Project Engineer, Mechanical/Automotive, Solidworks COR
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Engineering
Mechanical Engineer
Project Engineer, Mechanical / Automotive, Solid Works, Northern Ireland, COR
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Are you an Engineer looking to take ownership of complex, end-to-end projects in an environment where your work genuinely makes a difference to people's lives? This could be the role for you!
The RoleThe Project Engineer will take the lead on the full lifecycle of vehicle conversion projects, from initial scope and planning through to delivery and handover. Day-to-day responsibilities will span engineering design using Solid Works, creation of build manuals and technical documentation, quality gate definition, and cross-functional stakeholder management across departments including Sales, Production, and Procurement.
Compliance with UK and EU vehicle regulations sits at the heart of this position, and maintaining strong engineering governance through BOMs, ERP systems, and change management will be central to your work.
The CompanyThis is a well-established Northern Ireland based manufacturing business operating in a specialist niche within the automotive sector. The company has a strong focus on quality, regulatory compliance, and doing things right first time. The team is collaborative and cross-functional, and there is a genuine commitment to staff development and continuous improvement at every level of the organisation.
The role is based onsite near Armagh.
What experience does the Project Engineer need?- Project or Design Engineering experience, plus a degree in Mechanical, Automotive, or a closely related engineering discipline
- Proficiency in Solid Works and technical drawing, combined with a solid understanding of manufacturing processes such as fabrication and steelwork
- Familiarity with UK and EU vehicle regulations and type approval processes, with the ability to manage compliance across a full project lifecycle
- Demonstrable project management capability and organisational skills
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