PROTOTYPE ENGINEER / EXETER
Location: Skypark, Exeter - near Exeter Airport
Job type: Permanent
Hours: Monday to Friday (Apply online only)
Salary: £28,000 - £31,000 per annum, dependent on experience
Hawk 3 Talent Solutions, operating as an employment agency, are currently recruiting for a Prototype Engineer to join our clients Research & Development team in Exeter on a permanent contract. .
You will assist with building prototypes, lead development activity and projects and work with other departments to take projects from concept to production.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Background in the production of prototypes manufactured in both sheet metal and thicker gauge materials.
Proven ability in precision component machining utilising both turning centres and milling machines. Previous experience in other machinery such as surface grinders whilst not essential, would be an advantage.
Experience in welding of both thin and thicker gauge materials would be desirable.
Work with the engineering team to produce jigs and fixtures to aid the assembly of products in the manufacturing process ensuring they are fit for function.
About you:
Basic knowledge of electrical / electronic systems
Proven ability to interpret technical information
Knowledge of engineering principles and practices
Ability to work on own initiative and under pressure
Understanding of the use of correct materials / components in the development process is desirable
Proficient with basic tools and workshop facilities
Microsoft Office competent
Ability to understand and work to task-specific risk assessments and COSHH / MSDS Datasheets
Benefits:
6.4 weeks starting holiday
Electric vehicle lease scheme
Cycle to work scheme
Employee assistance program
Generous staff discounts on products
Free eye tests
Positive working environment
Discounts for supermarkets, cinema tickets and gifts
Pension scheme
Free onsite parking
To apply for this role, please submit your CV via the Apply Now button or contact Maria Thorne on (phone number removed) or email your CV (url removed)