Senior Mechanical Design Engineer - Bearings, Sumps & Oil Systems

Role Overview The Senior Mechanical Design Engineer is responsible for the mechanical design, integration, and lifecycle development of rotating support and lubrication systems within turbofan propulsion architectures. What You Will Do Lead mechanical design of bearing compartments, sump housings, oil nozzles, scavenge features, and support structures for rotating shafts and modules. Ensure designs meet functional, structural, and thermal requirements across engine duty cycles. Why It Might Be a Fit This role requires strong cross-functional collaboration with systems, thermal, structural, and manufacturing teams. Experience with oil system test rigs and instrumentation is preferred. Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering • 7–10 years of experience in the design and development of bearing, sump, or oil system components in aerospace or turbomachinery environments • Proficiency in 3D CAD systems (CATIA, NX, or equivalent) • Familiarity with FEA tools for structural and thermal evaluation • Understanding of tribology, oil flow dynamics, and sealing technology • Knowledge of FAA/EASA regulatory standards and aerospace quality requirements • Strong GD&T knowledge and technical drawing preparation

Benefits • Salaries are highly competitive and tax-free • Benefits can include family visas, annual flight tickets, medical insurance for you and your dependents, and education allowances for your children