The world’s leading fishing tackle manufacturer Daiwa is seeking a talented and motivated individual to join their Engineering team as a Product Design Engineer at the UK head office in Wishaw.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS;

• Minimum HNC in Product design (or relevant Engineering discipline)
• PC literate with good working knowledge of Microsoft office.
• Experience of CAD, preferably Fusion 360 and Adobe Illustrator is advantageous.
• Excellent communication skills; verbal and written.
• Willingness to learn new skills.
  What we can offer
  This is a challenging role in an exciting and growing company within a specialist leisure sports sector. Required training and development will be provided plus attractive discount on company products.
  This is a permanent position, working 38 hours over 4 days (Mon – Thurs) 7.30am – 5.30pm with 6.5 weeks paid holiday per year with a competitive salary.
  Does this sound like the perfect opportunity for you? If so, then please get in touch by submitting your CV and covering letter to davidmaling@daiwasports.co.uk or debbieoneill@daiwasports.co.uk
  Job Type: Full-time
  Work Location: In person
  Reference ID: DSLTD-PDE-0

• Working directly within the Design Engineering dept,
• Collaboration with key stakeholders across Production, Quality and sales departments.
• Design of fishing rod parts.
• Preparation and control of fishing rod/pole prototypes.
• Create documentation from painting to final assembly.
• Preparation and review of relevant design and process documentation.
• Delivery of design reviews within engineering KPI’s.
• Communication with internal and external stakeholders.
• Contribute to product innovation through research, prototyping and testing.
  To be considered for this role you should have a minimum of an HNC in product design or relevant engineering discipline. You will have excellent written and verbal communication skills and be comfortable working collaboratively in a team. You should also have good time management and organisational skills and be able to prioritise your workload.