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Basildon

£Comp + Bens

Permanent

A respected designer, manufacturer and builder of award-winning race engines requires a Mechanical Design Engineer to join their small talented team based in Basildon.

What you'll be doing:

  • Design/analysis of critical components for a specific race program and Historics business
  • Implement engine build manuals and technical documents from the ground up, referenced daily by engineers and build staff
  • Fault analysis of failed components, determining the cause and producing failure reports to distribute across the engineering team
  • Communicating with external suppliers for fault analysis and product development
  • Data analysis from track and dyno data to spot anomalies
  • Using Catia V5 to create models, assemblies and technical drawings

Skills helpful for the role:

  • Degree qualified with experience in a similar role at a professional motorsport level (powertrain), ideally F1, WEC, IndyCar, DTM or other relevant experience
  • Efficient user of CATIA V5 for solid and surface modelling with technical drawings
  • Data management and BoM control
  • Capable of using structural analysis packages in CATIA for part optimisation
  • Formal training of GD&T
  • Data analysis of track & Dyno data in LifeView
  • Understanding of manufacturing processes and design for manufacture
  • Efficient at fault investigation, containment and rectification
  • Proficient Microsoft Office Suite user

What you'll get:

  • £Competitive
  • Pension

No Certificate of Sponsorship is available. Demand for this role will undoubtedly be high and interviews will be arranged very soon. If you have the skills required for the Mechanical Design Engineer role and you want to be considered, please apply today. If you have any questions about the Mechanical Design Engineer role, please contact Paul Branton at Jonathan Lee Recruitment on 01268 455525.

 

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Basildon

£Comp + Pension

Permanent

A respected designer, manufacturer and builder of award-winning race engines requires a Stores Controller to join their small talented team based in Basildon.

What you'll be doing:

  • Maintaining accurate stock records and working with BoM's whilst ensuring stores are kept organised, replenished and up to date
  • Goods inwards - booking in all goods
  • Maintaining accurate stock levels
  • Translating BoM into works orders to manufacture jobs
  • Working with BoM's to create pick and shortage lists
  • Ensuring stock in and individual stock items booked out
  • Regular stock taking/adjustments and year end stock taking

Skills helpful for the role:

  • Previous experience of stores in a manufacturing environment essential
  • Good working knowledge of BoM's in manufacturing environment essential
  • Processing BoM's into works orders
  • Previous working knowledge of EFACS or other purchasing /stores software desirable
  • Understanding of manufacturing a finished item from individual components
  • Understanding of automotive/engine parts desirable but not essential (work experience or hobby interest)

What you'll get:

  • £Competitive
  • Pension

No Certificate of Sponsorship is available. Demand for this role will undoubtedly be high and interviews will be arranged very soon. If you have the skills required for the Stores Controller role and you want to be considered, please apply today. If you have any questions about the Stores Controller role, please contact Paul Branton at Jonathan Lee Recruitment on 01268 455525.

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Your CV will be forwarded to Jonathan Lee Recruitment, a leading engineering and manufacturing recruitment consultancy established in 1978. The services advertised by Jonathan Lee Recruitment are those of an Employment Agency.

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Thatcham

£Comp + Bens

Permanent

An award-winning transmission technology specialist requires Design Engineers (up to Principle level) to work within small cohesive teams on challenging projects in a fast moving environment. The Design Engineers will be responsible for the design and detail of gearbox components and complete transmission systems. 

What you'll be doing:

-    Design responsibility for individual design and development projects

-    Manage and deliver such projects on time, to project cost and to project specification

-    Supervise Design and Detail Engineers to undertake design and development projects

-    Undertake CAD modelling and scheming on 3D CAD

-    Assist in the timescale and resource planning of engineering projects

Skills helpful for the role:

-    Degree qualified in mechanical engineering or relevant discipline

-    Post graduate experience in a design engineering environment, ideally within motorsport or automotive

-    Experience of designing rotating metal components is desirable

-    Knowledge of Siemens NX 3D CAD system or similar

-    Experience of applying first principles to solve real-world problems

-    Excellent organisational and IT skills (MS Office)

-    Knowledge of manufacturing processes, procedures, controls and quality standards, together with ERP systems

What you'll get:

-    £Competitive

-    Pension

-    Healthcare

-    EV Car salary sacrifice scheme

Demand for this role will undoubtedly be high and interviews will be arranged very soon.  If you have the skills required for the Design Engineer role and you want to be considered, please apply today. If you have any questions about the Design Engineer role, please contact Paul Branton at Jonathan Lee Recruitment on 01268 455525.

Your CV will be forwarded to Jonathan Lee Recruitment, a leading engineering and manufacturing recruitment consultancy established in 1978. The services advertised by Jonathan Lee Recruitment are those of an Employment Agency.

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