Graduate Mechanical Engineer — Design, Analysis & Energy Projects

Assystem; England; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Assystem in the United Kingdom invites graduates to join its Engineering Graduate Scheme. From day one you work on real engineering challenges with mentors, gaining broad exposure across teams and projects.

You will support mechanical design, prepare calculations and reports, participate in design reviews, and learn to apply engineering standards under guidance. We value curiosity, clear communication and problem solving, with relocation support within the UK and a structured training program.

Qualifications

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline.
• Curious, motivated to learn and apply ideas.
• Clear communication and teamwork.
• Logical thinking, problem solving, and attention to detail.
• Interest in complex engineering projects.

Responsibilities

• Support mechanical design, specification and engineering assessment activities.
• Prepare calculations, technical notes, reports and engineering documentation.
• Take part in design reviews, technical meetings and multidisciplinary collaboration.
• Use engineering tools and apply relevant standards with guidance from experienced colleagues.
• Help teams identify and resolve technical issues, risks and interfaces.

Skills

Mechanical Engineering degree

Curious and motivated to learn

Clear communication

Analytical thinking and problem‑solvng

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Design Engineering

Job description

Assystem in the United Kingdom invites graduates to join its Engineering Graduate Scheme. From day one you work on real engineering challenges with mentors, gaining broad exposure across teams and projects.

You will support mechanical design, prepare calculations and reports, participate in design reviews, and learn to apply engineering standards under guidance. We value curiosity, clear communication and problem solving, with relocation support within the UK and a structured training program.