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Senior Mechanical Engineer

Rugby
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Senior Mechanical Engineer

We're recruiting for a Senior Mechanical Engineer on behalf of a well-established engineering business that provides specialist services across the UK and overseas. The company operates in sectors including power generation, renewables, utilities, manufacturing, rail, marine, infrastructure, and defence, helping clients maintain, repair, upgrade, and install critical electrical and mechanical equipment.

Due to continued growth in the renewable energy sector, particularly large-scale hydro power projects, they are looking to hire an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join their engineering team.

Eligibility and Security: Applicants must be eligible for UK security clearance and hold a full British passport.


The Role

As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will play a vital role in the design, manufacture, repair, and improvement of complex rotating machinery. Your work will involve close collaboration with customers, project teams, and engineers to deliver high-quality engineering solutions across diverse projects.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Lead mechanical design activities for motors, generators, rotors, stators, and associated equipment
  • Support upgrade, refurbishment, and retrofit projects
  • Work with customers and project teams throughout the full project lifecycle
  • Conduct engineering calculations, simulations, and performance analysis
  • Support factory and site-based testing activities
  • Diagnose equipment issues and conduct failure investigations
  • Produce technical reports, repair instructions, and engineering documentation
  • Assist with maintenance and service activities to improve equipment reliability
  • Provide technical input for tendering and project teams on bids and proposals
  • Analyze test data and recommend improvements
  • Mentor and support junior engineers within the team

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About You

Qualifications & Experience

  • Degree-qualified in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline
  • Proven experience in designing rotating equipment such as motors, generators, pumps, turbines, or similar machinery
  • Strong understanding of mechanical design principles and engineering analysis
  • Experience working alongside CAD teams and reviewing engineering drawings
  • Knowledge of machinery diagnostics, failure analysis, and condition assessment
  • Familiarity with manufacturing, commissioning, and maintenance activities

Skills & Attributes

  • Strong problem-solving skills with a practical approach to engineering challenges
  • Excellent communication skills and ability to lead projects and mentor junior team members
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Skills

Mechanical Engineering
Rotating Equipment
Mechanical Design
Engineering Analysis
CAD
Machinery Diagnostics
Failure Analysis
Condition Assessment
Problem-Solving
Communication
Project Leadership
Mentoring
Technical Reporting
Performance Analysis
Testing
Maintenance

Location

Rugby, England, United Kingdom

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