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Project Engineer

Gloucester
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Project Engineer – Gloucester, Gloucestershire
A new opportunity has arisen for a skilled Project Engineer to join an innovative engineering team in Gloucester, Gloucestershire. This role places the successful candidate at the forefront of technical design, product development, and advanced materials engineering for high-performance applications in sectors such as defence, marine, security, and automotive.
The Project Engineer job in Gloucester, Gloucestershire will take full ownership of technical projects from concept through to production. Responsibilities will include developing solutions, responding to technical enquiries, conducting validation and testing, and supporting production teams throughout the lifecycle of each project. Working closely with customers, suppliers, and internal teams, the role will require both technical expertise and strong project management skills.
Key responsibilities for the Project Engineer in Gloucester, Gloucestershire include:


  • Delivering engineering development projects, including conceptual design and enquiry responses.

  • Managing new product and process development from prototype through to production.

  • Designing and executing internal and external test programs for validation.

  • Supporting business development activities through site visits, customer calls, and event attendance.

  • Acting as the technical expert for designated product ranges.

  • Liaising with stakeholders to ensure technical requirements are met at every stage.
    MUST BE A BRITISH CITIZEN

The ideal candidate will be degree-qualified in a relevant field such as Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Aerospace Engineering, or Product Design, with at least two years of industry experience. A background in manufacturing, composite materials, or technical report writing will be advantageous.
This Project Engineer role in Gloucester, Gloucestershire offers a rare chance to become a subject matter expert in advanced engineering solutions while working on projects that demand precision, innovation, and performance. The successful candidate will thrive in a structured environment, have excellent attention to detail, and be capable of managing multiple projects concurrently.
If you are a driven Project Engineer seeking a challenging and rewarding position in Gloucester, Gloucestershire, this role provides the platform to make a real impact across multiple high-profile industries

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