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Engine Components Engineer - Fuel Systems / Aftertreatment
Job Posted: 3 days ago
Salary: £ Competitive
Job Type: Contract
Location: Peterborough
Expire in: 25 days
Job Description
Engine Components Engineer - Fuel Systems / Aftertreatment
Peterborough (site based) Mon-Fri
12 month assignment (likely to be extended)
Exciting opportunities exist within the Aftertreatment, and Fuel Systems Engineering team, focused on developing solutions to address challenging requirements, within New Product Introduction fram work and / or updates to current engine products and platforms for a variety of Off-highway applications.
Responsibilities of the Engine Components Engineer - Fuel Systems / Aftertreatment include
Working in a multi-disciplined team to ensure solutions meet customer, durability and functional requirements
Developing solutions for complex issues arising from the Quality and Manufacturing environments
Developing strong relationships with suppliers to ensure design solutions are aligned to high quality and cost expectations
Lead FMEA creation for engine components and systems, identify risks and create validation plan / DVP&R
Write technical reports to document evidence of component and system level validation
Create Functional Requirement Documents for Engine component systems
Manage communication with peers, team leaders and stakeholders to keep them up to date on the status and progress on projects undertaken
Support field and production issues, determine root cause, put in place containment actions, and determine permanent corrective actions. Work with suppliers and keep stakeholders informed of progress and decisions
Qualifications & Experience Required of the Development Engineer
Strong technical background (HNC or technical degree preferred in mechanical or automotive engineering) though other qualifications or experience are equally valued / demonstrated progressive experience within a relevant role
Knowledge of Mechanical & preferably an experience in Aftertreatment systems or Fuel Systems
Good understanding of Component Manufacturing principles & processes
Apply 6 Sigma methodology in identifying and validating root cause for any in-field customer / technical issues
Collaboration with external suppliers to develop technical solutions using APQP tools
Experience of running and participating in FMEA
Experience in component and engine validation & verification
Development and Validation experience gained in the off-highway diesel or machine sector
Competitive Hourly Rate - Umbrella OR PAYE
To apply, please submit a copy of your up to date CV clearly indicating your relevant experience. Applicants must have an existing right to work in the UK and evidence of eligibility will be required. Suitable candidates will be contacted.
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