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Humand Talent is recruiting a Mechanical Engineer with a product design focus to join its engineering team in the UK. The role is office-based and hands-on, involving the progression of concepts into physical products.
You will design and refine mechanical components using 3D CAD (Inventor or similar), support prototype builds, review performance data, and produce manufacturing documentation while collaborating with fellow engineers to meet project objectives.
Do you enjoy working on mechanical designs that make it off the screen and into production?
Are you looking for a role where you can stay hands-on while continuing to build your design expertise?
Interested in joining an engineering team that values practical problem-solving and collaboration?
We are working with an established UK engineering business that is continuing to invest in its in-house product development capability. As part of this growth, they’re looking to add a Mechanical Engineer with a product design focus to their engineering team.
This is a practical, office-based role suited to engineers who enjoy being closely involved in design activity and seeing concepts progress into physical products.
You’ll be part of a collaborative engineering function, contributing to the design and refinement of mechanical products used in real-world applications.
Typical responsibilities will include:
The role offers exposure to a variety of design tasks rather than a narrow project remit.
This position would suit someone with experience in mechanical or product design who enjoys hands-on engineering and structured development environments.
Relevant experience may include:
Formal qualifications are helpful, though practical design experience is equally valued.
We and our client are committed to building an inclusive team that values different backgrounds and experiences. If this role sounds interesting but you do not meet every single requirement, we would still encourage you to apply. Potential and attitude matter just as much as experience.