Mechanical Engineer

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Are you an experienced Mechanical Engineer ready to step into a senior-level role? Do you thrive in driving complex projects from concept to service entry? If so, I want to hear from you!
I’m seeking a Mechanical Engineer to join a global leader in aerospace technology. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the development of innovative Aerospace systems, working across design, testing, qualification, and manufacturing.
You’ll play a key role in coordinating technical performance, cost control, and scheduling for new product development—collaborating with cross-functional teams and influencing future designs.

Mechanical Engineer
Permanent
Competitive Salary on Offer + Bonus
Monday to Thursday, 8:00am – 4:30pm, Friday, 8:00am – 3:30pm (Flexible Working Hours Available)
Coventry

Mechanical Engineer
Job Description

Lead or support product development projects from requirements capture to entry into service.
Perform and review engineering calculations and simulations to validate design.
Oversee creation and approval of technical documentation in line with internal, customer, and government standards.
Coordinate cross-functional engineering teams including stress, thermal, vibration, and reliability experts.
Support cost tracking, risk analysis, and design reviews to ensure project targets are met.
Collaborate with Supply Chain and Operations to ensure designs meet manufacturing and cost goals.
Assist in the development and review of qualification test documents and test setups.
Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and participate in corrective action activities.
Mechanical Engineer
Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering
5+ years’ experience in mechanical engineering, ideally within aerospace
Experience with Design for Manufacturing (DFM), GD&T, and standard manufacturing processes
Solid background in project management, including cost and schedule tracking
Familiarity with DFMEA, risk analysis, and engineering change management
Strong communicator—confident presenting to customers and leading technical discussions
Aerospace or Aircraft Systems knowledge preferred
Mechanical Engineer
Company Benefits

Bonus
10% Pension
If you feel you’re a good fit for this position, please click ‘apply’ or email me at (url removed)

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