Mechanical Design Engineer

Here's a role where the detail matters. The drawings, the specs, the calculations - they all sit at the heart of what this company delivers. And they're looking for someone who actually enjoys getting stuck into all of that.

If you're someone who likes understanding how things work, and you're the type who gets satisfaction from clean drawings and a well-structured BOM - you'll feel right at home.

You'll be designing hazardous area heating products. Sounds niche? It is - and you'll learn loads. They'll teach you how the products are built, how the design process flows, and how to develop into someone who can run projects, mentor others, or specialise in high-end design software.

A few things that'll help you stand out:

1. You've used Inventor or other 3D modelling software
2. You've worked with pressure vessels, hazardous area equipment or detailed technical specs
3. You take pride in tidy documentation and accurate project tracking
4. You like sharing your knowledge and wouldn't mind helping train others

What's in it for you:

1. Hybrid working (3 on-site, 2 from home once you've passed probation)
2. Early Friday finish
3. Tea, coffee and fresh fruit always stocked
4. On-site parking, cycle-to-work scheme, pension and sick pay
5. Plenty of opportunities to get involved in special projects - standard product development, new software rollouts, etc.

There's structure and support, but also room to shape your role around what you enjoy doing most. It's one of those rare places where you're not just a number on a Gantt chart.