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R&D Engineer

Nuneaton
2 weeks ago
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R&D Engineer, Nuneaton, basic to c£55k.

Are you:

  • Keen to gain involvement in varied projects?
  • Looking to develop a concept all the way through to production?
    This could be for you.

    THE ROLE
    Part of a small R&D team, developing new mechanical products for heating and cooling of buildings. From initial concept, you'll take full ownership of projects, through product design, manufacturing & production through to prototyping and testing.
    Role includes:
  • Assess detailed product specifications and project brief.
  • Assess components, technologies, competitor analysis and changes in industry legislation to ensure best practice is followed.
  • Performing calculations around heating, cooling, airflow and flow rates.
  • Developing a 3D modelled design and production drawings on CAD.
  • Liaising with suppliers to build a Bill of Materials for manufacturing, working closely with production through build and test phases.

    THE PERSON
    Essential:
  • Mechanical engineering & manufacturing background required, ideally with sheet metal products.
  • You'll most likely have worked as an R&D Engineer, Product Engineer, Design Engineer or Product Development Engineer.
  • Ideally backed by an HNC or degree in an engineering subject, with a minimum of 3-4 years' post grad experience.
  • Strong CAD capability in 2D & 3D packages.

    Desirable:
  • Working knowledge within the heating and cooling industry is preferred but not essential.

    THE PACKAGE
    A basic salary in the c£40-55k bracket, pending on background and experience.
    Full company benefits.

    THE LOCATION
    Based on-site in Nuneaton.
    Some home-working offered after initial training period

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