Mechanical Engineer

Roc Search Europe Limited

Bristol, Bristol (county), United Kingdom

2 days ago

£44,000 pa

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£44,000 pa

Job Type: Permanent
Work Pattern: Full-time
Work Location: Hybrid
Seniority: Mid
Education: Degree
Posted: 28 Apr 2026 (2 days ago)

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£44,000 pa

Job Type: Permanent
Work Pattern: Full-time
Work Location: Hybrid
Seniority: Mid
Education: Degree
Posted: 28 Apr 2026 (2 days ago)

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Mechanical Engineer | Bristol (Hybrid)

We're working with a global engineering leader in the semiconductor manufacturing equipment sector to find a Mechanical Engineer to support the delivery of complex, high-tech systems used across advanced global manufacturing processes.

This is a strong opportunity for a hands-on mechanical engineer who wants exposure to full product lifecycle delivery in a highly regulated, precision engineering environment.

You'll be responsible for:

* Delivering mechanical engineering design across systems and subsystems

* Supporting technical delivery of mechanical work packages across multiple projects

* Applying and promoting best practice engineering principles (DfX, manufacturability, assembly, maintainability, etc.)

* Supporting cross-functional teams to drive projects through milestones into production

* Contributing to engineering governance, safety, compliance, and quality standards

* Working within a structured environment focused on cost, quality, and delivery performance

What we're looking for:

* Degree in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent experience)

* Strong foundation in mechanical design / product development

* Understanding of DfX principles (DFM, DFA, etc.)

* Exposure to regulated engineering environments (semiconductor, aerospace, automotive, medical devices, etc.) is beneficial

* Awareness of engineering standards, safety, and compliance frameworks (e.g., FMEA, HAZOP, SEMI S2/S10 desirable)

* A proactive mindset with willingness to develop and grow technically

Why join:

* Work on advanced semiconductor technology used globally

* Strong exposure to end-to-end product development and delivery

* Collaborative engineering culture with real learning and progression

* Opportunity to build experience in a highly technical, regulated industry

* Hybrid working from Bristol

Salary: Up to £44,000

If you're looking for a role that offers strong technical depth, structured engineering exposure, and long-term development in a high-tech industry, this is a great opportunity.

Send across your CV and I'll be in touch ASAP

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