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      <pubDate>Thu, 08 Oct 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Peterborough | Salary: &amp;pound;30.00 - &amp;pound;40.00/hour | Type: Contract | Food Process Design Engineer (SolidWorks), Junior to Mid Level   Location:  Peterborough   Rate:  £30-£40 per hour, depending on experience | Outside IR35 | 12-month contract  Love turning a P&amp;ID into equipment that actually gets built? Spend 12 months doing exactly that for the food and beverage industry, and grow your design skills while you do.   The role and about you   If you’re a mechanical designer with solid project experience behind you, and you want your work to go further than a single one-off job, this one is for you.  You’ll take process requirements, P&amp;IDs and customer needs and turn them into practical SolidWorks designs. You’ll also help shape whole equipment ranges, so your thinking gets reused rather than shelved.  Day to day, you’ll:   Design and modify food and beverage process equipment in SolidWorks, from 3D models and assemblies through to fabrication drawings  Adapt existing designs to different capacities, processes and customers, spotting where standardisation can save time later  Work out how your equipment connects to pipework, pumps, valves, tanks, vessels, conveyors and instrumentation  Review third-party designs and models, and catch issues before the...</description>
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