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Senior/Principal Mechanical Design Engineer

Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited
Nottingham
2 weeks ago
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Your new companyI'm recruiting on behalf of a respected building services consultancy with a long-standing reputation for delivering high-quality engineering and project management solutions across the UK. Known for its collaborative culture and client-first approach, the business works across sectors including hospitality, residential, and the public sector.Following a recent strategic partnership, the company has expanded its offering to include project monitoring and building surveying-creating a more integrated service for clients and opening up exciting opportunities for technical leadership and innovation.Your new roleStarting in January, this is a fantastic opportunity for a Senior or Principal Mechanical Design Engineer to take a leading role within a multidisciplinary team. You'll be responsible for overseeing mechanical design work across a range of building services projects, while also mentoring and supporting junior engineers.The role is highly flexible, with most work carried out remotely. You'll only need to attend the Nottingham office on average once every couple of weeks, making it ideal for someone who values autonomy and work-life balance but is still within reasonable commuting distance for occasional in-person collaboration.What you'll need to succeed

  • Proven experience in mechanical building services design, ideally at senior or principal level.

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