Graduate Mechanical Engineer

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  • Graduate development engineer jobs role ; mechanical graduate R&D engineer jobs

  • Create patents – develop new mechanical products in the medical & pharma manufacturing sector

  • Graduate engineer jobs role Nottingham Derby Loughborough region

  • Mechanical precision components into Medical and pharma manufacturing / engineering

  • Fantastic growth and stability – chance to work in medical / pharmaceutical manufacturing

  • £30,000 - £36,000 TBC newly created role. Depending on experience

    Are you a Graduate mechanical engineer ;Nottingham / Derby / East Midlands based graduate mechanical engineer, R&D engineer or development engineer? Do you want a really varied role focused on generating new ideas, creating patents on new products?

    Have you studied mechanical engineering (or metallurgy) and want to be a graduate development engineer / graduate research & development engineer? Are you seeking a chance to work in medical pharmaceutical manufacturing (mechanical)?

    Are you seeking graduate jobs, graduate engineer jobs or graduate metallurgy jobs in the Nottingham, Derby, Loughborough, Leicester, Ashby, Mansfield, Chesterfield region?

    Graduate Engineer Essential Experience

    ·Local to Long Eaton, Nottingham or some ties in the area (studied in Nottingham / East Mids. region / family in Notts region etc)

    ·Passionate and keen to learn

    ·An engineer who wants to be at the forefront of developing new mechanical engineering products – you will be the sort of person who wants a very varied role focused on new ideas

    ·Ideally a degree and some experience of mechanical / metallurgy / coatings – we are happy to train good mechanical engineers

    ·The manager absolutely loves coaching and developing engineers – you will get a passionate mentor !

    ·Friendly, conscientious – someone who takes pride in their work and asks good intelligent questions

    ·seeking graduate jobs, graduate engineer jobs or graduate mechanical engineer jobs in the Nottingham, Derby, Loughborough, Leicester, Ashby, Mansfield, Chesterfield region

    This Graduate development engineer jobs role is based near Nottingham commutable from Nottingham, Derby, Mansfield, Long Eaton, Leicester, Loughborough, Chesterfield, Mansfield, Burton on Trent, Ashby, Melbourne,

    REF : ESR&D

    Please note that if you are not contacted within the next ten days then your application, on this occasion, has not been successful. We thank you for taking the time to apply

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