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      <description>Location: Dungannon | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Your New CompanyA well-established and innovative engineering manufacturer based in the Dungannon area is seeking to appoint a Graduate/Design Engineer to join its growing engineering team. Renowned for delivering high-quality engineered solutions to customers across global markets, this organisation continues to invest in product development, engineering excellence and employee progression.This is an excellent opportunity for a recent engineering graduate or experienced engineer to gain hands-on experience, receive mentoring from experienced engineers and establish a long-term career within a successful manufacturing business.Your New RoleAs a Graduate/Design Engineer, you will support the design and development of innovative engineering products from concept through to manufacture. Working closely with senior engineers and cross-functional departments, you will gain exposure to the full product development lifecycle while developing your technical and commercial engineering knowledge.Key duties will include:Producing 3D CAD models and detailed engineering drawings.Supporting new product development and product improvement projects.Assisting with engineering calculations, testing ...</description>
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