he RoleAs our Design Engineer, you will bring deep, hands-on engineering expertise to help our customers make better decisions about their parts, components, and product architectures. This is not a pure CAD role — it sits at the intersection of engineering rigour and commercial intelligence, and you will be the person who ensures that engineering knowledge translates into real cost and complexity outcomes.

You will work closely with our Founders, domain experts, and customers to apply your discipline depth — whether mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical — to the hardest problems in industrial portfolio management. If you believe that every unnecessary part number has a cost, this role was built for you.

• 🪄 Key ResponsibilitiesReview, validate, and enforce drawing quality across 2D/3D engineering drawings — ensuring dimensional accuracy, GD&T compliance, and adherence to drafting standards, while maintaining version control discipline in PLM/PDM systems
• Apply similarity analysis methods to detect near-duplicate or functionally equivalent parts across the existing component landscape, translating findings into actionable consolidation recommendations with clear cost and complexity impact
• Drive standardisation and commonality across product architectures — identifying where part reuse can be increased, where variants create unnecessary complexity, and where engineering decisions can simplify the portfolio
• Own or contribute to the design and redesign of mechanical, hydraulic, or electromechanical components — applying DFM/DFA principles, driving redesign efforts for cost reduction or manufacturability improvement in parametric 3D CAD environments
• Embed cost thinking into the design process from concept stage — using should-cost models, challenging design decisions on cost grounds with data, and supporting value engineering workshops

he RoleAs our Design Engineer, you will bring deep, hands-on engineering expertise to help our customers make better decisions about their parts, components, and product architectures. This is not a pure CAD role — it sits at the intersection of engineering rigour and commercial intelligence, and you will be the person who ensures that engineering knowledge translates into real cost and complexity outcomes.

You will work closely with our Founders, domain experts, and customers to apply your discipline depth — whether mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical — to the hardest problems in industrial portfolio management. If you believe that every unnecessary part number has a cost, this role was built for you.

• 🪄 Key ResponsibilitiesReview, validate, and enforce drawing quality across 2D/3D engineering drawings — ensuring dimensional accuracy, GD&T compliance, and adherence to drafting standards, while maintaining version control discipline in PLM/PDM systems
• Apply similarity analysis methods to detect near-duplicate or functionally equivalent parts across the existing component landscape, translating findings into actionable consolidation recommendations with clear cost and complexity impact
• Drive standardisation and commonality across product architectures — identifying where part reuse can be increased, where variants create unnecessary complexity, and where engineering decisions can simplify the portfolio
• Own or contribute to the design and redesign of mechanical, hydraulic, or electromechanical components — applying DFM/DFA principles, driving redesign efforts for cost reduction or manufacturability improvement in parametric 3D CAD environments
• Embed cost thinking into the design process from concept stage — using should-cost models, challenging design decisions on cost grounds with data, and supporting value engineering workshops