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Junior / Intermediate Mechanical Design Engineer

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Location: London
Salary: Competitive, depending on experience
Working Pattern: Hybrid
We’re working with a growing MEP consultancy in London who are looking to bring on board a Junior / Intermediate Mechanical Engineer.
This is a great opportunity for someone looking to develop their career within a smaller, specialist consultancy, with plenty of exposure to senior engineers and Directors from day one.
The Role
You’ll be involved in a variety of projects across sectors including:
- Commercial
- Student accommodation
- Education
- Health
- Real estate
You’ll be working across RIBA Stages 2–4, supporting the delivery of mechanical building services designs while developing your technical and consultancy skills.
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The role will also give you exposure to:
- Mechanical design and calculations
- Technical documentation and specifications
- Client and project meetings
- Design development and project delivery
- Wider consultancy and commercial considerations
- Working alongside other engineering disciplines
What They're Looking For
Ideally, you’ll have:
- Experience within a building services consultancy
- Junior to Intermediate-level Mechanical Engineering experience
- A good understanding of mechanical building services design
- Experience working across RIBA stages
- A genuine interest in developing technically
- Good communication skills and the confidence to take ownership of your work
- A proactive and curious approach to engineering


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What's On Offer?
- Excellent technical development
- Close support and mentoring from senior engineers and Directors
- Early responsibility and client exposure
- Varied projects and sectors
- Opportunity to develop beyond pure design
- A collaborative, growing team
- Strong long-term progression opportunities
If you're a Junior or Intermediate Mechanical Engineer looking for your next move in London, I'd be happy to have a confidential chat.
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