Graduate CAD/Automotive Engineer

Exciting Opportunity: Graduate Automotive Engineer - CAD or Engineering RolesAre you ready to take the next step in your career? Whether you prefer a permanent position or a contract role, Contechs Consulting has the perfect opportunity for you!As a leading design and engineering consultancy with a global client base, Contechs Consulting specializes in placing talented engineers within the automotive sector. We are currently seeking a motivated Graduate Automotive Engineer to join our dynamic engineering team in Woking, Surrey.Your day-to-day responsibilities will include:Concept development and component design.Performing design studies and presenting findings.Collaborating with other engineers and CAD teams.Participating in design reviews and following up on action items.Completing tasks as assigned.Analyzing data and metrics using Excel.Interpreting and analyzing CAE reports.Communicating with manufacturing teams.Engaging with suppliers.Required Skills:A minimum of a 2:1 degree in Automotive, Engineering, Mechanical, or Electrical fields.Preferably some industry experience, either through a sandwich course or at least 6 months of relevant work experience.A strong enthusiasm for the automotive industry.Exceptional communication abilities.Collaborative team player.Proficient in IT, with experience in MS Office.A keen interest or experience in Engineering/Design/CAD/CATIA V5/Powertrain/Chassis/Body.At Contechs, we provide a fast-paced, challenging work environment along with opportunities for continuous professional development and training.*Please note: Due to the volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.**Candidates requiring visa sponsorship cannot be considered. Applicants must hold either an EU/UK passport or a visa that does not require sponsorship.**

Are you ready to elevate your career? Do you possess experience as a Data Analyst or Business Analyst and are seeking a permanent role? Look no further!We are currently seeking a Graduate Business Analyst to join the dynamic team of a prestigious Luxury Automotive OEM located in Woking.Role Overview:As part of a significant enterprise CAD upgrade project, transitioning from VPM-CATIAv5 to 3D Experience-CATIA V6, the Graduate Business Analyst will engage in process thinking, provide insights on data and process requirements, identify process gaps, and explore improvement opportunities alongside other analysts. Your responsibilities will include testing new and improved processes and validating training materials.In this role, you will facilitate business user engagement by collaborating with various technical Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to capture their requirements and challenges, while also developing a comprehensive library of use case, process, and method artifacts related to CAD engineering and data management.Additionally, you will gather data requirements that will support the definition and validation of processes, working closely with technical consultants to ensure alignment in testing and data migration efforts.The Graduate Business Analyst will effectively organize and structure information within the delivery framework, acting as a custodian for CAD engineering and related data management methods, while closely liaising with business and IT SMEs, data architects, and third-party implementation teams.Key Responsibilities:• Build and maintain relationships with key project SMEs across business and IT sectors to facilitate process mapping and innovative working methods for CAD users.• Assist in defining logical data models and conducting data quality profiling.• Collaborate with SMEs to identify data needs and support process mapping exercises.• Maintain an inventory of use cases, processes, and methods on behalf of the business.• Support testing and data migration efforts in collaboration with the implementation team.• Document new business functions and processes accurately; report on delivery progress and conduct gap analysis in a PMO support capacity.Other responsibilities and tasks may be assigned as necessary.

Segula Technologies seeks a Vehicle Launch Engineer based in Woking. This position plays a key role in supporting the introduction of new automotive projects. Role overview The Vehicle Launch Engineer collaborates with teams across various disciplines to coordinate project activities. The main responsibility centers on ensuring that engineering components integrate effectively at each stage of vehicle development. Collaboration Expect to work alongside colleagues from different technical backgrounds, helping to align efforts and address challenges as new vehicles move from concept to launch.

At McLaren, we strive to set the benchmark for excellence in high-performance sports engineering. Every member of our team plays a crucial role in this mission. If you're eager to showcase your innovative ideas on a global stage, measure your progress to the millisecond, and contribute to a legacy of racing excellence, we invite you to join us. Your journey towards high performance starts here.Role Overview:As a key contributor to our Aero Design team, you will be responsible for designing aerodynamic surfaces for race cars, as well as wind tunnel model components and assemblies. You will take on increasing responsibilities related to project leadership and technical proficiency, actively engaging in the design process and ensuring the successful delivery of development projects.Actively participate in the Aero Design team, focusing on the design of aerodynamic surfaces and wind tunnel models.Collaborate closely with the broader Aero team, including aerodynamicists, CFD specialists, model makers, production staff, wind tunnel technicians, R&D teams, and vehicle engineering teams.This position is predominantly factory-based but may require occasional travel.Standard working hours are expected, although flexibility for additional hours and weekend work may be necessary.Key Responsibilities:Possess experience with various CAD software and a solid understanding of CAD methodologies.Demonstrate a strong awareness of FIA regulations and their implications for vehicle design.Collaborate effectively with team members on projects and communicate project timelines efficiently.Contribute to the design of race car aerodynamic surfaces, wind tunnel components, and assemblies, working cross-functionally to meet deadlines.Engage in problem-solving and troubleshooting activities as needed.

At McLaren Racing, we are driven by a relentless pursuit of excellence in everything we do. Our commitment to performance extends beyond the racetrack; it encompasses our factory, our people, and our partnerships. We strive for more than just victories; we aim to set the highest standards and continuously elevate our aspirations.Role OverviewAs a CNC Machinist specializing in metallic turning at McLaren Racing, you will be part of a dynamic team dedicated to manufacturing precision-engineered components that are crucial for our on-track success. Throughout the build season, you will operate and set up multi-axis CNC machines to fabricate intricate parts utilized in our racing vehicles, heritage models, and pit equipment. Your expertise will be instrumental in the exhilarating task of developing new race cars and contributing to McLaren's storied legacy.Key ResponsibilitiesProduce precision-machined components according to engineering specifications and job pack guidelines while adhering to project timelines.Set up and operate multiple multi-axis CNC machines across various control systems.Confidently program parts online, either fully or partially.Maintain tooling, inspection, and programming documentation accurately.Provide insightful technical feedback to Senior Programmers and Manufacturing Engineers to optimize machining processes.Collaborate with Shift Leads to manage workflow efficiently, enhancing output without sacrificing quality.Conduct inspections to ensure components meet Right First Time (RFT) quality standards and keep comprehensive shift-handover records.