CAD CAM Programmer/Mechanical Design Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-13
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Engineering
CAD/ AutoCAD/ Mechanical Design, Mechanical Engineer, Engineering Design & Technologists, Manufacturing Engineer -
Manufacturing / Production
CAD/ AutoCAD/ Mechanical Design, Engineering Design & Technologists, Manufacturing Engineer
Location: Greater London
CAD CAM Programmer / Mechanical Design Engineer
Salary Negotiable DOE | Days | Precision Engineering
An established precision engineering and manufacturing business is looking for a CAD CAM Programmer / Mechanical Design Engineer to join its engineering team.
This is a varied technical position combining CAD/CAM programming, mechanical design and technical review
, working across both machined components and sheet metal work.
- Produce CAD/CAM programs for manufactured components
- Work with hyperMILL CAD/CAM software
- Undertake mechanical design and engineering work
- Review component designs and manufacturing requirements
- Carry out technical reviews of machined components and sheet metal work
- Interpret engineering drawings and specifications
- Work closely with machining, production and engineering teams
- Help ensure components are designed and programmed with manufacture in mind
We are looking for someone with a strong engineering/manufacturing background who understands both component design and manufacture
.
Previous CAD/CAM programming experience is important, with experience of hyperMILL particularly desirable.
You may currently be working as a CAD CAM Programmer, CNC Programmer, Manufacturing Engineer, Mechanical Design Engineer or Production Engineer within a precision engineering environment.
Experience with CNC machining, sheet metal components and design for manufacture would all be highly relevant.
The salary is negotiable depending on experience
, with 28 days' holiday and pension
.
If you're looking for a varied engineering position where you can combine CAD/CAM, design and practical manufacturing knowledge, we'd be interested in hearing from you.
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