Marcus Webb Associates Limited
Senior Mechanical Design Engineer

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Senior Mechanical Design Engineer
Fareham, Hampshire – onsite
£50,000 - £60,000 (negotiable)
Due to continued success this small innovative engineering company seeks an experienced mechanical design engineer to join their team.
About the Role
Senior Mechanical Design Engineer candidates will need to have:
- Solid professional experience within mechanical design having taken numerous products from concept to production
- Competent with 2D and 3D CAD as well as stress analysis/ FEA
- A natural curiosity for engineering and technology, being adept as problem solving and learning new techniques and engineering skills
- The ability to work effectively and efficiently in a small company environment
The role will involve taking products from concept to production. You will be involved with all aspects of product design and development and will support NPI, sales and bid teams.
The company is involved with low volume, bespoke systems for defence and security markets. The projects and applications are broad and varied (e.g. command and control, medical treatment systems, secure storage, and more) but require the ability to solve complex and challenging engineering problems and design simple, robust and user-friendly solutions for use in the field. Hence designing high reliability and rugged products would be useful.
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Skills / Knowledge Required
- A degree or higher in a relevant engineering discipline (e.g. mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, naval architecture)
- At least 5 years of relevant professional experience within mechanical design (taking products from concept to production) covering a broad range of products and applications
- Stress analysis and / or structural engineering would be required (e.g. FEA, hand calculations)
- Excellent and current 3D solid modelling experience (Solidworks, NX, Catia or similar)
- Experience of thermal management, EMC shielding, packaging of electrical / electronic systems OR vehicle integration / systems integration would be great


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Beneficial Skills (Nice to Have)
- Experience of developing products and systems for the defence or security markets (e.g. military vehicles, specialist equipment, maritime / airborne sensors / communication arrays, ruggedised portable or vehicle mounted equipment, etc)
- Experience of low-volume, high value, electromechanical systems for static or mobile applications (ideally military, aerospace, marine or similar)
- Experience of electrical integration or cable routing would be useful
This Senior Mechanical Design Engineer role is commutable from Southampton, Winchester, Fareham, Gosport, Portsmouth, Bognor Regis, Eastleigh, Havant and Petersfield.
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