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Test Rig Specialist: Mechanical Interceptor technology

Enterprise Recruitment Ltd
Cambridge
2 weeks ago
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Test Rig Specialist: Mechanical Interceptor technology

Want to work on meaningful technology that saves lives and pushes the boundaries of what’s possible? Motivated by working alongside some of the most talented engineers in the UK?

This is a fantastic chance for ambitious engineers to join a rapidly growing business at the forefront of Aerospace development in the UK. A start-up now 50 strong with significant investment, you’ll be Joining a team of mechanical engineers focussing on counter missile technology.

Working alongside specialists in GD+T, mechanisms and rocket propulsion, your role will focus on the design and set-up of test rigs, crucial to key internal testing that allows the wider team to do full testing every few months.

This role is suitable for you if:

You have experience on the design and set-up of test rigs for mechanical testing
Good qualifications, a passion for engineering and desire to work with bright minds
Mechanical engineering focus, ideally with exposure to Aerospace industry, but this can be flexibleWhat’s on offer?

incredibly competitive salary package and equity options
Joining early where you will help shape a business that’s on track to become one of Europe’s major success stories in engineering technology.
Opportunity for progression at a company that is rapidly growing, with the chance to work alongside some of the brightest engineers in the country
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