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Mechanical Design Engineer - Creo

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Are you a Mechanical Design Engineer looking for your next challenge? My client has an exciting opportunity for a talented engineer to join their growing engineering team, working on the design and development of complex electromechanical products and systems.
This is a hands-on role where you will be involved in the full mechanical design process, producing innovative design solutions and supporting projects from concept through to manufacture.
Role Overview:
In this Mechanical Design Engineer - Creo role based in Newcastle upon Tyne, you will be responsible for the following:
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- Designing mechanical components, enclosures and electromechanical assemblies using Creo.
- Producing accurate 3D models, 2D manufacturing drawings and Bills of Materials (BOMs).
- Working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams to support product development and continuous design improvements.
Requirements:
The successful applicant for this Mechanical Design Engineer - Creo job based in Newcastle upon Tyne should have:


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- Experience designing electromechanical products, electronic enclosures or complex engineered assemblies.
- Proficiency using Creo (or a similar 3D CAD package) to produce detailed engineering drawings.
- An HNC/HND, Degree or equivalent qualification in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline.
How to Apply:
To apply for this Mechanical Design Engineer - Creo job based in Newcastle upon Tyne, please send your CV to or call Nick on 01582 878828 for more information.
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