Graduate Mechanical Design Engineer Job Description Template
Our company is looking for a Graduate Mechanical Design Engineer to join our team.
Responsibilities:
- Working as part of a design team to deliver detailed designs across a range of project sectors;
- Using CAD and BIM (Revit) software to design the systems required for the project;
- Carrying out site surveys and producing reports;
- Liaising with contractors to coordinate designs and instillations;
- Work on mechanical development activities, providing estimates, manufacturing options etc;
- Collaborate with Engineers from different disciplines to enable system wide integration;
- Release work products using the approved system with all relevant documentation required to implement your design change;
- Supplier engagement and change management;
- Hold design reviews, stress analysis, assembly tolerances, testing and problem correction CLCA;
- Gain experience in the Design of Mechanisms, working with tooling suppliers and parts manufacture;
- Delivering cost effective designs to specification and engineering standards;
- Evaluate different technologies and provide recommendations with backup analysis;
- Support existing media handling products from a mechanical perspective.
Requirements:
- Be able to read engineering drawings;
- Working towards MCIBSE/MIEE;
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills;
- Experience of BS/EN Standards is desirable;
- Good eye for detail;
- Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering;
- Excellent numerical and analytical skills;
- BSc / BEng in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering or relevant;
- Accuracy and attention to detail, with good presentation and IT skills including the proficient use of Microsoft Office;
- Basic working knowledge of CAD;
- Technology awareness of the areas of: Design of mechanisms;
- Strong desire to learn new Mechanical design principles and technologies;
- Design for reliability and climatic variations;
- Relevant university project or related work experience;
- Experience using Solidworks.