Do you have an engineering degree and broad strokes knowledge of multi-disciplinary engineering? (mechanical, electrical, electronic, software, systems)
Are you interested in product safety?
Would you like to work in the rail sector?
This could be the role for you!
We're looking for an enthusiastic Graduate Engineer with a keen interest in engineering safety and a desire to work in the railway sector. This isn't a hands-on R&D position, but you'll be crucial in defining requirements based on safety standards within our development projects. You'll be involved at every stage of the project lifecycle, from raising assumptions and requirements in tenders to specifying aspects for project design and generating justification documentation. Working with a small organisation, you may also contribute to other engineering aspects related to your background. We encourage identifying areas for improvement, and your suggestions will be heard and considered by the R&D team.
You'll be part of a small, dynamic organisation that values your input and encourages discussion. This is a niche but vital role within the engineering discipline, offering a great opportunity to specialise in product safety within the rail industry. We recognize this is not a typical graduate role and are looking for individuals who are genuinely interested in making a significant impact in a specialised field. There will be limited hands on R&D work as part of this post.
Graduate Engineer - Key Responsibilities:
Understand and apply compliance with industry standards.
Contribute to requirements capture and project planning.
Liaise with colleagues during project execution.
Participate in the final review and audit of finished products.
Generate supporting justification documentation.
Identify and raise potential areas for improvement.
Graduate Engineer - Desired Skills & Background:
A strong understanding of compliance—how standards dictate requirements and how to meet them—is crucial for product safety.
While we appreciate all engineering disciplines, we have a professional preference for a multidisciplinary engineering background, with an understanding of various engineering properties.
Enthusiasm for engineering safety and a desire to work within the railway sector.
Evidence of having to read and apply rules and regulations.
Graduate Engineer - Work Environment & Logistics:
Agile work environment with a 60/40 split, requiring 60% of your time in the office.
There is no relocation assistance provided.
If this role could appeal please do apply now