Manufacturing Engineer

Reevr; Nottingham; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading EV technology company is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to develop and scale production processes for advanced battery modules. This role involves designing and optimising manufacturing systems and collaborating with teams for high-quality results. Competitive compensation includes equity shares, private healthcare, and flexible hours. Join a passionate team driving electric innovation in a hybrid working environment.

Benefits

Equity shares

Private healthcare

28 days holiday

Flexible hours

Qualifications

• Background in manufacturing/process engineering for low- or medium-volume assembly.
• Experience with battery modules/packs, energy storage, or precision assembly.
• Strong understanding of lean manufacturing, automation, and industrialisation.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement and optimise manufacturing systems for innovative battery products.
• Drive DFM/DFA principles to ensure scalable, cost-effective production.
• Introduce new technologies and automation solutions to enhance efficiency.

Skills

Manufacturing/process engineering

Lean manufacturing

Automation solutions

Problem-solving

Job description

Overview

Manufacturing Engineer – Cutting-Edge EV Technology

£60,000–£65,000 Equity Shares Private Healthcare 28 Days Holiday Flexible Hours
Location: Brackley area (Hybrid / Flexible Working)

Are you ready to shape the future of EV? This fast-growing EV technology company, with huge growth on the horizon and plans to expand into a new UK manufacturing facility next year, this is an incredible opportunity to join early and make your mark.

As a Manufacturing Engineer, you’ll play a key role in developing and scaling production processes for advanced battery modules and packs, taking projects from prototype to production. You’ll work across design, manufacturing, and testing, ensuring products are built to world-class quality, performance, and efficiency standards.

What you’ll be doing

• Design, implement and optimise manufacturing systems for innovative battery products.
• Drive DFM/DFA principles to ensure scalable, cost-effective production.
• Introduce new technologies and automation solutions to enhance efficiency.
• Lead early build and industrialisation activities, both in-house and with partners.
• Collaborate closely with design, quality, and operations teams to deliver exceptional results.

What we’re looking for

• Background in manufacturing/process engineering for low- or medium-volume assembly.
• Experience with battery modules/packs, energy storage, or precision assembly.
• Strong understanding of lean manufacturing, automation, and industrialisation.
• Confident communicator with hands-on, problem-solving approach.

Join a team that’s passionate, fast-moving, and growing rapidly — with real equity, autonomy, and influence from day one.

Apply now to be part of a journey that’s powering the next generation of electric innovation.