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Mechanical Technical Design Engineer - Leicester - Aerospace - £45k

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united kingdom
4 months ago
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Mechanical Technical Design Engineer - Leicester - Aerospace - £45k


The Company:


Our client is a well-established precision engineering company based in Leicester, specialising in the design and manufacture of bespoke broach cutting tools. With a strong reputation in theAerospace and Automotivesectors, delivering high-quality, tailored solutions that meet the demanding standards of global manufacturers. Due to ongoing growth and success, they're looking to strengthen their team with a talented and driven Mechanical Technical Design Engineer.


The Role:

As aMechanical Technical Design Engineer, you will be responsible for producing bespoke designs for specialist cutting tools used in high-precision applications. This role involves creating both 2D and 3D CAD models and providing technical design support across internal departments. Working within a friendly and collaborative environment, you’ll play a key part in translating complex technical requirements into practical engineering solutions.


Role:Mechanical Technical Design Engineer

Salary:£45,000

Location:Leicester

Hours:Full-time, Monday to Friday, Flexitime available

Work Model:On-site


Key Responsibilities:

• Design and produce technical specifications for custom broach cutting tools

• Create layout designs to support customer quotations

• Develop detailed 2D and 3D CAD production drawings using AutoCAD and Inventor

• Assist with root cause analysis for technical design issues

• Provide technical support to the production team and respond to engineering queries

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure a smooth transition from design to manufacture


Key Skills & Experience:

• Minimum HNC or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering

• Previous experience in a mechanical design role within a precision engineering environment

• Proficient in 2D and 3D CAD (AutoCAD and Inventor essential)

• Experience with tool design is advantageous

• Strong communication skills and ability to work both independently and as part of a team

• Able to reliably commute to Leicester or be willing to relocate


What You’ll Receive:

• 25 days’ holiday plus bank holidays

• Competitive salary package

• Attendance bonus

• Relaxed and supportive working environment

• Company pension scheme

• Opportunities for professional development and career progression


Interested?

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