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Insight Global

Mechanical Engineer

Aberdeen City
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Insight Global are seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer for a leading Oil & Gas Engineering organisation.

This position requires hybrid working in Aberdeen on a contractual basis.

The Mechanical Design Engineer will support the design, analysis, and development of downhole electromechanical tools throughout the full product lifecycle, from concept and prototyping through to final validation. This role will involve 3D modelling, engineering calculations, testing and validation activities, as well as supporting manufacturing, field issue resolution, and continuous product improvement initiatives. The successful candidate will work closely with engineering teams to deliver reliable, high-quality products for challenging downhole environments.

Must-Have Requirements Include:

  • Strong proficiency with SolidWorks and 3D mechanical design
  • Experience creating and interpreting engineering drawings using GD&T principles
  • Ability to generate 3D models, assembly drawings, piece part drawings, and check layouts
  • Knowledge of stress calculations, tolerance stack-up studies, and mechanical performance analysis
  • Experience developing test procedures, conducting testing, and analysing test results
  • Familiarity with FEA and CFD analysis, including interpretation of results
  • Experience producing engineering documentation, including specifications, calculations, feasibility studies, and inspection documents
  • Understanding of manufacturing processes and the impact of design decisions on production and cost
  • Familiarity with downhole tools, completion tools, and well completion systems
  • Knowledge of common downhole materials, service conditions, coatings, and mechanical performance requirements

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  • Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering
  • Experience supporting electromechanical tool development from prototype through validation
  • Familiarity with ISO and API 17PF validation programmes
  • Experience implementing reliability, HSE, and quality analysis techniques during the design process
  • Exposure to troubleshooting field and manufacturing issues to improve product performance
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills within highly regulated engineering environments

This opportunity offers the chance to join a highly specialised engineering team developing advanced technologies for the Oil & Gas sector while contributing to innovative product design, testing, and validation programmes. If you are interested in learning more, please get in touch with an updated CV.

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Aberdeen City, Scotland, United Kingdom

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