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Design Engineer

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Dudley Hill, United Kingdomfull_timeVerifiedPosted 21 Oct 2026
💰 £45,000/yr(£37,000/yr – £45,000/yr)

About the role

Futures recruitment are looking to appoint a Design Engineer with hydraulic systems experience to take bespoke engineering projects from initial requirements through to manufacture and commissioning.

This role offers the opportunity to combine practical design expertise with technical problem-solving, developing solutions for demanding applications across defence, nuclear, renewable energy, oil & gas, and industrial automation.

Roles and Responsibilities 

Develop tailored hydraulic solutions, including power units, manifolds, valve blocks, and integrated assemblies.

Turn customer requirements into production-ready designs, creating 3D CAD models, detailed drawings, hydraulic schematics, and Bills of Materials.

Carry out engineering calculations to validate performance, ensuring designs meet applicable standards, safety requirements, and project specifications.

Apply practical manufacturing and assembly considerations throughout the design process.

Work closely with customers, suppliers, and manufacturing, assembly, and test teams to resolve technical issues and support successful project delivery.

Contribute to product development and continuous improvement, identifying opportunities to improve performance, reliability, and ease of manufacture.

The Ideal Candidate

You’ll bring a strong understanding of hydraulic system design, confident 3D CAD skills, and the ability to produce accurate engineering documentation. A practical approach to problem-solving, clear communication, and an eye for detail will help you manage technical challenges and deliver designs that meet customer needs

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