NPI Project & Process Engineer

Insignis
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8 months ago
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Manufacturing Process Engineer (NPI Projects)

London (Greenwich) | Up to circa £45.00 per hour (Umbrella) | Long-Term Contract

About the Role

We're looking for a Manufacturing Process Engineer to help shape the future of assembly processes. In this role, you'll design and implement lean improvements that make production safer, more efficient, and more sustainable. You'll work closely with R&D, support projects from concept through to delivery, and ensure processes meet the highest standards of quality and compliance.

What's in it for you?

Competitive pay and a secure long-term contract
A collaborative and supportive team culture
The chance to make a real impact on products that support critical global infrastructure
Work with cutting-edge technologies that are making a difference worldwide

What you'll be doing

Design & Improve: Create lean process improvements for tools, equipment, and assembly methods
Deliver Change: Manage projects from concept to handover, keeping efficiency and timelines on track
Validate & Test: Ensure new tooling and processes are reliable and compliant before production
Keep it Safe: Lead PUWER assessments, risk analysis, and safety compliance
Collaborate: Partner with R&D, training schools, and wider teams to support innovation and development
Measure & Monitor: Define KPIs, track progress, and ensure budgets and quality targets are met

What we're looking for

A degree in Mechanical, Industrial, Production, or related Engineering field
Hands-on experience in manufacturing or technical environments
Knowledge of ISO9001/TL9000, Lean, Six Sigma, and regulated industries
A methodical problem-solver with excellent organisational skills
Willingness to learn systems such as SAP and sDMS

How to apply

If this sounds like the right role for you, we'd love to hear from you. Please apply and submit your CV for review

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