Project Engineer
Location
Norwich, United Kingdom
Job Type
Full-time
Category
other-general
Posted
June 10, 2026
**Position Summary**
The Project Engineer on the Global Service Growth Team (GSGT) is responsible for developing, standardizing, and optimizing mechanical, electrical, and automated processes to enable world-class performance in global service operations. This hybrid role blends hands-on mechanical and electrical engineering expertise with process design, automation, metrology integration, and FBS methodologies. The engineer partners closely with global service sites, metrology, manufacturing engineering, test engineering, IT, and quality teams to deliver scalable tools, fixtures, test systems, and workflows that improve throughput, repeatability, and service reliability. The position requires up to 50% global travel to support deployments, capability transfers, equipment commissioning, and on-site training.
**Key Responsibilities**
1. Tooling, Equipment, Test Systems & Process Development
- Design, build, and optimize mechanical and electrical tools, fixtures, jigs, ...
The Project Engineer on the Global Service Growth Team (GSGT) is responsible for developing, standardizing, and optimizing mechanical, electrical, and automated processes to enable world-class performance in global service operations. This hybrid role blends hands-on mechanical and electrical engineering expertise with process design, automation, metrology integration, and FBS methodologies. The engineer partners closely with global service sites, metrology, manufacturing engineering, test engineering, IT, and quality teams to deliver scalable tools, fixtures, test systems, and workflows that improve throughput, repeatability, and service reliability. The position requires up to 50% global travel to support deployments, capability transfers, equipment commissioning, and on-site training.
**Key Responsibilities**
1. Tooling, Equipment, Test Systems & Process Development
- Design, build, and optimize mechanical and electrical tools, fixtures, jigs, ...