Plant Design Specialist (24565)
A global company is seeking a creative and motivated engineer with experience of 3D CAD packages to contribute to 3D software that has visible, real world results.
The Product Specialist will work alongside developers and testers, playing an important key role in the design and development of leading product ranges. The right candidate will become an expert at delivering new or enhanced capability products and will also be capable of working on any components from the wider design group. The role will include; establishing product requirements, task breakdown, scope planning, task setting, breakdown and estimation regular reporting and some code development. There will also be opportunities for short periods of international travel.
You should have extensive experience with E3D and / or PDMS software. An appreciation for software development would also be very useful. Candidates with knowledge of C#, Python, PML or similar languages would be of particular interest.
The right candidate will:
- Have a strong engineering background
- Be extensively experienced with E3D and/or PDMS software in a customer environment
- Have experience of writing and maintaining application software
- Be an excellent communicator
Desirable skills / experience include:
- Development experience using a high-level, object orientated language such as C#, Python or PML
- Familiar with Agile processes with particular respect to software architecture and design
You will need a good degree, preferably in engineering, from a top university and strong A-level grades, plus full permission to live and work in the UK without time limit, restriction or sponsorship.
Keywords: Engineering, Product Specialist, E3D, PMSL, Development, Software, Agile
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