An excellent opportunity has arisen for an EDU Design Engineer to join a global leader in automotive innovation, based in Coventry. This role focuses on the design and development of electric drive units, covering everything from concept proposals and packaging assessments to 3D modelling, assembly management and issue resolution. You'll work across cross-functional teams to deliver innovative solutions that optimise performance and support future EV technologies. Ideal for engineers with strong CAD skills, project management experience, and a passion for shaping the future of electric mobility.
Join a forward-thinking engineering team as a Systems Integration and Design Engineer, working on cutting-edge electric vehicle projects. This hands-on role covers the full lifecycle of EV systems - from architecture design and integration to calibration, validation and safety analysis. You'll play a key part in shaping innovative vehicle technologies, applying your technical expertise across electrical, communication and test systems. Perfect for engineers passionate about the future of mobility and looking to make a real impact in a dynamic environment.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Lead Spatial Designer to join a world-leading automotive brand in Warwickshire. This creative role focuses on bringing spaces to life - from retail and events to immersive brand environments - using expertise in architectural, interior and furniture design. Working with innovative teams and global partners, you'll help shape compelling experiences that connect people with a cutting-edge brand story.
Position Description
Responsible for bringing spatial design to life through all human-made surroundings and settings.
PED Attribute Engineer | Warwickshire supports propulsion efficiency delivery across ICE, MHEV, and PHEV vehicle programmes, focusing on fuel economy and hybrid range compliance for multiple international markets. The role involves data analysis, benchmarking, target definition, and reporting to support Lead Engineers and AGILE squads throughout the vehicle development cycle. Requires strong understanding of vehicle efficiency principles, proficiency in Microsoft Excel, and the ability to interpret automotive regulations to ensure timely and accurate attribute delivery.
Accountabilities:
The Propulsion Efficiency Engineer is responsible for supporting the PED Lead Engineers and the Chapter Leader with data analysis, summaries and judgement to support the delivery of Propulsion Efficiency Attribute and Features across various vehicle architectures and powertrains.
Vehicle Architecture Lead Engineer | Warwickshire responsible for leading the engineering integration of vehicle architectures, defining technical specifications, and resolving complex multifunctional engineering challenges. This role involves balancing competing attributes, analysing current and future technologies, and influencing strategies to ensure vehicle competitiveness. The position also includes coaching and mentoring junior engineers while delivering high-quality, results-driven solutions across whole vehicle systems.
Duties:
The position is responsible for the engineering integration process for vehicle architectures.
Exciting opportunity for an Engineering Release Specialist in Warwickshire to support a leading automotive manufacturer. You'll manage the release and maintenance of Bills of Material (BoM), ensuring accuracy, build quality, and downstream success. Ideal for detail-oriented professionals with BoM, release, or engineering experience looking to make an impact in a fast-paced environment.
Duties
The Release Operations team are responsible for the construction, release and maintenance of the Bills of Material for all carlines for all plants for the company's business.
Trainer / Change Co-Ordinator | Warwickshire responsible for delivering process-centric training and managing change adoption across engineering teams. The role includes creating and updating training content, coordinating classroom sessions, measuring delegate competency, and providing post-training support to ensure full business adoption. Requires expertise in process training, change management, stakeholder engagement, and strong communication skills to drive effective learning and operational compliance.
Responsibilities:
The role has an overarching responsibility to ensure the delivery of process re-engineering change through process centric training content creation and delivery including the measurement and control of delegates learning and competency through tests and where appropriate 'at elbow support'.
Senior Acoustics Engineer | Liverpool responsible for monitoring and minimising wind noise variability on production vehicle lines, acting as the in-plant voice of the customer. The role involves detecting performance deviations, conducting root cause investigations, and driving issues to resolution while collaborating with core aeroacoustics teams on future product launches. This position requires automotive production experience, proficiency in engineering problem-solving methodologies, and the ability to assess vehicle attributes both objectively and subjectively.
Duties:
Responsible for monitoring and minimising the variability of wind noise performance on current production vehicle lines.
An exciting opportunity for an SVO Attributes Integration Engineer in Warwickshire, working with a leading automotive manufacturer. The role focuses on enhancing customer experience through the design, development, and integration of vehicle attributes across multiple programmes. Responsibilities include target setting, competitor benchmarking, validation activities, and ensuring programme alignment. Applicants should have strong experience in attribute development, engineering processes (PCDS, RMDV, Virtual Series), and problem-solving, with excellent leadership and collaboration skills.
Senior Acoustics Engineer | Solihull responsible for reducing wind noise variability on production vehicle lines while representing the customer voice within the manufacturing environment. This role involves detecting and investigating performance deviations, driving issues to resolution, and supporting plant launch and quality actions for future products. Requires automotive production plant experience, strong problem-solving skills, and expertise in NVH development, testing, and vehicle assessment.
Duties:
Responsible for monitoring and minimising the variability of wind noise performance on current production vehicle lines.