Mechanical Design EngineerAerospace BackgroundExcellent Salary + 6% Pension + Healthcare + 4 or 5 day working week Are you a Mechanical Design Engineer with aerospace experience who thrives in a high-performance environment? If so, we would love to hear from you!Our client is a global leader in aerospace systems, trusted by major OEM’s including Airbus, Boeing and Leonardo. From raw material to aftermarket support, their mission is to engineer smarter, safer and more reliable components that shape the future of aerospace.We now have a fantastic opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer to join the NPI Team in Cheltenham, Gloucester. Key tasksFull product lifecycle from New Product Introduction (NPI) through to modifying & supporting in service products on various aerospace programsLead and support the design of hydraulic and electro-mechanical products for aerospace platformsDevelop test equipment in partnership with the advanced testing teamTranslate complex customer specifications into cutting-edge designsDrive verification and validation (V&V) activitiesPresent innovative technical solutions to stakeholders and clientsSolve real-world challenges through cross-functional collaboration and technical leadershipShape engineering best practices and influence technical strategyRequired:BSc/BEng in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent experience)Min 5 years’ experience designing gears, hydraulic or electro-mechanical components in aerospaceAerospace regulatory and standards knowledgeProficiency with SolidWorks or similar 2D/3D CAD toolsSolid understanding of: reliability & safety/airworthiness, design for manufacture, materials, stress and mechanical design, GD&T, DFMEA, and quality processesExcellent communication and presentation skillsAbility to travel to different locations in UK and abroad On offerCompetitive salary and packageWork Pattern: 37 hours/week | Flexible 4 or 5 day work weekCareer growth prospectsOpportunity to work on cutting-edge projectsBe part of a collaborative team where creativity and curiosity are encouraged