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Design Engineer (New Product Development)
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Design Engineer (New Product Development) at Shellworks, designing sustainable materials and packaging solutions.
About this role
📍 London, N4
🏛 4 days in our office, 1 day from home
💰 £40,000 - 50,000 pa + equity
About Shellworks
At Shellworks, we’re on a mission to make plastic waste a thing of the past. We’ve created a new generation of materials - sustainable, high-performing, and designed to disappear. All of our materials are broken down by microorganisms in the soil. By reimagining how plastics are made, we’re tackling one of the world’s most urgent environmental challenges. We’ve already shipped millions of groundbreaking products and now we’re designing the next ones that are going to change the world. You’ll be joining a team of experts in materials science, design and manufacturing who are obsessed with sustainability and innovation.
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