Kleboe Jardine Ltd
Product Design Engineer
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Product Design Engineer
Do you enjoy taking physical products from initial concept through to manufacture?
Kleboe Jardine is recruiting a Product Design Engineer on behalf of a class 1 medical device company in Edinburgh. This is an opportunity to take ownership of design and development work, combining practical engineering with products used in healthcare.
Working closely with engineering, quality, regulatory colleagues, manufacturing partners and clinical users, you’ll:
- Develop concepts, 3D CAD models and production-ready drawings.
- Select materials, build prototypes and test designs.
- Plan and carry out verification testing, documenting and analysing results.
- Maintain design documentation and contribute to risk management and usability activities.
- Transfer designs into production and improve existing products through user feedback and manufacturing insight.
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What we’re looking for
You’ll bring around 3–6 years’ experience in medical product design or development, including at least one product taken from concept into production. Strong CAD skills, ideally SolidWorks or similar, are essential, alongside practical knowledge of materials, manufacturing processes and design for manufacture. You’ll also be comfortable working within regulated design processes, writing technical documentation and collaborating across disciplines. Experience with injection moulding, skin-contacting or patient-worn products would be particularly valuable.
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A degree in mechanical engineering, product design engineering, biomedical engineering or a related discipline—or equivalent experience—is required.
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