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Senior Mechanical Design Engineer
Job summary
A leading global engineering firm in the near Keighley area is seeking a Senior Design Engineer. This full-time permanent role involves design and development of high-performance valves for sectors such as Oil and Gas and defense. Suitable candidates will hold a degree in engineering and have a background in valve design, especially concerning design standards like API and ASME. Proficiency in Solidworks is advantageous and the position requires collaboration across various teams to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
Qualifications
- Degree level qualification in relevant engineering discipline required.
- Experience with high-performance valve design preferred.
- Knowledge of design standards (API/ASME) necessary.
Responsibilities
- Interpret specifications to design valves meeting requirements.
- Perform material selection and calculations.
- Collaborate with stakeholders across multiple teams.
- Support manufacturing and testing processes.
Skills
Education
Due to continued business growth, we are looking to recruit a Senior Design Engineer to join a leading global business in the near Keighley area.
The role will involve design and development of high–performance valves used across a range of sectors including Oil and Gas and defence applications.
This is a full time permanent opportunity with an industry leader in their field.
Ideally candidates will be qualified to degree level in a relevant engineering discipline, ideally with a demonstrable background in valve design and knowledge of design standards (API/ ASME). Candidates with experience in design of components within highly regulated industries such as Nuclear, Aerospace or Automotive may also be considered.
Experience work ASME standards or pressure equipment directive would be ideal.
Hours 36.5 hours per week ( Flexible Hours Mon– Thurs 7– 3 /8–4 / Friday 7–12/8–1)
- Interpret technical specifications to design valves that meet contractual and service requirements.
- Perform material selection and engineering calculations to size valve components.
- Generate Bills of Materials, general arrangement drawings, and detailed part definitions.
- Review and check the work of other team members.
- Collaborate with stakeholders across procurement, assembly, inspection, and testing.
- Support manufacturing and testing processes.
- Prepare design reports and support sales with technical input for tenders.
- Contribute to new product development and adopt emerging technologies.
- Ensure compliance with Health & Safety, Quality, and Environmental standards.
- Engineering qualification to Degree level or equivalent experience in a related engineering design field.
- Excellent knowledge of Design and Manufacturing Techniques.
- Experience in valve design and knowledge of valve design standards (API/ASME/ Pressure Equipment Directive)
- Proficiency in Solidworks is advantageous.
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