WHY JUST USE CAD… WHEN YOU CAN DESIGN ENGINES THAT LAUNCH INTO ORBIT?

Location: Historic UK site where rocket propulsion was born—and still boldly pushes forward
Are you a CAD Design Engineer with a head full of blueprints and a heart that beats for propulsion? Craving work that’s more meaningful than tweaking tolerances on a widget that never leaves the ground?
This is your chance to hit the “fall reset” on your career, design the perfect lift-off, and get ready for a New Year where your work literally reaches for the stars.

WHY THIS ROLE?

Because this isn’t just any CAD job.
You’ll work at a site steeped in aerospace heritage—the very place the UK’s first rocket engines were built—while today’s propulsion technologies for tomorrow’s missions are being developed. No more hypothetical models or PowerPoint-only designs. Here, what you draw gets tested, fired, and launched. One minute you’re reviewing engine schematics over coffee, the next you’re in the test area watching hardware you designed roar to life. Heritage meets innovation, and your work has weight—both figuratively and literally.

THE ROLE: CAD DESIGN ENGINEER

• Use PTC Creo to create detailed designs for engine components, sub-systems, and complete rocket propulsion units.
• Be involved from concept through to production, collaborating with manufacturing teams, suppliers, and test engineers to make sure what you draw is what gets built.
• Get hands-on with real hardware, solve real engineering challenges, and see your designs through to final tests and beyond.