Mechanical Design Engineer - Newton Aycliffe

Are you a skilled Mechanical Engineer with thorough 3D CAD software knowledge (Autodesk Inventor preferred), and expertise in drafting standards & technical drawing?

You will be designing & developing conveyor systems, for a market-leading UK manufacturer of conveyor systems & automated materials handling equipment.

This is a permanent opportunity in Newton Aycliffe, fully office based, offering a salary of £35,000-£45000. Supported training opportunities are also on offer!

Please note that all candidates MUST have the full rights to work in the UK, as sponsorship won't be offered.

Main duties will include

Design and develop conveyor systems to specified brief.
Produce 3D models and technical drawings in accordance with company CAD standards.
Produce technical documentation in accordance with company standards.
Manage drawings, bill of materials, and technical documents using company systems.
Ensure design compliance with project brief, relevant standards, and regulations.
Carry out technical analysis of designs with a view to improving DfMA and system functionality.What skills will you have?

Must-have:

Strong understanding of mechanical design principles
3D CAD software knowledge (Autodesk Inventor preferred)
Knowledge of drafting standards and technical drawing
Qualified in a relevant design or engineering discipline (HNC, degree, etc.)
Proficient at using Microsoft Office applications
Understanding of the design process, and its associated documentationDesirable:

Good PDM system knowledge (Autodesk Vault preferred)
Basic understanding of electrical design principles
Good knowledge of conveyor systems and associated hardware
Basic knowledge of Finite Element Analysis (FEA)What is on offer?

You will be working for a UK market-leading manufacturer on a salary range of £35,000-£45,000 with a generous benefits package.

The working hours are from Mon-Thurs from 8am-4:30pm, with a 3:30pm early finish on a Friday! Additionally, you will get a paid 15-minute morning break