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Electro Mechanical Engineer

Weymouth
1 week ago
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Company Overview

Our client are industry leaders in industrial automation and robotics, with headquarters located in the heart of Dorset. With extensive experience delivering state-of-the-art automation and robotic solutions to global household-name clients-particularly within the aerospace sector- they have built a world-class reputation for solving complex industrial challenges through innovation, precision, and collaboration.

The Role

Key Responsibilities



Develop electromechanical automation and robotic handling systems for manufacturing, inspection, and assembly applications.

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Generate and document concept designs, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure design quality and best practice.

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Produce clear and accurate technical documentation including operator manuals, test reports, and requirements specifications.

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Carry designs through to testing and commissioning, identifying issues early and proposing effective solutions.

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Support the sales engineering team with proposal development, including client site visits to assess processes and project feasibility.s

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Participate in research and development activities, contributing to continuous improvement and internal innovation projects.

Candidate Profile

Essential:

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Proven experience taking designs from concept through to commissioning.

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Skilled in defining system-level requirements and applying structured design processes.

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Strong background in technical documentation, including manuals, test reports, and specifications.

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Experience conducting qualification and acceptance testing for systems and components.

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Practical understanding of manufacturing processes and mechanical design principles.

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Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

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Proficient with Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio).

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Degree or equivalent qualification in Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electrical, or Systems Engineering.

Desirable:

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Experience with 2D/3D vision systems or robotic automation.

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Familiarity with SolidWorks CAD.

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Knowledge of PLC control systems or C# software control.

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Understanding of electrical control systems.

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Experience with composite manufacturing (e.g., carbon fibre).

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Knowledge of ISO standards and documentation control.

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Ability to make accurate material and time estimates during project development

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