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R&D Engineer – New Product Development
Omagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom · Hybrid · fulltime_permanent
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About the role
Location: Northern Ireland - Toomebridge Offices
Seniority Level: Entry to Mid
Employment Type: Full Time - Employed
Workplace Type: Hybrid Working (3 days onsite / 2 days from home) | Monday to Friday
Description:
Are you passionate about turning innovative ideas into market-leading products? Join a highly respected engineering team at the forefront of heavy duty machinery. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in developing next-generation equipment, taking concepts from initial design through to testing, validation, and commercial launch while working in a collaborative environment that encourages innovation and continuous improvement.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop new heavy duty machinery products.
- Take concepts from idea generation through detailed design, prototyping, testing, and validation.
- Perform engineering calculations, simulations, and technical analysis to support product development.
- Manage prototype builds and coordinate field testing activities.
- Evaluate new technologies, materials, manufacturing methods, and customer requirements.
- Support patentable innovations and contribute to future product roadmaps.
- Create and maintain engineering drawings, technical documentation, and product specifications.
- Collaborate with manufacturing, quality, procurement, and service teams to ensure successful product delivery.
- Assist with product performance improvements, cost reduction initiatives, and value engineering projects.
- Investigate field issues and implement effective engineering solutions.
- Participate in design reviews, risk assessments, and continuous improvement activities.
- Provide technical support throughout the product lifecycle, from development through production.