Mechanical Engineers - HU7 Area £40k-£50K per year DOE Monday to Friday 07:00-16:00 Permanent position Our client, specialist suppliers of bespoke HVAC equipment, their highly skilled, quality trained workforce adopts stainless steel 316L high class welding assembly and Siemens PCL control electrical and electronic interfacing to create the highest standard of equipment. Our client is a specialist in the design and manufacture of high integrity heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment for offshore oil and gas, nuclear, marine, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, process and energy sectors. They place a high priority on its skilled workforce and the fact that they have generations of skilled craftsmen working for them speaks volumes about the value they place on people. With an eye to the future, they are currently recruiting across the business to begin training the next generation of experts. Responsibilities: Designing, manufacturing, and installing components that fulfill requirements. Analyzing problems or deficiencies and developing solutions to resolve them. Conducting experiments and evaluations to improve and innovate product designs. Creating plans and designs using CAD technology. Estimating budgets and time scopes for each project. Writing technical documentation for machine operators. Ensuring that products meet compliance regulations. Collaborating with project managers and other engineers in our team. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering (master's preferred). Licensed as a professional engineer. Experience working in the mechanical engineering field. Superior computer skills, with solid experience in CAD, CAM, and Matlab/LabView programs. Ability to run simulations and analyze test data. Ability to write clear and comprehensive technical documentation. Highly analytical mind, with exceptional problem-solving skills and attention to detail. If you are interested and meet the above criteria, please send your CV to (url removed) or call the Commercial team on (phone number removed) if you have any queries