2 Mechanical Design Engineer Jobs in Oxford

An excellent opportunity has become available for a Mechanical Design Engineer to join an Oxford-based start-up creating the next generation of hardware for AI acceleration using 3D Optical Computing. As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you will have a number of core responsibilities … that include: Designing, analysing improving mechanical systems for products Collaborating with cross-functional teams including optical and electronic engineers Utilise CAD software to create detailed designs and engineering drawings. Manage multiple projects simultaneously. Prepared detailed documentationTo be considered for the Mechanical Design Engineer opportunity you must … have previous experience in mechanical design, analysis, and project management, proficiency in CAD software and simulation tools, have strong knowledge of mechanical principles, thermodynamic and material science, experience with optical systems and be able to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment. If you would more »

simple calculations and analysis Ensuring that designs conform to company standards Producing accurate manufacturing information Managing engineering changes to drawings Training Qualifications included: Engineering Design and Draughtsperson Apprenticeship Standard. Company Training Plan & Assessment Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering - Development Knowledge (1 day per week for 2 years … required) Level 2 Functional Skills - English (If required) End Point Assessment at the end of the apprenticeship Potential for progression into a full-time Design Engineer, prospective world-wide travel for installation and, with time and experience, potential to become a Senior Engineer. Apprenticeship Standard Engineering design … developing the technologies of the future. With over 30 years’ experience in the global synchrotron industry, FMB Oxford is a recognised leader in the design, manufacture and installation of Beamlines. Beamlines are high intensity X-ray imaging devices that have allowed scientists to study a multitude of subjects, including more »