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Cambridge Consultants

Graduate Mechanical Engineer (2027 start)

United Kingdom

Location
United Kingdom
Work
On-site
Employment
Not stated
Level
Entry level
Function
Engineering
Pay
Not stated
Posted
5 weeks ago

About the role

The Mechanics and Design Department undertakes the development of innovative devices, systems and equipment from concept to manufacture whilst addressing considerable technical and design considerations.

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