Manufacturing Engineer (NPI)

Stream Resourcing

Greater London

1 year ago

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Manufacturing Engineer (NPI)

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Greater London

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This particular role will be supporting a brand-new project which will enable you to work alongside senior members of the team supporting a new product being introduced.

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Your responsibilities and duties

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About you

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