GDM
Mechanical Engineer

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Company Description
GDM is a well-established Building Services consultancy operating across the UK and internationally. The company delivers technical building solutions to world-class businesses and supports them with ongoing facilities and logistical services after project completion.
GDM works on projects ranging from due diligence and condition reporting to new builds and extensive refurbishments, applying strong technical expertise and enthusiasm to meet client needs. The team undertakes projects of varied size and complexity across sectors including Commercial, Retail, Residential, Education, and Data Centres, positioning GDM at the forefront of the building solutions industry.
Role Description
GDM are looking to expand their Mechanical design department at all levels and would consider applications ranging from Intermediate to Principal Mechanical Engineers.
At GDM, you’ll play a key role in shaping the next generation of sustainable, resilient, and high-performing infrastructure. We are looking for people who want to apply their technical expertise to meaningful projects — accelerating decarbonisation, supporting the adoption of new technologies, and helping clients respond to complex challenges.
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You’ll join a collaborative team of engineers, designers, and technical specialists who value inventive thinking, practical delivery, and shared ambition to create better outcomes for the built environment.
As a Mechanical Engineer, you will take a leading role in the design and delivery of building services projects, developing mechanical systems that support efficient, sustainable, and future-ready buildings.
You will be responsible for:
- Developing design strategies
- Carrying out calculations
- Producing and reviewing technical information
- Coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver integrated mechanical solutions
The role will also give you the opportunity to:
- Support project planning
- Contribute to client and site meetings
- Guide technical reporting
- Help ensure high-quality delivery from concept through to completion
This is a full-time position based in London, offering a blend of office, site, and home-based working to support collaboration, project delivery, and flexibility.
Essential Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, building services engineering, or equivalent.
- Experience in the design and construction of commercial office schemes.
- Comprehensive knowledge of RIBA/BSRIA design stages and construction processes.
- Experience in delivery of all aspects of mechanical design as part of a multidisciplinary design team.
- Experience in sustainable design, including energy efficiency, renewable integration, and low-carbon strategies for data centres and infrastructure.
- Thorough understanding of mechanical technical design for all RIBA stages. Including carrying out calculations, strategy development, project coordination, controls and commissioning, H&S and risk management and technical design delivery.
- Fluency in spoken and written English.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- Proficiency in mechanical calculation software.


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- Well organised and disciplined.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills, with ability to liaise with senior management on any project-related issues.
- Strong interpersonal skills and a team-oriented mindset.
- A proactive and enthusiastic approach.
- Strong analytical reasoning, critical thinking, and creativity in developing efficient engineering strategies and solutions.
- Solution-based approach to solving complex engineering problems.
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