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A fast-growing diagnostics company in the UK is seeking a Mechanical Designer to create and refine solutions for next-gen diagnostics platforms. The role requires deep CAD experience, preferably in SolidWorks, and the ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams. You'll have a direct impact on product development, with benefits that include a competitive salary, medical insurance, and a supportive team environment.
In short: designing the things that make the thing work.
You’ll be part of a small but mighty mechanical engineering team, working alongside other engineers, scientists, firmware developers, and product managers. Your job is to design the product, and build the jigs, fixtures, and subsystems that bring our platform to life.
This is a hands-on role. You’ll be deep in CAD one day, on the bench troubleshooting an electro-mechanical prototype the next. You’re not expected to be the “blue-sky concept” person, but you’ll work closely with those who are. Your superpower is turning big (and sometimes vague) ideas into robust, elegant designs.
Expect to:
In 2025, you’ll help optimise and refine our existing system. In 2026, you’ll be starting fresh, helping us define and deliver the next-generation platform.
You’re not just a good designer, you’re a good collaborator. You know how to talk to scientists, biologists, and less-technical colleagues without making them feel like they’re speaking a different language.
We’d love to hear from you if you have:
Bonus points if you’ve worked in ISO13485 environments or helped take a product from lab prototype to scaled manufacture.
LEX Diagnostics is scaling fast, with major investment, an FDA submission in motion, and big plans for 2026. We\'re still small enough for everyone to have a voice, but big enough to do serious engineering. Your work will have a direct impact on our next chapter.
Here’s what you’ll get:
Want to help shape both the product, and the future of a next-gen diagnostics platform?
Click apply. Or let’s talk. We’re happy to show you what we’re building.