Mechanical Design Engineer

Overview

Are you an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer ready to take the lead on cutting-edge aerospace projects? Our client - a global leader in advanced aircraft lighting solutions - is seeking a Mechanical Design Engineer to join their growing engineering team. This is your chance to work on next-generation technology that is transforming the cabin experience for leading global airlines. With a rich history of engineering innovation and now part of a larger international technology group, this company offers an exciting opportunity to make a real impact in the aerospace industry.

The Role

As a Mechanical Design Engineer, you\'ll take ownership of the design and development of advanced lighting systems - from concept through to production. You\'ll work across a multidisciplinary team and collaborate with major aircraft manufacturers to deliver high-quality, safety-critical solutions. This is a high-visibility role ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys solving technical challenges, and wants to work at the forefront of aerospace innovation.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the mechanical design of components, assemblies, and systems throughout the full product lifecycle.
• Produce CAD models, detailed technical drawings, and documentation to support production and certification.
• Perform engineering analysis (stress, thermal, FEA, tolerance).
• Collaborate closely with internal teams and external partners, including aircraft OEMs.
• Ensure compliance with relevant aerospace standards (FAA, EASA, AS9100).
• Support prototyping, testing, and troubleshooting of designs.
• Apply DFM principles to create efficient and production-ready solutions.

What We\'re Looking For

Why Apply

You\'ll be joining a collaborative, forward-thinking engineering team in a company that\'s genuinely reshaping the aviation industry. If you want to lead innovative projects, work with major global clients, and see your designs fly — this is the opportunity for you.

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