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Manufacturing Engineer - CNC Laser focused
South Birmingham
Permanent
Highly competitive salary

  • Are you an experienced Manufacturing Engineer ready to push the boundaries of advanced CNC and laser machining?

    EMBS Engineering has been tasked to identify an ambitious, capable engineer who is experienced in Manufacturing / Production Engineering within precision machining.

    Our client is a forward thinking, reputable market leader that is experiencing considerable growth at the moment, with even recent acquisitions occuring in the last 12 months.
    They specialise in manufacturing through machining and fabrication processes, complex, interesting components for advanced manufacturing markets, including Aerospace.

    Due to the companies expansion, they are looking to add to their already talented team and identify a Manufacturing Engineer who is interested in working specifically within their Laser machining department.

    What’s In It for You?

  • Highly competitive salary - depending on experience

  • Join a well-established, growing engineering business offering stability and longevity

  • Work on exciting, high-spec projects with major OEMs

  • Structured training and development, including laser machining training

  • Clear progression opportunities

  • Excellent benefits and a collaborative team working environment

    Key Responsibilities:

  • Support the Manufacturing Manager in driving production excellence

  • Create robust, offline programs for CNC, Laser and EDM machines

  • Design and develop tooling, jigs, fixtures, and press tools

  • Contribute to continuous improvement across processes and productivity

    What We’re Looking For?

    You might already be a Manufacturing, Production, or CAD CAM Engineer, or an Offline Programmer looking to step into a role with variety and challenge.

    Must-Haves:

  • Proven experience with CNC, Laser or EDM programming

  • SolidWorks and/or SolidCAM experience

  • Knowledge of tooling/fixturing design

  • Background in precision engineering sectors (Aerospace, Automotive, Nuclear, Defence etc.)

  • A desire to learn, adapt, and take on new technologies

    Laser-specific experience is not required — our client is willing to train the right person!

    Eligibility Requirements:

  • You must have the unrestricted right to work in the UK

  • Able to commute to the South Birmingham / Redditch area

  • Must be eligible to undergo UK Security Clearance (we cannot offer visa sponsorship)

  • Willing to complete a DBS check if required

    How to Apply:

    If you're passionate about precision engineering and want to advance your career in a supportive and innovative environment, we’d love to hear from you. Please click the link below and apply now with your most up to date CV!

    About EMBS Engineering:

    We’re a trusted talent partner to some of the UK's most advanced precision engineering businesses. From Aerospace to Green Tech, we help professionals like you secure career-defining opportunities

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