Graduate Hardware Engineer

Role: Graduate Hardware Engineer
Location: Stevenage
Duration: 12 months
Inside IR35

Graduate Development Engineer

What you\’ll do
As a graduate development engineer you will play a critical role in aspects of hardware development, being responsible for testing devices, analyzing data, and evaluating design solutions. You will also be expected to work across multi-functional groups and support colleagues.

Responsibilities

• Testing and verifying design solutions, helping the team deliver against stakeholder and project objectives.
• Supporting colleagues in the development of hardware both within the engineering team and across other groups.
• Managing packages of work, including collaborating with colleagues, contractors, and suppliers.
• Creating design documentation, including engineering drawings, technical specifications, verification plans/protocols, and reports.

Who are you

• Have an appreciation of product development within a regulated industry.
• Have experience designing and developing robust, reliable, innovative products or devices, from concept to production.
• Have an analytical mind and experience in root cause analysis.
• Have an appreciation of detailed design and analysis of components, mechanisms, and assemblies including moulding and sheet metal manufacture.
• Can identify a broad range of manufacturing processes and control.
• Engineering degree or equivalent suitable engineering experience.

Desirable

• CAE (FEA, CFD, dynamics/math modelling, data analysis)
• Experience in systems engineering including design, definition, and testing of systems and sub-systems.
• Understanding of chromatography, membrane filtration, and/or bioprocessing.
• Experience in reactor design and/or process engineering.
• Application and understanding of key industrial standards and regulations.
• Proficient in Creo and/or Solidworks.

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