Design Engineer
- Translate project requirements into detailed CAD models, engineering calculations and execution-ready documentation.
- Join a trusted consultancy and enjoy a permanent contract with us, working on diverse projects supported by our expert team.
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Your daily mission
- Concept and detailed engineering
Develop technical designs for mechanical, electrical or multidisciplinary installations, from 3D models to execution drawings.
- Cross functional alignment
Collaborate with project engineers, production teams, suppliers and site teams to avoid rework and improve design quality.
- Quality control and compliance
Ensure designs meet Belgian regulations and standards. Deliver complete and validated documentation.
They are the problem solvers you do not see on site, yet their impact is everywhere. Good design makes everything possible.
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What makes you a fit?
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electromechanics, Industrial Design or a related technical discipline
- Knowledge of CAD / 2D-3D modelling software (e.g. AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Inventor)
- Knowledge of materials, structural calculations, manufacturing processes and design feasibility
- Motivated to take ownership of design solutions and ensure practical, buildable execution
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FAQ's
- What is the difference between a Design Engineer and a Project Engineer?
A Design Engineer focuses on the technical development of the design. A Project Engineer manages planning and execution. They work closely together on most projects.
- What CAD software and tools will I need to use?
Most projects require 2D and 3D CAD software such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Inventor or EPLAN. Additional tools may include calculation software and technical documentation platforms.
- Are there opportunities to specialize in certain design areas?
Absolutely. You can focus on mechanical, electrical, piping, automation or multi-disciplinary systems depending on your interests and project assignments.
- Which industries can I work in as a Design Engineer?
Design Engineers are in demand in industrial manufacturing, pharma, food & beverage, energy, infrastructure, high-tech machinery and chemical sectors. Your expertise applies across multiple disciplines.
Talk to an expert
We’re happy to answer questions or help you find your next project within Engineering.
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