PBSC UK
Design Engineer

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Company Description
PBSC UK designs and manufactures bespoke cleanroom and high-containment systems that set recognised standards in containment engineering worldwide. We are a market leading manufacturer who specialise in the production of equipment for the pharmaceutical sector and who trade in the UK and internationally. Founded in 1987, the company works with pharmaceutical, biotechnology, healthcare, and research organisations where precision, safety, and regulatory compliance are critical. PBSC’s solutions support BSL-2, BSL-3, and BSL-4 environments and are trusted globally for performance, reliability, and validated control. The portfolio includes high-containment doors and hatches, architectural cleanroom products, personnel and material decontamination systems, alongside comprehensive installation, maintenance, testing, and validation services. Through an international distribution and service network, PBSC delivers systems that protect people, products, and processes in demanding environments.
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As a result of continued growth, we now require a Design Engineer who has experience of working with stainless steel / sheet metal products within a machinery and manufacturing environment. This represents an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic team within a progressive organisation.
The Role
- To carry out design functions using Inventor software
- Production of GA drawings
- Production of manufacturing drawings and BOMs
- Ensure all designs comply with the required contract specifications
- Liaise with suppliers and customers as directed for the purposes of design development and approval
- Contribute to the ongoing improvement of designs


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Person Specification
- Inventor 3D experience required (SolidWorks experience will be considered)
- AutoCAD 2D experience preferred
- Vault or PDM experience
- Experience of working within a machinery and manufacturing environment
- Ability to produce manufacturing drawings and layouts for sheet metal products
- Knowledge of drawing and design standards
- IT skills – Including Microsoft Office Word and Excel
- Minimum 5 years’ experience in the field of Design Engineering
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