Mechanical Technician in Cambridge

Mechanical Technician in Cambridge

Cambridge Full-Time On-site
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Your tasks

This role involves assembling mechanical jigs and fixtures, supporting experimental setups, maintaining workshop equipment and handling light administrative tasks such as documentation, PDM system management.

The ideal candidate is agile, capable of multitasking and has experience with CAD tools and mechanical systems:

  • • Assemble and test jigs, fixtures and mechanical assemblies to support development and production processes
  • • Conduct experiments on mechanical components or systems; record, analyse and document findings accurately.
  • • Maintain and organise the mechanical workshop, including tools, equipment and consumables
  • • Support prototype development and engineering trials with practical and technical input
  • • Use CAD software (Preferable SolidWorks) to view and occasionally edit mechanical drawings or models
  • • Perform basic administrative tasks, including documenting assembly instructions, test results and equipment logs
  • • Collaborate across teams including engineers, designers and project leads to ensure timely delivery of tasks
  • • Apply strong attention to detail to ensure high quality standards in all mechanical tasks
  • • Work independently and efficiently manage multiple task in a dynamic environment
  • • Ad hoc duties as required

Your profile

  • • BTech, HNC/HND qualification or similar in Mechanical Engineering or relevant experience
  • • 3+ year(s) experience working in a product development or R&D environment is desirable
  • • Proven experience in a hands‑on mechanical technician or similar role
  • • Familiarity with mechanical tools, assembly techniques and workshop practices
  • • Experience using at least one CAD software package
  • • Basic understanding of experimental procedures and documentations
  • • Good multitasking and time management skills
  • • Strong attention to detail and problem solving abilities
  • • Good communication and organisation skills
  • • Familiar with health and safety practices in workshop settings

Listing found on hubersuhner.com via Cambridge Network. Always apply through the employer’s own posting.

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Mechanical Technician in Cambridge employer: Camwebdir

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Contact Details:

Camwebdir Recruitment Team