Production Engineer

Location: Nottinghamshire

This role will serve as a technical bridge between design, manufacturing, and quality, supporting both electronic and mechanical challenges and influencing New Product Introduction from concept through to production.

They are based in a modern facility in North London, offering an excellent environment and strong infrastructure for designing and developing advanced cross-functional technologies. Due to increased project activity and continued product development, they are looking to appoint a Production Engineer to join their established engineering team.

This role offers real variety and technical breadth. You will be embedded within the production environment, supporting both mechanical and electronic assemblies while working closely with design, quality and manufacturing. The position plays a key part in ensuring products are built to the correct quality standards, problems are diagnosed efficiently, and processes are continuously improved.

On a day-to-day basis, you will provide hands-on shop floor support, diagnosing whether issues are mechanical, electrical or supplier-related. You will update and maintain work instructions, operating procedures and test specifications, and support functional testing activities. You will also contribute to New Product Introduction activities, reviewing drawings, identifying tooling or purchasing requirements, and ensuring products transition smoothly into manufacture.

This role requires strong technical judgement, practical problem-solving ability and confidence working across both electronic and mechanical disciplines. The environment involves PCB-based products, cable assemblies and full box builds, so prior experience within a high-tech or electronics manufacturing setting is essential.

The ideal candidate will have:

• HNC/HND level qualification in Electronic or Mechanical Engineering
• Hands-on problem-solving experience with electro-mechanical technology
• Experience working within a high-tech engineering or electronics manufacturing environment