ppWe’re Managing Composites, a growing team of design‑driven minds working at the forefront of advanced materials and we’re looking for bright talent to join our design crew. If you’re eager build your expertise in composites, this could be the perfect next step. /p h3Responsibilities /h3 ul liDesigning components using CATIA V5 and/or 3DX, with a focus on surface design. /li liDesigning parts always considering their mechanical requirements and DFM. /li liAssisting in creating engineering assemblies – from hardware components to bond models. /li liHelping to design molds, masters, and tooling for production (you might get involved in the process end to end). /li liWorking through the development phase, supporting everything from prototypes to full‑scale production. /li liCollaborating with the CAE team to improve and optimise designs. /li liSupporting senior engineers with their projects and picking up new skills along the way. /li liAttending client meetings to discuss progress and challenges. /li liJoining internal team meetings to track progress and plan next steps. /li liHelping to manage and maintain technical documentation for projects. /li liDefining tolerances and requirements for designed components. /li liPerforming system tolerancing definition, including tolerance stack studies. /li liUnderstanding materials and manufacturing processes needed for the components. /li /ul h3Requirements /h3 ul liBachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related field. /li li1–3 years of experience in design engineering, ideally with exposure to composites or related industries. /li liStrong knowledge of CATIA V5 (especially the GSD module). /li liGDT knowledge. /li liExperience working with CAE tools or exposure to engineering iterations with a CAE department is a plus. /li liStrong problem‑solving skills and an eye for detail.



/li liSome experience in designing for manufacturing (experience with molds, tooling, or fixtures is a strong plus). /li liSomeone who enjoys working in a team but can also handle projects independently. /li liExcellent communication skills in English and Spanish. /li liPassionate about technology and eager to learn about advanced composite materials. /li liHybrid work environment: office and remote work. /li liFlexible hours to suit your schedule. /li liGym access: keeping you fit and active. /li liHealth insurance. /li liPaid sick leave, because your health comes first. /li liFlexible compensation system. /li liAccess to a tax and finance expertise platform to make life easier. /li liCompany events. /li liOngoing learning with The Native Lab, our in‑house professional development platform. /li liA focus on your motivation and well‑being, with initiatives designed to keep you happy and thriving. /li /ul pWe’re not your average engineering firm. At Managing Composites, we’re obsessed with design. From electric vehicles to high‑performance supercars, our designers help shape the future of mobility using the most advanced composite materials out there. /p pBut it’s not just cars. We’re also deep into aerospace and marine, designing components for rockets, submarines, and aircraft that push the limits of what’s possible. If you’re into clever geometry, lightweight structures, and solving real‑world problems with style, you’ll fit right in. /p h3Our Culture /h3 pWe call it our House of Culture, and it’s built on values we actually live by: /p ul liRespect Transparency – no fluff, just honest collaboration. /li liTeam Support Equality – every voice matters. /li liRecognition Well‑being – we celebrate wins and look after each other. /li /ul pSo if you’re a designer who’s curious, collaborative, and ready to make an impact, come join us. Let’s build something brilliant. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Design Engineer (Madrid)
🏢 Managing Composites
📍 Madrid