Application Engineer

Octagon Group

Whitstable, Kent

10 months ago

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NEW APPLICATION ENGINEER IN WHITSTABLE.

A leading manufacturer of a range of complex electronic applications for the military and aerospace industries are searching for a Application Engineer to join their dynamic team based in Whitstable, Kent.

Our client is looking for a proactive Application Engineer to support the sales and business development teams by creating robust, innovative and customer focused-product solutions.

Responsibilities as an Application Engineer in Whitstable.

Create and develop new and existing product designs, working from concept to validation.
Support NPI projects and ensure solutions align with technical and strategic goals.
Engage directly with customer to understand requirements and translate them into technical specs.
Produce drawings, specifications, compliance matrices, and application notes.
Collaborate cross-functionally with Engineering, Product Management, Operations, and more
Identify and manage design risks, obsolescence, and manufacturing constraints

Requirements as an Application Engineer in Whitstable.
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a relevant technical discipline.
Experience in design, engineering or product development roles.
Willing to travel in the UK and abroad as needed.

If you are interested in this Application Engineer job in Whitstable. then APPLY NOW - please contact Adam on (phone number removed)

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