highly effective design collaboration with cross‑functional teams in a global capacity (USA, UK, France, Poland, Italy, India, China).
  • Perform and lead CAD design, engineering computers simulations, and mechanical engineering related lab experiments in support of design validation and reliability goals.
  • Bring a strong technical expertise during design reviews and problem‑solving activities.
  • Deploy state of the art mechanical engineering development practices (such as advanced fabrication methods, rapid prototyping, reliability studies, FEA/CFD simulation, etc.).
  • Follow and drive improvement of best practices and tools to improve team efficiency, effectiveness, and mechanical subsystem quality.
  • Use outstanding communication and interpersonal skills to execute efficient interfaces with third‑party engineering partners and suppliers.

What you need to have:

  • Bachelor or Masters’ degree in Mechanical Engineering, or similar.
  • Significant experience in Mechanical Engineering research and development roles, preferably within an Industrial environment.
  • Experience designing industrial products from concept through production.
  • Experience in CAD design (Creo/Windchill preferred), FEA/CFD analysis, and thermal/flow/pneumatics/electro‑mechanical testing.
  • Experience in 3D manufacturing, additive manufacturing, injection molding or precision part casting is a plus.
  • Must be able to work independently as well as work well within a team environment.
  • Must be organized, results oriented with the ability to work on multiple projects in parallel.

What we offer:

  • A great job, highly professional environment and friendly work culture
  • Growth opportunities & international environment
  • Recruitment referral bonus
  • Smart casual dress code

You’ll only be the right candidate if you are aligned to our values and culture:

  • Winning through customers
  • High ethical standards, openness and trust
  • Expectations for results
  • Respect and value people

Seniority level

Mid‑Senior level


Employment type

Full‑time


Job function

Engineering, Design, and Manufacturing


Industries

Automation Machinery Manufacturing, Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing, and Industrial Machinery Manufacturing


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