Test Stand Engineer

London
3 weeks ago
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Job Title - Test Stand Engineer

  • Location – Hanger Lane, West London

  • Type - Permanent

  • Salary - Experience Dependant, £45,000 - £55,000 per annum

  • Equity - Tax-efficient share scheme.

  • Benefits - Enhanced Parental Leave at Full Pay, Funding for Professional training/ Qualifications

    Our client:

    Our client is a well-backed hydrogen-tech start-up, developing innovative solutions for green hydrogen production. They have just gone through a significant funding round and are looking to expand their team, including the need for a Test Stand Engineer.

    The Test Stand Engineer will work towards our client’s goals of scaling their cells and modules through improving testing capabilities, increasing the functionality of the test stands, and constantly raising the bar in data quality and test outputs.

    You will join an exciting and fast-moving company that is intent on disrupting the energy industry and enabling a net-zero future.

    What you’ll do:

  • Design optimisation of the company's proprietary catalyst and single-cell test stand designs to improve accuracy, reliability, and durability.

  • Documenting changes and improvements made to the test stands in a structured way.

  • Sourcing and integrating the most suitable instrumentation and process equipment.

  • Design of bespoke test parts and assembly.

  • Managing spare and replacement parts inventory.

  • Preventative maintenance of test rigs to improve stand reliability.

  • Collating regular progress reports and feedback on usability and serviceability.

  • Testing any returned or faulty products/samples.

  • Identifying improvements and optimisations that can be introduced in the test stands.

    About you:

    You’ll stem from a scientific or engineering discipline and will have a well-honed capability in testing, applying your capabilities to advance test development in a structured way.

    Ideally, you will:

  • Have a degree in a science or engineering discipline.

  • 2 years of industrial experience.

  • Be analytical, enjoy solving problems, and working with people.

  • Have experience with Computer Aided Design (CAD) software, such as Solidworks.

  • Be trained to use high-pressure fittings, such as Swagelok and/or Parker.

  • Have experience with high-pressure and high-temperature fluid systems - supercritical water conditions preferable but not essential.

  • Have experience designing, building, commissioning, maintaining, and operating test stands.

  • Have a working knowledge of risk assessments/GLP.

  • Be intrigued by product development and want to play your part in it.

    Desirable:

  • Knowledge and experience of electrical design and wiring.

  • Basic knowledge of data logging and hardware control.

  • Basic knowledge of HAZIDs and HAZOPs.

  • Experience with testing tools such as Matlab, LabVIEW, or TestStand

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