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Location: Broughton

Pay Rate: £47 p/h via an umbrella company

Are you ready to design the next generation of robotic systems that will transform aerospace manufacturing? We're looking for a forward-thinking Mechanical Designer to bring bold ideas to life-turning concepts into cutting-edge robotic solutions used on real-world production lines.

What You'll Do:

Design with impact: Create mechanical systems and components that power advanced robotics in aerospace.
Innovate from the ground up: Develop and refine concepts, from sketches to fully functional prototypes.
Engineer for excellence: Perform simulations, stress analysis, and GD&T to ensure your designs are robust, safe, and production-ready.
Collaborate across disciplines: Work closely with robotics engineers, automation experts, and manufacturing teams to bring ideas to life.
Own your work: Produce detailed CAD models, drawings, and documentation that guide manufacturing and assembly.
See it in action: Support testing, validation, and deployment of your designs on real shop floors.

What You'll Bring:

A degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent hands-on experience.
Strong CAD skills (CATIA, 3DX preferred) and a solid grasp of mechanical design principles.
Experience with pneumatic, hydraulic, or robotic systems is a big plus.
A practical mindset-you enjoy building, testing, and improving your designs.
A creative, problem-solving attitude and a passion for innovation

This vacancy is being advertised by Belcan

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