Nanotek Ltd
Mechanical Design Engineer

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Mechanical Design Engineer - Luton
Candidate Criteria:
- Educated in an Engineering discipline with a Mechanical and Product Design Engineering bias. Able to identify product features and benefits
- An appreciation of manufacturing processes, product standards, and taking a quality approach to problem solving
- Knowledge of electrical product application and electrical installation, including work practices on building sites would be of benefit.
- Ideally, knowledge of British/European Standards and legislation that relates to products.
- Experience in collaborating with offshore factories remotely.
- Ideally, knowledge of IET Wiring Regulations
- Computer literate in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
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- Develop Mechanical and electrical products in liaison with manufacturing partners, establishing product specifications, writing product briefs, determining applicable standards, and assessing samples.
- Testing and/or coordinating the external testing of products in development, investigating any product problems.
- Establishing product and packaging labelling and marking requirements including packaging labels, product instruction leaflets, and data sheets.
- Collaborate with the Quality Team to investigate product problems, to report findings, and manage product improvements with partner factories.
- Ensure products comply with relevant BS EN safety standards and directives including EMC, REACH, and RoHS.
- Produce and maintain technical literature including product specifications, packaging specifications, instruction leaflets, and data sheets.
- Maintain up-to-date technical support files, including WEEE and packaging weight data.
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