Your Next Big Break

You’ve got the degree, a bit of real-world experience under your belt, and the hunger to make your mark. Now you’re looking for a role where you can put your skills to work on projects that matter — and keep learning while you do it.

This is that role.

You’ll be involved in projects from the spark of an idea through to final delivery, working with experienced engineers, suppliers, and customers to make sure everything comes together smoothly. Some days will be about design, some about problem-solving, and others about talking through solutions with people from all corners of the business. No two days will look the same.

What You’ll Actually Be Doing (Not Just in Theory)

• Supporting and leading parts of engineering projects — planning, tracking, and keeping them on target.
• Producing clear technical documents, reports, and presentations.
• Helping to design and develop products with manufacturing in mind.
• Analysing data, spotting trends, and using them to guide improvements.
• Coordinating with suppliers, customers, and colleagues to keep projects moving.
• Learning to navigate relevant standards and regulations.
• Getting involved in testing, troubleshooting, and refining designs.

What You Bring to the Party

• A degree in engineering or a related discipline.
• 1–2 years’ work experience (placement year, internship, or junior role) in a relevant setting.
• Basic CAD skills (SolidWorks is a bonus).
• An understanding of manufacturing processes and how things get made.
• Clear communication skills — you can explain technical stuff without overcomplicating it.
• Problem-solving ability — mixing logical thinking with creativity.
• An eye for detail and the organisation to keep multiple tasks on track.

Why This Role Could Be Your Career Launchpad

• You’ll get variety — design, project coordination, hands-on problem solving, and customer interaction.
• You’ll learn from experienced engineers while taking on real responsibility.
• You’ll work on products that go from your ideas to real-world use.
• There’s room to grow — this isn’t a stopgap role; it’s a launchpad.

Ready to take the leap?

Send us your CV and a short note about a project you’ve been part of — it could be from work, university, or a personal build. Tell us what you did, how you approached it, and what you learned along the way.