Elevation Recruitment Group are excited to be working with an innovative Hydrogen Technologies company who are recruiting a Mechanical Engineer to join their new facility in Sheffield.
Our client is seeking a Mechanical Engineer, who will work with the CTO and other engineers, developing and testing concepts for the microwave reactor and other key sub-systems.
This is a genuinely exciting opportunity to join an innovative company with market-leading technology. This technology produces Hydrogen on-site, for a fraction of the cost and energy consumption of existing processes.
Responsibilities of the Mechanical Engineer will include:
- Leading integration of the reactor and other sub-systems into a modular production system
- Leading the sizing/specifications of equipment for vendors.
- Creating general assembly drawings for the reactor and balance of plant sub-systems (and integrating supplier drawings into files).
- Performing mechanical stress calculations to ensure correct specifications
- Liaising with vendors
- Managing technicians to help with the mechanical fitting of components into a containerised system
- Ensuring designs and built systems/components are compliant with relevant legislation/standards.
- Supporting other staff in running equipment
- Help with fault finding, datalogger analysis, evaluation of system performance
We are keen to speak with Mechanical Engineers with the following:
- A bachelor's degree in Mechanical engineering
- Experience in engineering design environment
- Must be comfortable working in a fast paced environment developing first-of-kind cutting edge technology
- Experience in relevant software packages for drawing creation and management (e.g. Solidworks and Autocad 3D)
- Previous experience working in a start-up
- Experience generating CE/UKCA files
- Previous experience working with Hydrogen or other flammable gases in an ATEX/Ex environment
- Experience with conveyance systems to move solid particles in a high temperature ATEX/Ex environment
- Experience with microwave driven chemical processes
To discuss this Mechanical Engineer position, please contact Steve Barnett.