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      <pubDate>Thu, 08 Oct 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Kintore | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Permanent | Job Description    About the Role   As a Design Engineer, you will join our mechanical engineering team supporting the design, development and continuous improvement of wireline intervention equipment, primarily winches and masts.  Your work will combine maintaining and improving existing product designs with developing new, customer-driven solutions. Day to day, you will work extensively with 3D CAD and contribute across multiple aspects of machinery design - from structures and truck-mounted equipment to power calculations, component selection and the integration of mechanical systems.  This is a role with broad engineering exposure rather than a narrow specialist focus. You may work alongside several engineers on different parts of the same complex design, collaborating to ensure the complete system works together effectively. You will also have opportunities to see your engineering work progress beyond the screen through product builds, testing and factory activities.   About the Team   You will be part of a collaborative mechanical engineering team working across Kintore and international locations. The team combines independent engineering ownership with regular communication...</description>
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