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Graduate Engineer

Ilmor Engineering Ltd.
Brixworth
7 months ago
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GRADUATE MECHANICAL ENGINEER – DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND SIMULATION

At Ilmor, we specialise in the design, simulation, development and manufacture of powertrain systems, electronics, and software for Motorsport, Automotive and Marine applications. With an international presence, we value ourselves on providing technologically advanced solutions. We are innovating at pace in the development of high efficiency, race, and production ready, ICE and EV solutions for both land and sea.


You would be working for a business which is highly invested in technology, at the forefront of engineering developments and in an environment which truly has a family feel and everyone knows your name.


We are growing our pool of talent for exciting new projects and are looking for recent Automotive and Mechanical Engineering Graduates. Come and join the team at Ilmor, working on projects spanning multiple racing and non-racing disciplines, including: F1, IndyCar, World Rally Car and Hybrid Automotive.


You should be able to demonstrate:

  • Minimum degree education in a related Engineering Degree (i.e. Mechanical, Automotive or Electronics)
  • A Year in Industry engineering placement and/or relevant post graduate work experience

Strong understanding of engineering principles and different powertrain systems (including hybrid) or Electric propulsion and Electric Vehicle subsystems


We are looking for someone who has had experience of or exposure to:

  • Powertrain design, manufacture, and assembly (Design)
  • 3D CAD and FEA stress analysis (Design)
  • Engine dynamometer and sub-system rig testing (Development)
  • High level of competence in planning and executing testing activities, analysing data and reporting findings in a clear and succinct manner (Development)


Combined with this experience, we would like you to display:

  • Honesty and integrity
  • The ability to work effectively as an individual and as a member of a team, even when under pressure
  • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Structured approach to work with the ability and flexibility to meet tight deadlines
  • The ability to generate new approaches and innovate ideas
  • A genuine desire and determination to deliver commitments
  • Good communication skills in verbal and written formats


Benefits:

  • Salary between £31,000 and £36,000 dependant on qualification and experience
  • Performance related bonus
  • 35 days standard annual leave
  • Generous non-contributory pension scheme
  • Company-wide team activity events
  • A private medical health scheme
  • Life assurance

We are an out-of-town location with free on-site parking and easy walking access to shops, cafes and buses.

Positions are full-time and permanent.

To be considered, you must already have the right to work in the UK.


No AGENCIES or RECRUITMENT CONSULTANTS please

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